New hires for train staff are upcoming
In the picturesque Kaltenbachtal valley, the Bergische Museumsbahn (BMB) is taking significant steps to ensure reliable service for its passengers. One of these steps is the comprehensive driver training programme that has been integrated into the organisation's operations.
The new Operations Manager, Stefan Fuchs, is not only responsible for theory and exams but is also learning to drive at the BMB. This dual role demonstrates his commitment to the BMB's mission and his dedication to maintaining smooth operations, even with generational changes.
Stefan Fuchs, who joined the BMB in 2025, first trained as a driver at the museum railway. His initiation into the driver's seat is a testament to the BMB's emphasis on continuous training and development among its active members.
Sascha Mühlnickel, the BMB secretary, played a significant role in the training process. He organised the familiarisation with vehicles and track, carrying out these tasks with great dedication. Mühlnickel's efforts ensured that the newcomers expanded their roles beyond issuing tickets to include driver training.
The driver training at the BMB is a sign of the newcomers' commitment to the organisation and its mission. It is also a step towards ensuring that the organisation can continue to provide reliable service to passengers in the Kaltenbachtal valley. This long-term sustainability of operations is crucial for the BMB, as it aims to maintain its reputation as a reliable and efficient service provider.
The driver training at the BMB is part of a broader strategy to ensure smooth operations, even with generational changes. By having active members trained as drivers, the BMB is ensuring that its operations will continue to run smoothly, regardless of who takes the reins.
This approachable and dedicated team at the BMB is working tirelessly to provide a reliable service for the passengers of the Kaltenbachtal valley. Their commitment to continuous learning and development is evident in their driver training programme, and their dedication to the mission of the BMB is unwavering.
