Working @ Stora Enso
Aren't they precious! Neverending rows of baby eucalyptus trees at the nursery at Stora Enso's pulp mill in Montes Del Plata, Uruguay.
The view from the roof top of our head office building in Helsinki was stunning this chilly morning, where -18C felt like -30C! ❄️
Our head office in Helsinki was part of the light festival luxhelsinki and lit up so beautifully at night.
If you work in the forest for Stora Enso, you may end up driving a fowarder like this, a one-year old Rottne F15C. It is a mid-size forwarder, when fully loaded and equipped with steeltracks it weighs about 40 tons.
Today's office near a beautiful lake where we planned a pine dominated area, soon ready for final felling.
In Stora Enso's office in Falun, Sweden, office dogs are allowed and appreciated colleagues (by most people). Here is Kasper and Snow on guard outside one of the offices.
Railroad is one of the most important veins amongst production organs, this particularly colourful one can be found in the Heinola Fluting Mill area.
Meet our employees: Roman Korytar, Integration Manager from Ostrava, Czech Republic tells about his daily work.
The live webcast from our internal event "Reconnect" was filled with interesting content. Here is Noel Morrin, our EVP Sustainability, and the Global Sustainability Expert Johan Rockstöm being interviewed by Anna Ronander.
Want to bring your dog to the office? Not a problem - if you happen to work in the Stora Enso office in Falun, Sweden. Here are some of our responsible and proud dog owners right outside the office building.
Muita ideoita
At Stora Enso we are all for a healthy lifestyle. If you're lucky, you might even find some colleagues to take a morning run with!
Taking a tour in one of the Stora Enso mills is a great way to get to know our company. This is BM 8 (Board machine) at Skoghalls Bruk in Sweden, and as always safety comes first with hard hats and reflex vests!
You can have a long career full of variation and challenges at Stora Enso. Like Lennart, still going strong after 48 years in the company.
If you work in the forest for Stora Enso, you may end up driving a fowarder like this, a one-year old Rottne F15C. It is a mid-size forwarder, when fully loaded and equipped with steeltracks it weighs about 40 tons.
To be aware of potential safety risks is important both at mills and office areas in Stora Enso.
Working in the forest for Stora Enso can be lonely sometimes. A little company is always welcome!
Leadership training at Stora Enso.
Really nice and sunny for a Stora Enso forest worker! Just a little bit cold, -20 degrees celcius. At least there are no mosquitos.
The gingerbread version of the Stora Enso head office in Kanavaranta, Helsinki. We're sure Alvar Aalto would be proud!
Did we mention that we work with BIG machines in Stora Enso? This is a machine reel with paper all rolled up.