Spanish students discover the future of crane technology at Manitowoc

• A group of university students from Spain toured Manitowoc's local facility, gaining insights from industry experts and exploring the Company's advanced technology.
• They also got a sneak peek at Grove's latest models, including some exciting new additions.

A group of Spanish university students from the IES Humanejos in Madrid had the chance to enter the world of cranes with a visit to the local Manitowoc facility. What began as a routine educational visit turned into an unforgettable learning experience, offering the students not just a look at cutting-edge technology but a glimpse into the future of the crane industry.

The group was guided on its visit by Vicente Sánchez, head of aftersales at Manitowoc Spain, and accompanied by Francisco de Borja González and Ángel Sánchez from the Company's commercial department. The students learned how Manitowoc provides round-the-clock support to customers across the Iberian Peninsula, offering original spare parts and expert service support. They also toured the workshop, observing crane repairs and learning about Manitowoc's meticulous quality control process.

"The visit was 10 out of 10," said one of the students. "Manitowoc's team was extremely welcoming, and they guided us through everything. It really helped me understand what my options are for my future."

The group also got an exclusive opportunity to see some of the latest Grove crane models.

"We got to see some new machines, which was super exciting. Manitowoc explained how they worked - the controls and functions - and it gave me a better idea of what kind of companies I want to work for," said another.