Our industrialization in Burgundy

Made in France

From 2022, néos will gradually relocate its conveyor assembly to the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region , at its Crissey site (71).

This choice marks a major step forward in our reindustrialization strategy and our commitment to Made in France.

Today, we have a 2,000 m² industrial hall dedicated to theassembly, storage and management of equipment integrated into our sorting processes.
The ramp-up underway will enable us to keep pace with our growth, with a planned extension to 4,000 m² by 2027.

Eventually, the aim is for all conveyors used in neos processes to be fully assembled in our Crissey workshop.

Control, responsiveness and continuous improvement

Local assembly allows us to :

  • Enhanced quality control
  • Better deadline management
  • Highly responsive during the construction phase
  • Continuous feedback integration

The close proximity between our Beaune design office and our Crissey site means we can constantly improve our equipment and quickly adapt to project requirements.

Our Safety Policy : From design to operation

Safety is a top priority, integrated into every stage of our projects.

A dedicated organization

Our approach is based on a structured, cross-functional organization:

  • Full-time Safety & Environment Coordinator
  • Assembly reviews right from the design phase
  • Systematic risk analysis
  • Continuous improvement based on feedback

Our methods are developed in collaboration with INRS and CARSAT, to guarantee the highest standards.

Worksite safety

Each site is supported by :

  • A Safety Officer in the field
  • A mandatory safety briefing for all participants
  • A daily safety update
  • Anticipated and secure assembly procedures

Priority is given to collective protection, anticipating risks and controlling co-activity situations.

From design to ergonomics

Safety is built in right from the start:

  • Smooth, safe circulation
  • Organization by trays without steps or level breaks
  • Easy maintenance access
  • Risk analysis in compliance with the Machinery Directive

We have also co-authored the NF X35-702 standard, the benchmark for sorting cabin ergonomics, in order to achieve lasting improvements in operators’ working conditions.