Yesterday and today we introduced the youth to our passion: bringing ships and buildings to life.
During the STO Experience Days in Zwijndrecht at Loket, students could participate in all kinds of fun and educational activities from different companies and thus get acquainted with working life and the world of technology in an interactive way.
With us they were allowed to wire an electrical circuit. They learned from Ronald Visser, Heidi Heemskerk, Falco Ebelties and Wesley Bakker how to read a technical drawing and how to light the light with only wires and a screwdriver.
As a reward, they were given the real Royal van der Leun screwdriver – because let's face it, it comes in handy often enough and guarantees beautiful work!
We wish all students a successful school period and hope to see them back in the field later, tinkering with the most beautiful projects!
Do you dream of a career in the world of yachting? At the National Career Fair, we’d love to tell you how you can help create high-end electrical installations on board the most beautiful superyachts in the world.
From the early beginnings in Hardinxveld to the waters of the Stockholm archipelago. After months of intensive work, it is always a special moment to see a project at its final destination.
The Oosterscheldekering is sometimes called the eighth Wonder of the World. Designed in response to the North Sea flood of 1953, the signature project of the Dutch Delta Works was completed in 1986. An unprecedented storm surge barrier with 65 concrete piers and 62 gates. Eleven contractors joined forces to deliver it, including Ballast Nedam, Boskalis and Van Oord.
