RH Pumper staff and engineering students from Zealand in front of the company building
RH Pumper staff and engineering students from Zealand in front of the company building
Since February 2021 and 4 months ahead, RH Pumper has been in close collaboration with a project group where 4 engineering students from Zealand - Academy of Technologies and Business in Næstved have done their final project

With a desire to create growth, RH Pumper and the students have conducted sparring, creative workshops, tested hypotheses and reviewed data to come up with an exciting innovative initiative.

The project team’s approach differentiates itself with new and exciting ways of working, building on strengths combined with what we are passionate about at RH Pumper, creating new directions and goals.

The 4 students produced an excellent written report, which resulted in top marks.

The report focused on finances and implementation of a new value-creating focus area for RH Pumper A/S and most importantly, we now stand with a sense of learning and development of new business areas.

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