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Girls Day at Rabmer - Girls get a taste of „technical air“

The Girls Day has already become a fixture at the Altenberg construction and environmental technology company Rabmer. Again this year, 2 girls spent the day in the company and get a taste of “technical air”. The girls were able to try everything from the planning department to helping on a building construction site and painting work to driving an excavator.

“We have been supporting Girls’ Day for many years now because I am also an entrepreneur in a technical field and want to show the girls the wide range of training opportunities and opportunities that exist in technical professions. The main goal is to break down prejudices against technical professions and to inspire the girls for the construction sector. This no longer only means physical exertion, but also skill, creativity and teamwork,” reports company boss Ulrike Rabmer-Koller.

“If more girls succeed in overcoming gender stereotypes in their career choices and are also interested in technical professions, then everyone involved will benefit – both the girls themselves and the companies. We are delighted that the participating girls go home enthusiastically every year and, of course, hope that many of them will choose a construction profession, “concludes Rabmer-Koller.