We love to put the spotlight on Sunderland workers who make companies tick.
And here's a look at the team at Liebherr over the years.
It's a company which has won the Queen's Award and welcomed VIP visitors in 2011.
We've got a retirement scene and apprentices chipping in with a street clean in 2019.
Intrigued? Read on and find out more in these Echo archive scenes.
It's a company which has won the Queen's Award and welcomed VIP visitors in 2011.
5. Join us in 2009
Geoff Husband, second left from Liebherr, was there to help the celebrations at the maiden voyage of the German ship Regine in 2009. He was joined by Wendy Nice, Harold Matthes and Susan Husband.
6. An important day
The day when the Shadow Trade Minister Geoffrey Clinton-Brown came to town in 2010. It was a packed room at the Ayres Quay office 14 years ago.
7. Meeting the team
Leader of the Labour Party, Ed Miliband visited Liebherr in Sunderland and chatted to the workforce in 2011.
8. A spruce-up in 2014
The company's apprentices redecorated Austin House, Southwick, in 2014. The Salvation Army house got a new look thanks to Julie Judson and Graham Wharton from the Salvation Army, left to right; as well as Leibherr workers Michael Booth, Cameron Meechan, Danny Meek, Rory Foster, Ethan Gordon and Graham Wharton.