At the BMW Group’s Landshut site, long-serving employees were honoured for 40 years of service. The jubilarians, who began their careers with the company in 1985, were congratulated and received a badge of honour as a sign of appreciation. Each was thanked for their commitment and outstanding achievements over the past four decades.
Those celebrated were: Harald Böhmer, Josef Ehrmaier, Jürgen Hillebrand, Rudolf Hofstetter, Johann Lurz, Roman Märkl, Stephan Mederer, Janette Memminger, Thomas Pöppl, Michael Vasas and Karl-Heinz Vilser.
About the BMW Group Plant Landshut:
The site employs around 3,700 people who produce a wide range of components – from light alloy castings for engines, chassis and body structures to electrical and electronic parts, plastic exterior components, carbon fibre body elements, cockpit systems, engines and drive shafts.
As the BMW Group’s largest component plant worldwide, Landshut supplies nearly every BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce and BMW Motorrad model. The plant stands for resource-conscious production, digitalisation-driven processes, and a strong focus on sustainability.
In addition, the Technology Centre at Landshut plays a key role in the development of future vehicle models. Experts from various disciplines are involved at an early stage to drive innovation and support the automotive industry’s technological transformation.
Within the Landshut and Lower Bavaria region, the BMW Group plant is recognised as a socially responsible, innovative and attractive employer.
