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When you think of a building site, a crane usually springs to mind straight away. But before it can lift its first component, a great deal of planning, technical expertise and teamwork is required. That is exactly what Tim is responsible for at STRABAG BMTI. He has been overseeing our crane technology since 2019.

From Berlin to Vienna, from hydrogen plants to major tunnel projects, from cost estimator to team leader: Maja doesn’t take the easy route. What others find particularly challenging is what really sparks her enthusiasm.

Having successfully completed his degree in civil engineering, Michel joined STRABAG a few weeks ago as a site manager in the infrastructure and transport networks division. In this interview, he talks about his first few weeks at the company, the balance between site work and office work, and why he enjoys working in civil engineering so much.

From running his own start-up to working in corporate development at an international construction group. Nik’s career path is anything but ordinary.

David began his career at STRABAG and is now a site manager on one of Germany’s largest infrastructure projects. In this interview, he explains how curiosity, hands-on experience and a sense of responsibility have, step by step, brought him to where he is today.

Roland has been part of STRABAG PFS since 1975 and has progressed from an electromechanical engineer to a specialist in mobile and digital radio technology. His career path illustrates just how much passion, team spirit and a love of technology can shape a working life. 

Managing major international projects poses very special challenges for those responsible. This is why STRABAG offers Versatile Project Management, a special training programme that prepares employees to take on responsibility in this area and is unique in this form in the construction industry.