“We selected Jan van Dam from three candidates because they were the only one able to deliver a complete solution,” says Jop Pierik,

Vetipak wanted one partner to handle the entire process. Not only the transport, but also the technical dismantling and reassembly of the production lines. Jan van Dam offers exactly that combination. With its own equipment, mechanics, drivers, and project managers. Everything in-house, under one roof. That means short lines of communication, clarity, and a single point of contact.

“We selected Jan van Dam from three candidates because they were the only one able to deliver a complete solution,” says Jop Pierik, contact person at Vetipak. “Both technical staff and logistics, including their own equipment. For us, that prevents too many contact persons and dependencies.”

A rock-solid preparation
Half of the project was in the preparation. Jan van Dam created a roadmap in which every detail was planned. From measuring all production lines, disconnecting and dismantling them, labeling, internal transport, loading, moving to the new site, unloading, positioning, aligning, reassembling, and reconnecting.
The roadmap specified who did what and when, planned down to the minute. Every part was labeled and positioned with millimeter precision. Every step was carefully thought out. No surprises, no loose ends.

One team, one responsibility
What made this relocation unique was the team. At Jan van Dam, drivers have technical insight and mechanics have logistical insight. They speak each other’s language and work seamlessly together. From electrical disconnection and internal transport at the old site to loading, moving, and precisely positioning machines at the new site: everyone knew exactly what had to be done.

For Vetipak, this meant peace of mind. No discussions between suppliers. No coordination between subcontractors. Just one team taking responsibility for the entire process, from A to Z.