Workforce and deployment teams in Prüm

Prüm is the central town of the western Eifel with a catchment area of around 31,000 people – and far more industrial than its rural setting suggests. The town’s largest industrial employer is Tesla Automation, founded in 1983 as Grohmann Engineering: special-purpose machines and highly automated production lines for electric drives and energy storage are built here. Around it work suppliers as well as metal and timber processing, such as the PRÜM door factory in nearby Weinsheim. The labour market is as tight as almost anywhere: some 10,800 employees from the Bitburg-Prüm district commute to Luxembourg, where wages are higher – qualified staff on site are correspondingly scarce. That is exactly our approach: we bring tested inspectors, metrology technicians and specialists with us instead of searching for them in a depleted region.

The drive from Horb am Neckar runs via the A5 and A61 into the Eifel and finally along the B51 – around four hours. Prüm connects via the B410 to the A60 towards Wittlich and St. Vith, and to the A1 towards Cologne. Within Germany, vetted staff are usually on site within 24 hours of your go-ahead.