CEO DIARIES


KULI Hebezeuge holds the world record for designing and producing the strongest monorail hoist for a curved beam with a 192t capacity.


I am still involved in crane standardisation


today. Meanwhile, I am the chairman of the national steering group for cranes and lifting equipment that coordinates all crane standardisation activities in Germany on a national (DIN), European (EN) and international level (ISO). In the Research Association Intralogistics/Conveyor Technology and Logistics Systems IFL, I am chairman of the board; in the Crane Service Association GKS (Gütegemeinschaft Kranservice) I am a member of the board; and, amongst others in VDMA, I am member of the board in the specialist


department cranes and lifting equipment and in the trade association’s materials handling and intralogistics. On a local level, I am actively involved in the chamber of commerce and I am also an honorary commercial judge. Since 2009, I am the managing director of KULI Hebezeuge, which is completely owned by our family. We have many years of experience in the development and production of customised crane solutions and crane components. In my role, I combine technical expertise with strategic vision to position our company for the future. As an industry leader,


we focus on innovation, quality “Made in Germany” and close cooperation with our customers. My aim is not only to deliver robust technology, but also to design sustainable solutions for the challenges of today and tomorrow.


Can you tell us how you got into this industry and why? Somehow, I grew up in the world of cranes and in the industry as part of our family life. I often attended trade shows or met business contacts as a child. Our company’s spectacular exhibits


Two cranes with 3,2t capacity and 35m span during tests by IFL Research Association for earthquake optimisation of steel structures. www.hoistmagazine.com | July 2025 | 21


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