JOARJO at the 336th Plenary Meeting of the AEC Automotive Committee held at FICOSA

JOARJO was present at the 336th Plenary Meeting of the Automotive Committee of the Spanish Association for Quality (AEC), held this time at the FICOSA facilities in Soria.

Representing JOARJO were Ms. Isabel Mozota (Owner) and Laura Arnal (Head of Quality and Environment), thus reinforcing JOARJO’s active involvement as a leading company in precision machining in the main forums where the present and future of the automotive sector are defined. A space where quality is built from within The day began with a welcome that focused on the value of these meetings as real spaces for exchange among professionals. These types of workshops allow for comparing models, sharing challenges, and validating approaches in an environment where technical demands are at their highest.

One of the key aspects of the session was the presentation of technological evolution in critical vehicle components, exemplified by the development of solutions such as rearview mirrors with displays, where innovation, electronic integration, and high-quality standards converge.

Quality as a System

During the visit and presentations, an idea was emphasized that directly connects with JOARJO’s vision: quality is not an isolated area, but a cross-cutting responsibility. integrated throughout the entire value chain.

An approach where decisions are supported by robust information systems. This philosophy, where results are a direct consequence of the system built, reflects a line of work aligned with how we understand industry: precision, method, and constant improvement.

Real Industry: Complete Process, from Start to Finish

The plant visit provided firsthand insight into a fully integrated production model, where processes such as aluminum and plastic injection molding, painting, and final assembly coexist within the same facility.

These types of industrial structures not only optimize efficiency but also allow for exhaustive quality control at every stage, something especially critical in sectors such as… Automotive.

Continuous commitment to the most demanding standards

JOARJO’s participation in these types of meetings is part of a clear strategy: to remain continuously connected to the standards, methodologies, and requirements of the most advanced sectors.

The AEC Automotive Committee is not only a meeting point, but also a space where trends are anticipated, lessons learned are shared, and common criteria are built that directly impact industrial competitiveness.

JOARJO This further consolidates its position in environments where quality is demonstrated.