“We are looking forward to supporting German Rail Day at our headquarters location in Kassel,” says Kai Mentel, Managing Director of the HÜBNER Group. “Rail transport and the rail industry as a whole will be crucial for the overall mobility turnaround. As the HÜBNER Group, we are offering an important part of the solutions for this transformation in mobility offerings.”
Gangway system for the Spanish rail manufacturer CAF will be shown
Rail travelers and interested people will have the chance to get information about the broad range of HÜBNER mobility products at the company’s Rail Day stand in the station. The HÜBNER product range extends from customized gangway systems for trains as well as buses, to door safety and entry systems for public transport vehicles, to chassis technology, cockpit displays in the cabs of locomotives, plus applications for airport technology.
As an example of one of its main products, HÜBNER will be showing a gangway system produced for the commuter train “Tren Modular Civia”, a vehicle produced by the rail manufacturer Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF). The Spanish company has been a HÜBNER customer for many years.
Diverse career opportunities at the mobility maker HÜBNER
“With our broad global view of the mobility sector, we are an exciting employer in this field, with a wide range of interesting professional opportunities,” emphasizes Timm Kohberger, Head of Gangway Systems in the Mobility Rail division at the company’s Kassel location. “We are continually looking for new recruits for our workforce of approximately 3,500 employees at locations around the world. Highly practical insights into career opportunities at HÜBNER will be provided by former HÜBNER trainees as well as by representatives from our HR department at the Rail Day event. We are looking forward to stimulating conversations and interesting encounters at Rail Day!”
Background about “German Rail Day”
German Rail Day (“Tag der Schiene”) is an annual, nationwide event that aims to publicize the diversity, future orientation and climate friendliness of the rail sector. It is organized jointly by the German federal government, the German states, regional authorities and rail industry associations and companies. In this connection, activities and events will take place on a decentralized basis throughout Germany from 15-17 September.
German Rail Day was held for the first time in 2022. It involved more than 300 different events with more than 50,000 persons taking part.
