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A day in the life of Anke Schwarz

Drone pilot

A day in the life of Günter Genser

Crane operator

A day in the life of ...

Anke Schwarz, drone pilot

To facilitate work on the construction site, Anke Schwarz collects data from a bird's eye view. Here she is on the move at the Rhine bridge in Duisburg.

Günter Genser, crane operator

Every day, Günter Genser climbs 232 steps to reach his workplace at a height of 70 meters. From here, the towers of the Frauenkirche seem close enough to touch. His work in the heart of Munich? "A great challenge," says Genser.

Interview with Günter Genser (Süddeutsche Zeitung | February 4, 2021)