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When Fabian talks about his day-to-day work, it quickly becomes clear that there’s no such thing as a routine in special construction. He has been working as a project manager at STRABAG in Lahnstein for 20 years, overseeing projects that are often technically demanding and organisationally challenging. It is precisely this variety that makes his job so appealing to him.

Robert has been with the company since 1976 and has seen numerous changes: from apprentice to site foreman and construction manager, and on to warehouse management. In this interview, he talks about his career, memorable moments and what still motivates him today.

38 years, countless construction sites, many challenges and innumerable encounters! When Stefan looks back on his time at STRABAG, one thing stands out above all else: the people. Whilst his retirement marks the end of a long career, the mark he has left behind will endure.

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.