Economic development in Germany is characterized by enormous innovative power. The technical monitoring associations and their engineers were in the direct slipstream of every new development: even if they were not inventors in the true sense of the word, they were indispensable for making these inventions suitable for widespread, safe and also economically efficient use.

On the day when the circle number π is celebrated all over the world, let's join in the praise of applied mathematics! Hooray for pi!

As a company active in telecommunications, energy & environment, and insurance services, and driving digitalization in all areas, we or our
subsidiaries are always on the lookout for math cracks and capable IT specialists, electrical engineers, architects and other experts with an affinity for math or science.

Even though the RWTÜV Group as a whole is no longer focused on the classic TÜV business, some companies in the Group are still market leaders in the certification field! CTC advanced, based in Saarbrücken/Germany, tests and certifies electronic products with or without telecommunication interfaces according to the requirements of the respective national approval regulations – in Europe, on both American continents, in Africa and in the Asia-Pacific region.

Globalisation brought the need for international safety and quality standards. The testing, inspection and certification sector was in great demand – and so too were the TÜV associations. Their response was to offer testing according to so-called quality assurance (QA) standards – later adopted by the International Organization for Standardization and published as ISO standards – along with independent certification bodies. For RWTÜV, this was a springboard to success.

From the very beginning, the inspection association engineers carried out their own research to supplement the knowledge gained from testing activities and lessons learned from explosions. Their findings translated into design specifications and standards intended to prevent accidents and contribute to the best possible protection and welfare of the general public.

At the end of last week we received the anniversary case back from Korea. We are thrilled by the warm greetings, the creative "handicraft work“ ? with our portraits and the funny little Korean figurines!

This is exactly how we had imagined the exchange within the branches of the company and it’s subsidiaries to get to know each other better.

Thank you dear colleagues!

Soon the suitcase will be refilled and send off on its way to ….. Japan!

Our thoughts are with the people in Ukraine. Through our company Van Ameyde Group, we ourselves have been present in the country for years. 

We are not alone in being very concerned about the situation of the employees on the ground. We will do everything possible to provide assistance directly or through partners.

As the RWTÜV Group, we condemn the aggression of the Russian President, any form of violence, conflicts that violate international law and war, and we stand for peaceful coexistence between peoples. 

On 2 March 1972, 50 years ago today, the Club of Rome published the booklet "The Limits to Growth" based on the research work of the American MIT on the ecological and economic balance in the world. It also dealt with climate change, storms, floods and fires - forecasts that are still relevant today.

Today, resource-saving energy use, commitment to the energy turnaround and sustainable management are all the more important.
- The RWTÜV subsidiaries CONSULECTRA and ENOPLAN are experts in these areas. Find out more now!

As a "Member of the Diversity Charter", today's Zero Discrimination Day is naturally particularly close to RWTÜV's heart. The day of action launched by the UN aims to draw attention worldwide to injustice and oppression for a wide variety of reasons.

At the RWTÜV Group, we are turning our backs on our own front door. Among other things, there are project groups made up of employees at all levels who review structures, processes and practices in everyday work.