GRADUATE TRAINEES RECEIVE ERICH HOFFMEISTER PRIZE
Kevin Gosner and Kevin Fischer complete their training with flying colours
District Administrator, Heiko Schmid, presented the Erich-Hoffmeister Prize in July at the graduation ceremony of the vocational college centre in Biberach to our former Trainees, Kevin Gosner and Kevin Fischer. Both had completed their training as industrial mechanics in July 2017 ahead of schedule and with great results.
In total this year 7,500 euros were paid out by the Erich Hoffmeister Foundation to 17 award winners. The aim of the foundation is the promotion of vocational training, in particular of training professions in the industrial, cutting machine, tool and construction mechanics trades. The award winners from various companies have completed their training with excellent results both in the academic and practical areas and have thus already taken their first step towards their future career.
Prizes and Commendations for Further Graduate Trainees
At this event commendations and prizes for good final marks were also awarded from the Karl Arnold College and the Gebhard Müller College to Christian Dobler (industrial mechanic, commendation), Marius Zeh (industrial mechanic, prize), Johannes Haupt (mechatronics engineer, prize), Michael Zinser (mechatronics engineer, commendation), Felix Birk (electronics technician for industrial engineering, commendation), Daniel Hagel (electronics technician for industrial engineering, commendation), Sven Häberle (electronics technician for industrial engineering, commendation), Jessica Siebert (industrial clerk, commendation), Melanie Beck (industrial clerk, prize) and Sarah Egle (industrial clerk, commendation).
The Handtmann Group of Companies warmly congratulates its graduate trainees on their great training results and wishes them all the best for their future career. Keep it up!
Source: Noah Gnandt
HANDTMANN PROVIDES A TEAM FOR THE FIRST TIME FOR THE 4TH DEE AOK COMPANY RUN
Ideal start to the current running season
The following people started for Team Handtmann (from l.): Doris Matits (Metallgusswerk), Tatjana Kammerlander (Systemtechnik), Wolfgang Wieber (Service), Giovani Turturro (Metallgusswerk), Carolin Bleher (Service), Anja Forstenhäusler (Service) und Nicole Schupp (Systemtechnik).
Over 2,200 runners came together on 21 June 2018 for the run around the Ratiopharm Arena in Neu-Ulm. Handtmann provided a team of seven runners for this event for the first time.
Under ideal weather conditions the endurance athletes from Team Handtmann successfully mastered the 6.8 kilometre-long course. The start and finish were both in the Ratiopharm Arena. After the run everyone stayed together: An after-work feeling finally came about accompanied by drinks, food and music.
Source: Carolin Bleher
25TH TOUR DE BAROCK: HANDTMANN CYCLES
Handtmann cycling enthusiasts take part in a tour for the first time
With the intent that “no distance is too far for us!” Team Handtmann set off with a total of 27 cyclists on the tours: Centurion Trophy with 65 kilometres, Schwäbische Zeitung with 116 kilometres and the Paul Blersch Trophy with 191 kilometres. Experience Upper Swabia at its most beautiful – that was the motto.
With a cumulative elevation of 2,551 metres and an overall distance of 2,987 kilometres, Team Handtmann was thus represented in three of a total of four disciplines in the Tour de Barock. All participants in the Handtmann team successfully mastered the targets that they had set themselves. In the end the Handtmann team was even given a cup for providing the second biggest group of participants at the 25th edition of the Tour de Barock.
Authors: Armin Wohlfrom, Carolin Bleher