Marco Breitenbach
About Marco Breitenbach
Marco Breitenbach is a CE Manager at SSI SCHÄFER, where he has worked since 2021. He has extensive experience in machine safety training and regulatory compliance, having previously held various technical roles within the company and served in the Bundeswehr.
Current Role at SSI SCHÄFER
Marco Breitenbach currently serves as CE Manager at SSI SCHÄFER in Giebelstadt, Bayern, Deutschland. He has held this position since 2021. In this role, he manages consulting services related to product safety, focusing on risk assessments and CE certification processes. His responsibilities include ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and enhancing product safety measures.
Previous Experience at SSI SCHÄFER
Prior to his current role, Marco Breitenbach worked at SSI SCHÄFER for a total of nine years in various capacities. He served as a Technical Assistant in site management from 2019 to 2021 and as a Project Implementation Technician from 2012 to 2019. His extensive experience at the company has contributed to his expertise in product safety and regulatory compliance.
Education and Professional Qualifications
Marco Breitenbach has a solid educational background in engineering and technical fields. He studied at Franz-Oberthür-Schule Würzburg, where he achieved the qualification of Staatlich anerkannter Maschinenbautechniker from 2008 to 2010. He also studied at Koenig und Bauer Würzburg, earning the title of Zerspanungsmechaniker Fachrichtung Drehtechnik from 1994 to 1998. Additionally, he completed training at GSI SLV München, obtaining the qualification of Intern. Schweißfachmann.
Training and Development Initiatives
In his current role, Marco Breitenbach conducts training sessions focused on machine safety. These sessions aim to enhance the knowledge and skills of both colleagues and clients in critical safety areas. His commitment to training reflects his dedication to maintaining high safety standards within the organization.
Military Background
Marco Breitenbach served in the Bundeswehr as a Stabsunteroffizier from 2000 to 2008. This experience provided him with valuable skills and discipline that have contributed to his professional development in the engineering and safety sectors.