
Modernising SAIA-Burgess PCD1 / PCD2 controllers
A Workswell solution that reuses the existing wiring of SAIA-Burgess PCD1 and PCD2 controllers to fit modern controllers without touching the electrical cabinet wiring, and up to 30% cheaper.
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Workswell is pleased to announce the opening of its new office at Rue de lâIndustrie 10, in Sion. This new location marks an important step in the companyâs growth and reflects our commitment to strengthening our presence in Valais, closer to our clients and partners.
Located in the heart of the Valais capital, Workswellâs new office was designed to inspire, connect and innovate. The modern layout and open spaces encourage creativity, collaboration and the exchange of ideas among team members.
Itâs a place where technology, people and sustainability meet â the pillars of our vision.
Setting up in Sion is both a strategic and a personal choice. Valais is a region rich in talent and innovation. We want to actively contribute to it while creating a stimulating work environment for our team. Patrick Savioz, CEO of Workswell.
With this opening, Workswell strengthens its role as a key player in Switzerlandâs energy transition.
Our ambition: to support local businesses in their energy transition with tailor-made, innovative and sustainable solutions.
đ Address: Rue de lâIndustrie 10, 1950 Sion
đ Website: www.workswell.ch
We would be delighted to welcome you to our new premises to share our projects, our expertise and our passion for innovation â or just a coffee.
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