On the building site and in people's minds
Moving mountains together
Tearing down the old, moving mountains and creating something new - that's what we do every day in the demolition and construction industry. Transforming structures is our core competence.
But now it's high time for a really big project: we need more women! Real structural transformers who can move mountains both on the construction site and in their heads.
We are convinced that there is no job that a woman cannot do today. New working methods and technological progress are helping us to achieve this. To achieve this, our industry must finally stop thinking in clichés and instead be a role model for women who want to work in construction.
Regardless of whether they start their career with us in an apprenticeship or come to us with a lot of experience - we are happy to welcome every woman who brings a new perspective to Hagedorn. The inspiring faces of our ‘Women in Construction’ campaign are unanimous: more diversity means fresh ideas that are brought into the company. And that helps us all move forward.
Our structural transformers
Lead PM
Nora Wild
Nora believes that the construction industry offers a wide range of tasks and challenges. Her vision: to discard outdated views such as ‘we've always done it this way’ and open up to a future in which we strengthen and advance society as a whole with sustainable solutions and an efficient circular economy!
Construction manager
Amelie Dräger
Amelie's wish for the industry is ‘that the openness to new things doesn't stop growing.’Incidentally, it has never occurred to her that she might find it more difficult as a woman.
She thinks: ‘There are no reasons not to do what you want to do.’
Crane operator
Angelina Heinen
Angelina was enthusiastic from her first moment on the crane. She enjoys the challenge of mastering different situations so much that she wants to develop further as a crane operator. ‘Women can achieve a lot in this profession. It doesn't matter if it's considered a man's job - there are many women on large equipment.’
PM environment and energy industry
Amelie Barnitzki
Amelie believes that success and fulfilment should not be limited by the opinions of others. Her vision: ‘Don't let anyone tell you what you can achieve - you have the potential to achieve great things if you believe in yourself.’ For her, honesty, respect and tolerance are core values that open doors and help us move forward. And most importantly: support other women! Together we are stronger.
Commercial project management
Marina Blanke
Marina knew right from the start that she wanted to go her own way. With the motto ‘Just do it!’, she throws herself into every challenge and doesn't let anything get her down. She values the dialogue with experienced colleagues, which helps her to constantly develop. Her tip: ‘Don't get discouraged, keep at it and trust in your path. In the end, the effort always pays off.’
Project manager assistant
Nadine Fochler
Nadine knew early on that she wanted to go her own way. She loves the challenge and the courage to learn new things. ‘Don't be intimidated just because some people say it's a ‘man's job’,’ is her advice. She does what makes her happy and that motivates her to give her best every day. ‘It takes a bit of courage,’ she says and is convinced that you can achieve anything if you believe in yourself.
Dual student road construction
Pia Hödicke
Pia is convinced that you don't have to find your passion according to traditional ideas. Her vision: ‘There are no limits when you follow your heart - just take the step that fulfils you.’ For her, self-confidence, courage and teamwork are the keys to success. And best of all, she firmly believes that women can be just as successful on construction sites as men - without any special treatment.
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