Placed on 26/03/2020
The Technical Documentation department at VB-Airsuspension is responsible for more or less all technical documentation supplied as standard with all (air) suspension systems. The technical documentation will usually include a description of the technical product or process. The department is responsible for the following:
Other technical documentation the department produces:
Get to know our Technical Documentation department
(from left to right) Ronald Booms, Peter Klein Gunnewiek and Erwin Eijsink.
Ronald Booms
Role: technical documentation engineer
Ronald started working for X-Traxx in 2017. Relatively soon afterwards, he started working on documentation for VB-Airsuspension. Ronald has a background in DTP and initially worked on the old style fitting instructions. He is currently fully occupied working on the text-free fitting instructions. The VB-SemiAir and VB-CoilSpring fitting instructions were the first to be moved over to the new style, and he is currently working on the VB-FullAir fitting instructions.
Peter Klein Gunnewiek
Role: technical documentation engineer
Peter has worked for VB-Airsuspension since 2015. He started in the Marketing department, then had a spell working for both the Marketing and Engineering departments. Since 2020, he has moved over full time to the Technical Documentation department. Peter is responsible for the text-free OPS fitting instructions. He is currently occupied with making minor changes to the fitting instructions in order to be able to prepare the complete fitting instructions on time. Peter also manages the TÜV documentation and ensures all documentation is linked in AX (for printing) and is made available online on the VB portal.
Erwin Eijsink
Role: team leader and technical documentation engineer
Erwin has a twin role in Technical Documentation, that of team leader and technical documentation engineer. He guides Peter and Ronald and plans their tasks. Given his technical background, he took on the task of updating the construction manual and the Parts Catalogue.
There are also areas where their work overlaps, with tasks that they all perform. They can include making minor changes to fitting instructions and drawing up technical specification sheets, technical bulletins and sales bulletins.
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