Behind every track there is a person
Staff, Development and Equal Opportunities
Technological change, a shortage of skilled workers and new demands are transforming the world of work. Progress is driven by people who share knowledge, apply responsibility and make innovation possible. People are therefore the fundamentals of DEHN’s future-proofness.

Our objectives for staff and development
Our commitment as an employer
We invest in development
Training, talent management and personalised development programmes are integral parts of our staff development strategy. Through initiatives such as the JOB EXPLORER, excellent training, structured talent programmes and schemes such as #machmehrausdir, we support staff in further developing their professional, methodological and personal skills.

Equal opportunities open up new prospects
Fair and transparent HR processes create equal opportunities and open up development opportunities for people from different backgrounds. We make decisions based on qualification, activity and the requirements of the role in question. Different perspectives enrich collaboration and contribute to the company’s success.
Safety. Why are safety and health a sustainability issue?
Safety starts with people
No one should have to put their health at risk in order to be able to work. Through prevention, health and safety at work, and health promotion, we lay the fundamentals for safe working conditions and long-term wellbeing.

Our commitment extends beyond the workstation
For us, corporate responsibility does not end with the working day or at the boundaries of our company. We would like to play our part in helping people to create opportunities, pass on knowledge and support social development.
Promoting education
Through the endowed professorship at Ilmenau University of Technology, we support research, knowledge transfer and the development of future skilled workers.

Creating opportunities
Through initiatives such as ‘Hightech live’, we provide pupils at schools with practical insights into technical and commercial career paths. Throughout the school year, young people get to know the world of work at DEHN and receive guidance on their future careers.

Related key topics:
- Occupational safety and health
- Recruitment
- Staff retention and development
Our objectives:
- Strengthening health and safety
- Promoting learning and development
- Creating opportunities for development
- Attracting and retaining talent




Working at DEHN
Some questions are best clarified through conversation
Corporate Sustainability

Human Resources

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
DEHN promotes equal opportunities through fair and performance-based HR processes. Diversity, treating one another with respect and actively considering female candidates for leadership roles are all part of this corporate identity.
Through our talent management programme, we identify and support employees with particular potential for development. As part of a structured talent journey, they develop their technical, methodological and personal skills and prepare for specialist, project-based or leadership roles. The aim is to build future-proof skills and develop talent over the long term for key positions within the company.
DEHN takes a holistic approach to occupational safety and health. These include prevention, ergonomic workstations and initiatives to promote physical and mental wellbeing, such as the DEHN ergoCheck and mental health training courses.








Inclusion happens in everyday working life
For many years, DEHN has maintained a close connection with the Jura-Werkstätten in Neumarkt and other workshops in the region. Cooperation with the Mühlhausen operating location was further developed: People with disabilities work directly on site and are integrated into the production processes. The aim is to create a working environment that fosters participation and draws on a range of strengths.
Long-standing partnership
We have been working with the Jura workshops and other workshops in the region for many years.
Integrated into production
People with disabilities are directly involved in the production processes at the Mühlhausen operating location.
Designing suitable workstations
Workstations are designed to be suitable for a variety of requirements.
Benefiting from one another
Inclusive workplace design promotes inclusion and improves working conditions for the entire workforce.