Video cover story
HSG Zander runs the Justice Center Chemnitz from operations through to contract management. But there is only one employee everybody knows: court messenger Fred Gottschalk.
Justly efficient
Video job safety
Eva Tyse does not make compromises. At Bilfinger Berger Industrial Services in Norway, she is responsible for worker safety.
Strangers in town
Bilfinger Berger Magazine 1/2009
Magazine 1/2009 - Partnerships
Magazine 1/2009 - Partnerships
Public private partnership
Cover story: Justly efficient
The new Justice Center in Chemnitz was carried out as a public private partnership between the Free State of Saxony and Bilfinger Berger. The advantages of the center, which combines offices of the public prosecutor, municipal court and district court: less travel, better service and lower costs.
An interview with Herbert Bodner
New dimensions in partnership
You can’t quarrel over every little detail in PPP projects, says Herbert Bodner. The long term relationship between client and contractor brings a new dimension to partnerships according to the Chairman of the Executive Board at Bilfinger Berger. An interview.
Offshore Industry
Strangers in town
In the small Norwegian town of Egersund, Polish specialists from Bilfinger Berger Industrial Services are assembling drilling rigs for both the North Sea and the Caspain Sea. They make up the largest non-Norwegian community here.
Interview
Kiss me ...
Phillip von Senftleben is a professional flirter: He teaches the art of flirting in books and seminars He also claims that anyone who follows his advice will be kissed within 14 days.
Together we are strong
On our own we are — nothing
People can do without many things, but not without other people. A gallery of images from Mexico, Germany, Ethiopia, the USA and the United Kingdom.
Water partners
Water partners in the Holy Land
The Holy Land is suffering from a shortage of water. Neighbouring Israeli and Palestinian communities have come together in an organization that supports water conservation and peace.
Foreign customs
In the land of free love
The Hutsuls know no jealousy and indulge in free love, as author Philipp Maußhardt discovered in an old travel guide. Excited by the prospect, he set off on a research trip to the Carpathian Mountains.
