Organization and Management

A clear operating structure for customer programs, production work, and internal coordination.

Management structure and site operations

Sanjin keeps management, shared functions, and site operations connected under one operating structure.

Executive Team

General management and cross-site coordination.

Shared Functions

Commercial Engineering and R&D Quality Management Supply Chain and Procurement Information Management Administration Finance

Site Operations

Nanping Factory Fuzhou Factory

What customers can expect

  • One commercial contact, with internal support. Customers do not need to coordinate with every department directly. Commercial teams receive the request and bring in engineering, quality, production, or site teams when needed.
  • Technical questions are reviewed by engineering. Drawings, special requirements, materials, tolerances, and process concerns are reviewed with engineering support before production decisions are made.
  • Nanping and Fuzhou are coordinated under one system. Work may be assigned by product type, process need, capacity, or project stage, while coordination remains under the same management and ERP structure.
  • Documents and records are controlled. Customer files, internal execution documents, production records, and inspection information are managed with department-based permissions.

How a request moves inside Sanjin

Customer information is received, reviewed, converted into internal execution documents, and then assigned to the right site or team.

01

Customer request

Drawings, requirements, quantity, delivery needs, or technical questions are received.

02

Commercial intake

The request is recorded and brought to the relevant internal teams.

03

Technical review

Engineering, quality, or production teams review feasibility, risks, and execution needs.

04

Document release

Approved requirements are converted into controlled internal execution documents.

05

Site execution

Work is assigned to Nanping, Fuzhou, or shared teams based on process need and capacity.