AUTOFORUM

Ford - Performance Car Wash Trolleys for local entrepreneurs!

Dec, 16 2020, 09:26

A group of four entrepreneurial car washers were quick to identify an opportunity and began offering Ford employees their car washing services a few years back.

Ford’s Dorah Mmekwa wins Woman of Excellence Award

Dec, 03 2020, 15:59

Dorah Mmekwa, a Manufacturing Engineering manager at Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa’s Silverton Assembly Plant

Ford fulfils 50 000 face shields order to assist COVID-19 efforts in Southern Africa

Jun, 26 2020, 11:35

Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) has assembled and supplied 50 000 face shields for the United States Department of Defense to shore up its response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Southern African region.

Ford begins phased production and operations restart in SA on 1 June

Jun, 03 2020, 15:42

Ford has implemented a phased restart for its South African operations beginning 1 June, including restarting vehicle and engine production and bringing back the first wave of employees that are not able to do their jobs remotely.

Ford Motor Company promotes employee development and growth

Jun, 03 2020, 15:18

“Creating a safe, diverse and positive working environment engenders innovation, teamwork and the development of talent to cultivate future leaders,” says Ockert Berry, VP Operations at Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA).

Ford’s high-tech three-dimensional automated paint defect detection system delivers maximum quality

May, 08 2020, 13:07

Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa’s continued investment in its Silverton Assembly Plant in Pretoria has unlocked significant increases in its production volumes, with the Ford Ranger pickup exported to over 100 global markets, and the seven-seat

Ford South Africa commences production of face shields

Apr, 08 2020, 18:03

Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) has commenced production of 57 000 protective face shields that will be donated to front-line medical and essential services personnel who are most at risk of contracting the COVID-19 virus that has sprea