“National Future Day 2021” sees record participation

Programme: construction site + office

The programme was designed to give the young visitors an insight into Implenia’s work, both on the construction site and in the office. The group met at the Empa/Eawag campus in Dübendorf, where Implenia is currently working on a whole series of challenging projects with innovative approaches. you can find an overview of the project in the next edition of IMPACT.

From the construction site, they moved on to the Implenia headquarters Connect in Glattpark (Opfikon), which opened in September. There, trainees talked about their apprenticeships as carpenters, joiners, management assistants and large machinery mechanics, before the children rotated through activities such as building their dream home in the Innovation Hub and touring buildings virtually using Building Information Modelling on the mainframe. The modern working environment in Connect, including relaxation rooms and a library, was also showcased.

Apprentices as guides

Guiding the children was a group of committed apprentices, who showed groups of 11 or 12 children around the construction site and headquarters and gave them an insight into their working lives. “We would be delighted if we were able to welcome some of these young people to Implenia as colleagues in the not-too-distant future,” says Andrea Wagner enthusiastically. “The event clearly showed the incredible range of jobs Implenia offers. Together, we are building something big.”