My panto - I forgot to take pics on the InnoTrans in Berlin...
Ingo ordered this:
No ALSTOM, but you can even open the doors.
Was a very tough day yesterday.
So the pressie really made big up for it!
To get back to the subject... Family Day ALSTOM in Salzgitter.. I haven´t finished that yet, care for a look?
Thankfully my teamleader (and his girlfriend) met up with us so I think we saw nearly everything, explanations included.
I think Ingo was a bit bored as my teamleader can go very much into detail, LOL.
His girlfriend already trying to pull him forwards shows it, huh.
We went all inside the real workplaces, I got to see for real what I usually see only on technical drawings.
As you see not many found their way into the heart of the plant - it was mostly empty, we were lucky.
News last week: "ALSTOM delivers the most advanced train supervision control system available today on a large scale in Italy" - cannot show you, was on Intranet, yet... I work for some great people (if as external again, alas...)
Henry 🦁
Keep your fingers crossed we get it done.
Delivery is soon and we are not ready....
I would break down if I had to leave.
I don´t even like traveling by tram or train but the technical complexity is so exciting.
Whenever I go out I see Braunschweig trams I say, "hi panto" when I see "him" (in German a panto is male) - so Ingo took care the new toy tram has a "real" panto 😍
16 comments:
You should be very proud of the work you do, it's so important.
That´s the hard part! Before, at VW in the online-project, someone maybe tried to download a pic from my work and failed. Now... uh-oh!
Real people hopefully soon will step into the tram and get transported.
If we fail....real accidents might happen.
Happened last summer with a train here in Germany and suddenly the boss didn´t want to sign unless 100% sure - should´ve been the case from the start 2 years ago!
...Alstom restores subway cars from NYC in nearby Hornell, NY. You should come and visit.
This looks like a fun day out, even if your team leader is a big detail person. And maybe I am wrong, but isn't there a drink called jagermeister? Happy Saturday Iris. hugs-Erika
Tom, I would love to!!!
Maybe you can provide some pics?
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Erika, yes, I think it´s known and enjoyed world-wide, Jägermeister.
I love that my teamleader explains in detail!
I love to learn and understand. He´s a great guy :-) Hugs and to learning (how do the bees do?)
I like that blue train. Sweet of Ingo to give you a present. Very cool tour of the railway factory. Boston's transit system is an awful mess. Maybe you should come and show them how it's done right.
CJ, we struggle ourselves!
I came to the project and was told straight away it´s chaos. And it is!
German Bahn is even worse - ask Ingo, LOL.
I see the complexity now and it´s overwhelming.
Unreal - I Missed This Update - I Am So Proud Of You - Congrats My Friend
Big Hugs
Interesting interiors.
A lovely present indeed!
That was a thoughtful gift from Ingo. He is a keeper.
Ingo knows what you like and how hard you work. Great present indeed!
Padre, thank you. It feels very good someone is proud of me. Thank you, dear friend big hugs back.
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William, yes, it´s great to see for real.
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magiceye, lovely is a good word for that! ;-)
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RedPat, at times he is.
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Bill, yes. It was a great present.
Forgot to say how much I like the little tram gift.
This just looks so interesting!
A nice post, Iris. Clearly indicates the importance of your work
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