Burgenland's best young mason shine at the state competition

Burgenland's best young mason shine at the state competition

At the current state apprentice competition in the building academy in Styria-Burgenland, the most talented young mason of the Burgenland triumphed. Lion Gerdenitsch from Mattersburg convinced the jury and grabbed first place. With this success, together with the last year's winner, he is represented in the upcoming federal competition of the Hochbauer 2024 in Lower Austria.

The competition was strong, but no other participant could hold the skills of Lion Gerdenitsch. Tim Floiger from Loipersbach came in second place, followed by Mike Pöchhacker from Horitschon. These young men show that Burgenland has great talented craftsmen who will play an important role in the construction industry in the future.

The outstanding performance of the participants

The examination committee was particularly impressed by the manual skill and the specialist knowledge of the participants. "We can be very proud of our young people," said state guild master Bernhard Breser and added that the young bricklayers lay "the foundation for a successful professional career" by choosing their career. He also addressed his appreciation to the training companies and parents who offer valuable support in this important phase of training.

The training companies in Burgenland construction offer extensive training courses in the areas of building construction , civil engineering and concrete construction as well as in structural assistance professions. An important focus is on the digitization , which is integrated into the teaching content. Through the use of modern learning methods, such as learning videos and digital platforms, the apprentices learn how to use technology progress in their later profession.

The future in the building trade

With the integration of digital learning methods, it is ensured that the young masons not only master traditional craftsmanship, but also modern techniques that are increasingly important in construction. "Our apprentices are therefore well prepared for the requirements of the industry," continues Breser.

This competition not only produced the excellent talents of the Burgenland, but also made it clear how important a sound training is in a constantly changing world of work. The achievements of Lion Gerdenitsch and his colleagues are a sign of the high level of training level and the innovative strength in the Burgenland construction industry. Your success is a reason to celebrate for everyone who works in the training centers and pass on the passion for the craft.