Stora Enso Fors

Road 68 has recently been redirected and your GPS often shows an incorrect map. To get to Stora Enso Fors, turn off road 68 towards Fors and continue straight ahead.

Turn off road 68 at this intersection. Follow the signs to Stora Enso Fors loading "Dispatch".

When you are loading at our production facility, we require that your loading zone is completely clean and free from distinct odors. Please clean your loading zone before arriving at Stora Enso Fors. If your loading zone does not meet our requirements, we will reject the truck, and you will not be allowed to load our products.

Turn left at the sign for Dispatch

Park the truck and go into the loading office. Always start by checking in on our computer. If the loading office is open, talk to the staff at the loading office. If the loading office is not staffed, bring your check-in printout, go to the warehouse, and ring the bell for further assistance.

To enter the area, we require you to have full protective equipment: safety glasses, high-visibility vest, helmet, and safety shoes. Without this, it is not permitted to drive in.

When you are on site, you must also follow our rules: smoking, idling, and overnight stays in vehicles are prohibited.

All personnel on site wear Cyclope Move safety devices for improved visibility and collision prevention. The device emits strong lights to ensure that you can easily see workers in your surroundings. Please remain vigilant and follow all signals from the device to avoid accidents and ensure a safe working environment.

Back the truck to the dock where you are asked to load.

When the truck is in place, apply the Swedoc wheel lock. Turn the knob until the light turns green, then drive into the warehouse.

Use the approved edge protection when securing the load. Do not climb onto the load. Use a ladder if necessary. If possible, wait to secure the load until the loading is complete and you have driven away from the dock.

Thank you for respecting our safety rules!

Did you know that production in Fors started as early as 1895? Today, we are a leading producer of cardboard for the food industry. Here we produce approximately 1100 tons of cardboard every day.