Designing circular economy (CE) model for after sales services in AWPs Industry
Alkhawaja, Ahmad Aqel Muhammed (2024)
2024
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2024061022648
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2024061022648
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In this thesis, a literature review has been done to discuss the CE as new and general concept and the need to move the economy form linear old traditional economic to this new concept CE. Moreover, a general overview and some market share facts have been discussed related to the AWPs industry and linked the CE concept with future of this business specially in the after sales service.
In this thesis, a model design of four closed loops were implemented, maintenance and repair loop, reuse loop, refurbishment loop and recycling loop. In each loop a feasibility study was taken place in term of technical difficulties and profitability to the business model. Published data, interviews, and internal data form Bronto Skylift were used to make the recommendation and the analysis.
At the end of the thesis, it has been found that AWPs are still new to the CE strategies not same as other industries or even same as small automobiles. However, it has been found that most of loops can be implemented and thus a huge and dramatical changes can be expected in the short and long run when it comes to the sustainability, environmental impact, CO2 emissions, draining natural resources and following the new regulations which will improve the quality of go green based concept and thus increase the customer satisfaction and loyalty.
CE is not only about the environment, at one day it will be about the dignity and feasibility of AWPs business to keep it sustainable, endurable, and profitable.
In this thesis, a model design of four closed loops were implemented, maintenance and repair loop, reuse loop, refurbishment loop and recycling loop. In each loop a feasibility study was taken place in term of technical difficulties and profitability to the business model. Published data, interviews, and internal data form Bronto Skylift were used to make the recommendation and the analysis.
At the end of the thesis, it has been found that AWPs are still new to the CE strategies not same as other industries or even same as small automobiles. However, it has been found that most of loops can be implemented and thus a huge and dramatical changes can be expected in the short and long run when it comes to the sustainability, environmental impact, CO2 emissions, draining natural resources and following the new regulations which will improve the quality of go green based concept and thus increase the customer satisfaction and loyalty.
CE is not only about the environment, at one day it will be about the dignity and feasibility of AWPs business to keep it sustainable, endurable, and profitable.