Construction projects on the scale of Stuttgart 21 in Europe require careful planning combined with expertise in a number of engineering fields.
Dietmar Dreyer
Dietmar Dreyer is the sales manager for construction dewatering and rental (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) at Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Germany GmbH, based in Isernhagen (Hanover), Germany. He has focused on concepts for pump supply and application for the tunnel construction industry since he joined Sulzer in 2006. With his team at Sulzer he has continuously developed the largest pump rental network in Germany and Austria. For more information, visit sulzer.com.
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