Honeywell

Young talent is what keeps Germany’s industry moving, and Honeywell is putting its energy exactly where it matters: into local, hands‑on training that helps people build real careers right where they live⚙️

Across Lotte, Dormagen, and Mainz‑Kastel, apprentices are learning the skills from CNC machining to automation to mechatronics - in line with the "Made in Germany" label. It’s practical, future‑focused training with tech that’s shaping tomorrow’s factories.

And it’s not just about filling roles. Honeywell’s training programs strengthen entire regions by creating skilled jobs, supporting local communities, and giving young people long‑term prospects close to home.

You can see that in the stories of people like Kristina Anders in Lotte, who switched from media design to industrial mechanics because, as she puts it, “Automation is becoming increasingly important to remain competitive in the global market. I’m glad that Honeywell is supporting me in this.”

Or Davide Giangualano in Dormagen, who wanted a mix of hands‑on and office work. “After my intermediate exam, I set myself goals: technician or master craftsman. I want to continue my education,” he says.

And in Mainz‑Kastel, Elena Busse found her path after leaving university behind. “I wanted to do something practical,” she explains. “The profession has a future, and there will always be a need for someone to repair machines.”

The future of German industry doesn’t start in big‑city labs - it starts in local workshops and training centers where people like Kristina, Davide, and Elena are learning, growing, and taking on responsibility. 

Honeywell is committed to making that future happen. 🚀

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