Basic information

ADLER Czech, a.s.

Manufacturer of brand–name advertising textile Adler (TM)

Adler (TM) is a trademark of ADLER Czech, a.s. (hereafter "Adler"). Company headquarters is in Ústí nad Labem in the north part of the Czech Republic. It was good news for advertising agencies and also for customers, when Adler Company appeared in Czech market in the year 2000. From the very moment of coming into the market Adler had become one of the rapidly growing manufacturers and importers of advertising textile in the Czech Republic. Even though our main clients are advertising agencies, the satisfaction of a final user, for whom the goods are designed, is very important for Adler Company

Adler Company exploits modern storage facilities - 5000 m2. Having all necessary means, our business approach is to provide the best services and very strict product quality control. The quality policy guaranties to our customers:

• reliability
• flexibility
• goods quality
• individual approach
• responsibility

  Contacts

ADLER Czech, a.s.
Nový svět 199
400 07 Ústí nad Labem - Krásné Březno

Czech Republic

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT

Executive director

Aleksandar Alačkov
email: aleksandar.alackov@adler.info

Sales department for Czech Republic

prodej@adler.info

Mgr. Roman Ulbrich(area manager)
tel.: +420 475 240 547
fax:+420 475 240 555
email:roman.ulbrich@adler.info

Magdaléna Hausmanová(customer service)
tel.: +420 475 240 511
fax:+420 475 240 555
email: magdalena.hausmanova@adler.info

Dana Musilová (customer service)
tel.: +420 475 240 511
fax:+420 475 240 555
email: dana.musilova@adler.info

Mgr. Bc. Renata Frančíková  (příjem zakázek)
tel.: +420 475 240 511
fax: +420 475 240 535
email: renata.francikova@adler.info

Lenka Giláková  (příjem zakázek)
tel.: +420 475 240 511
fax: +420 475 240 535
email: lenka.gilakova@adler.info

Jan Rochovanský (obchodní zástupce)
tel.: +420 475 240 511
fax:+420 475 240 555
tel.: +420 608 608 117
email: jan.rochovansky@adler.info

PURCHASE DEPARTMENT

Kamila Hánová (project manager)
tel.:+420 475 240 548
fax:+420 475 240 555
email: kamila.hanova@adler.info

DEVELOPMENT

Bc. Jaroslava Pejšová DiS. (business development support)
tel:+420 475 240 596
email:  jarka pejsova@adler.info

Where to find us

Company ADLER Czech is located in Ústí nad Labem in Krásné Březno district on access road from the town of Děčín. There is a car park for 20 passenger vehicles and 4 trucks at the company’s disposal. The access is suitable for all kinds of road transport.

If you are coming from Prague direction, after entering Ústí nad Labem keep on the main road – direction Děčín, almost to the end of the city. On the right you will see gas station Benzina and after another approximately 500 meters a car dealer Citroën. Right in front of this car dealer turn left and this road will lead you straight to our building.

If you are coming from Děčín direction, after entering Ústí nad Labem keep on the main road – direction Prague. You will cross the railway track at the overpass and on the right you will see the car dealer Citroën. Right behind this car dealer turn left and this road will lead you straight to our building.

From the city center use trolleybus lines 51, 56, 57 or a bus from Carrefour number 5 and get off at a bus stop Krásné Březno. After you get off, walk along the main road – direction Děčín – approximately 0, 5 km. You will get to the railway-undercrossing, walk through and you will see Adler building

Certificates

We are pleased to state that ADLER Czech stock company meets the requirements of the QESMS integrated system standards without any exceptions. The company underwent several successive audits successfully and was granted certificates proving successful results of the certification process.

I shall briefly describe the new system and its basic elements. Taken together, the QESMS is comprised of:

• Quality – ISO 9001:2008/2009,
• The Environment – ISO 14001:2004/2005,
• Security Management System OHSAS 18001:2008 – Occupational Health and Safety

Quality ISO 9001:2008/2009,

ISO 9001 is an international standard focusing on quality management, applicable to any organization involved in manufacturing and/or the provision of services.

ISO 9001 is based on eight quality management principles, which are essential for good business relations. If they are fully adopted, they can contribute significantly to improving the performance of an organization and can promote company’s success in a competitive environment. These are the following principles:

• Customer focus - organizations depend on their customers, and that is why they need to adjust all their activities so that they fulfill customers’ requirements and expectations.
• Leadership - it is necessary for ensuring a unity of purpose and direction.
• Employees’ involvement – it enables the creation of a suitable environment so that all employees can entirely take part in the process of achieving organization’s goals.
• Process approach – it ensures business goals achievement, resources and activities, which are necessary for optimal process management with understanding of their inputs and outputs and mutual interactions.
• System approach to management – it is a systematic approach to organization’s key activities, which ensures the efficiency and effectiveness of its management.
• Continual improvement - in everyday activities of an organization this principle application is a basic prerequisite for success in a very competitive market environment.
• Factual approach to decision making - effective decisions are always made being based on the results of logical analyses of specific data and information.
• Mutually beneficial business relations - only these sorts of relations can ensure the ability to create values that will satisfy all the parties involved.

EMS - The Environment – ISO 14001:2004/2005,

The Environmental Management System (EMS), according to the requirements of international ISO standards, represents a professional lifestyle in the entrepreneurial world and a clear representation to others about organization’s conception and approach regarding the environment.

EMS certification confirms that the owners and the management of an organization are not only aware of their responsibility regarding the environment but that they are willing to have the results of their activities confirmed by an independent audit and to show publicly that the principles of behaviour and approach towards the environment they are being guided by are the part of their business processes.

The ISO 14001 international standard focuses on environmental management and is designed to be applied in any organization without regard to its size, layout or nature. ISO 14001 is the part of a family of processes focusing on international standards rigorously based on Deming’s principle of PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act).

The identification of environmental aspects or activities that have an impact on the environment, their management and monitoring, and continual improvement are the requirements that the ISO 14001 standard sets for a company. If these EMS requirements are completely satisfied, there will be the following business advantages:

• A clearly demonstrated approach and behaviour towards the environment that is conveyed to customers, investors, the public, the state and private institutions.
• The achievement of full compliance with legislation and meeting all the requirements concerning the environment.
• The disclosing of possible risks, discrepancies and accidents that could have a negative impact on the environment and the running of the organization.
• An increased evidence of business credibility and trustworthiness among investors, banks and insurance companies (lower interest rates and premiums).
• Cost saving as a result of the management/saving of material and energy inputs.
• Funds saving because of a decreased amount of fines and other penalties paid for harming environmental impact.
• The facilitation of acquiring permits and approvals for doing business in environmentally demanding and sensitive areas.

OHSAS 18001

Organizations in various business fields more and more often endeavour to prove to their shareholders, employees, customers, and other interested parties that they are able to fulfill specified obligations in the area of occupational health and safety (OHS) by managing safety aspects and risks systematically, and by prevention measures.

Stricter legislation, the development of management policies, increasing pressure on sustainable development, and growing interest in public welfare are the most obvious reasons for organizations to be more interested in getting OHS. The Occupational Health and Safety System, which is built, maintained and managed according to the requirements of the OHSAS 18001 international standard, is the optimal way to minimize risks in this area.

OHSAS 18001 is currently the most internationally recognized standard stipulating the requirements of OHS with the objective of minimizing risks while simultaneously increasing the performance of an organization. OHSAS 18001 is designed to be applied in any organization without regard to its size, layout or nature.

OHSAS 18001 certification means that an organization is aware of possible risks and that it systematically minimizes them, including the prediction of possible dangers arising out of extraordinary events.

If the requirements of OHSAS 18001 are fully satisfied, there will be the following benefits:

• The achievement of full compliance with legislation.
• A decrease in the risks of accidents and as a result time and financial losses minimizing.
• The minimization of all possible risks due to a clearly stipulated emergency plan.
• Clearly specified investment and business plans regarding OHS requirements.
• An increased evidence of business credibility and trustworthiness among investors, banks and insurance companies (lower interest rates and premiums).
• An improvement in relations with employees, unions, the public, and state institutions.
• The elimination or limiting of costs caused by an unclear OHS management system organizational structure.
• Funds saving because of a decreased amount of fines and other penalties.
• Growing opportunities in the areas of export, state contracts and business support.
• The overall improvement of the organization’s image.

Membership in associations

POPAI (Point of Purchase Advertising International)

POPAI is an association of professionals that deals with point of purchase advertising throughout the entire world: advertisers, retailers, producers and designers of POP materials, advertising agencies, etc.

It serves as a unique source of POP trends and information. It carries out market research that focuses on the effectiveness of POP advertising and organizes professional and training events. The association promotes the POP industry through public relations and represents its members at national and international conferences.

POPAI helps its members effectively utilize point of purchase advertising.

POPAI membership is approaching 2,000 worldwide. POPAI is active in the USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Japan, Mexico, and Canada.

PSI (Promotional Product Service Institute)

PSI is the most important network of entrepreneurs in the promotional product sector. It is headquartered in Düsseldorf, where the PSI trade fair takes place each year.

Its membership currently consists of more than 7,000 professional promotional product companies throughout all of Europe.