Sunshine, excellent food and good music ensured a great atmosphere at SCHEUERLE´s summer party

The traditional summer party at SCHEUERLE Fahrzeugfabrik in Pfedelbach was once again a great success. Basking in beautiful summer weather, the SCHEUERLE workforce and employees from TII Sales, the joint sales company of SCHEUERLE, NICOLAS and KAMAG, celebrated together in their customary lively and sociable manner.

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After the arrival of the guests, accompanied musically with trumpets, tenor horn, trombone, tuba and drums played by the local star band d'Blechle, owner Otto Rettenmaier welcomed the staff members and expressed his appreciation for their hard work over the past year. All members of the owning family spent the summer celebration with the company employees and enjoyed a cold beer in the convivial atmosphere against a very impressive backdrop of the heavy-goods transporters manufactured at the SCHEUERLE plant. After a welcoming address from the executive management of the TII Group and SCHEUERLE as well as SCHEUERLE´s works council representatives, the buffet was opened. After this, owner, employees and management sat comfortably together long into the evening hours and celebrated the recent delivery of the largest-ever SPMT contract in the company's history. "The good and relaxed atmosphere at the annual summer party once again showed just how good the working atmosphere is here," said Andreas Kohler, Managing Director at SCHEUERLE. "This is also reflected by the long years of service at the company. Last year, it was a great pleasure to congratulate ten employees on their 30th anniversary, seven employees on their 35th anniversary, eight employees on their 40th anniversary and even one employee on his 50th anniversary. This really says something about our company," added Kohler. With around 450 employees, SCHEUERLE is Pfedelbach´s most important employer and, as a member of the the TII Group - worldwide leaders in the manufacture of heavy goods transporters - is a pacesetter far beyond the borders of the region.