Landshut. Last Friday, 14 employees celebrated their 40th service anniversary. Franz Fischer, Head of Human Resources Management, and Bernhard Ebner, Chairman of the Works Council at the Landshut site, congratulated the honorees, who began their careers at the BMW Group in 1985, and presented them with a commemorative pin in recognition of their loyalty. They also expressed their gratitude for the outstanding contributions made over the past four decades.
“40 years of commitment, passion, and reliability – for this I would like to express my sincere thanks. You are the backbone of our plant and a decisive part of our shared success – today and in the future,” said Bernhard Ebner, Chairman of the Works Council at the BMW Group Plant Landshut.
“Since 1985, you, our dear honorees, have been serving the BMW Group. For nearly half a century, you have helped shape and strengthen our company with dedication and a keen sense of responsibility. Thank you very much for your commitment and loyalty over the past four decades,” added Franz Fischer, Head of Human Resources Management at the BMW Group Plant Landshut.
“Success at work only comes when the job brings joy. That has always been the case for me. Over the past 40 years, I have consistently received tasks tailored to me, which allowed me to grow,” said Franz Buchauer, Energy Manager in the foundry, who also celebrated his 40th anniversary last Friday. “The BMW Group has been, is, and will remain a highly attractive employer that plays a special role in my life,” Buchauer continued.
The honorees were: Bernhard Schachtner, Stefan Rösner, Karl Unterholzner, Rudolf Noderer, Waldemar Grenz, Hans-Juergen Fischer, Martin Kindsmüller, Klaus Sammer, Stefan Schmid, Darius Marzian, Stefan Maierbeck, Walter Gehwolf, Bernhard Furtmair, and Franz Buchauer.
About the BMW Group Plant Landshut
At the BMW Group Plant Landshut, around 3,700 employees manufacture engine, chassis, and body structure components made of light metal castings, electrical and electronic components, plastic components for the vehicle exterior, carbon body components, cockpit and interior fittings, engines, and drive shafts. The Landshut plant is the BMW Group’s largest component plant worldwide and supplies parts to all vehicle and engine plants of the BMW Group – for nearly every BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce, as well as BMW Motorrad.
The BMW Group Plant Landshut stands for component production shaped by digitalization and geared toward sustainability, with a responsible approach to resources. With its future-oriented technologies, the Landshut plant plays a key role as a driver of innovation in the technological transformation of the automotive industry and its supplier base.
In the adjacent Technology Center, specialists from a wide range of disciplines actively contribute to the development of future vehicle models from an early stage. They are directly integrated into the development processes of new vehicles.
In the Landshut and Lower Bavaria region, the BMW Group Plant Landshut is regarded as a socially responsible, innovative, and attractive employer.
