Doppelmayr, the Austrian company that built Cablebus Line 1, announced the creation of a hub and a training center for Latin America in Mexico City.

The CEO of Doppelmayr, Konstantinos Panagiotou, explained the investment of 10 million euros in Mexico City this year. 500 direct jobs will be generated. They will have a Latin American Region Central Warehouse in Vallejo, as well as availability of strategic spare parts and consumables.

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This will represent for the company and the customers themselves a reduction in delivery times.

The company has two cable car simulators in Mexico, which are currently located at La Pastora station; They are two containers where they have a cable car where we can do training, they can work on the cable car, they can use all the buttons, simulating, without having to be in the cable car that is operating.

“It does not interfere with the operation, it allows the apprentice to operate, gain confidence in the operation and disassemble clamps, perform maintenance, and disassemble components. Training programs, basic, advanced and expert courses. Maintenance services for 12,000 and 30,000 hours of cable cars and we are also going to install classrooms for theory in the same center”, explained the manager.

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Present at the conference were the head of the Mobility Secretariat, Andrés Lajous; and the head of the Secretariat for Economic Development, Fadlala Akabani, together with the head of government, Claudia Sheinbaum.

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