stiftung ear is a foundation in Germany.
ear stands for: Elektro-Altgeräte Register.
stiftung ear takes care of old electrical and electronic equipment.
Because old equipment must be disposed of correctly.
And producer companies for electrical and electronic equipment have to observe the laws.
stiftung ear makes sure of that.
The Federal Environment Agency appointed stiftung ear to do so.
You can find important rules in these laws:
In Germany there are many producers of electrical and electronic equipment.
stiftung ear notes all of these producers in a register.
A register is a list.
A producers register is important.
It means that you can see:
stiftung ear also plans for old electrical and electronic equipment to be picked up:
This is so that the equipment can be properly disposed of.
stiftung ear has containers put up.
The containers stand on collection sites in towns and communities.
Many companies sell batteries in Germany.
stiftung ear notes all of these companies in a register.
The register is important.
It means that you can see:
stiftung ear has another task.
If stiftung ear allows it:
Then companies can also take back old batteries.
These companies are called: take-back systems.
stiftung ear’s job is to explain electrical and electronic waste to people.
This project is called PlanE.
stiftung ear offers advice on how to dispose of properly.
Because: People throw out a lot of old equipment in the wrong way.
That is a problem:
Disposing of it properly helps the environment.
Stiftung ear helps with PlanE.
For more information:
www.e-schrott-entsorgen.org/
Alexander Goldberg has been working for stiftung ear since 2005.
He has been Head of the stiftung since 2010.
Alexander Goldberg says:
stiftung ear keeps an eye on fair competition.
All companies should have the same opportunities.
All of the countries in Europe should understand and implement the same rules.
Doktorin Andrea Menz is at stiftung ear since 2010.
She leads the Legal Department.
And she is Chief representative. That means:
She can take over many important tasks for the boss.
Andrea Menz ays:
stiftung ear aims to improve its work for customers.
That is the goal every single day.
Procedures should be simple and clear.
At the same time, everything has to be according to the law.
stiftung ear uses modern technology for that.
Markus Gascha has been with stiftung ear since 2005.
He has been leading the IT- Procedures and IT-System department since 2011.
That means: He takes care of computers and software.
And everything that has to do with that.
Markus Gascha’s opinion is:
All procedures should get simpler using computers.
That’s what motivates me every day.
Christian Börner has been working for stiftung ear since 2018.
He leads the department: Commercial Administration.
You can also say management instead of administration.
Christian Börner’s task is:
We want to use money well and sensibly.
The procedures should be fair for the customers.
But also good for the company.
That is our task.
stiftung ear is looking for people with new ideas.
And people that would like to pitch in.
At stiftung ear you can contribute to protecting the environment.
And there are a wide range of tasks.
They are developing all the time.
Send your application to stiftung ear:
Your contact: Dorte Winkler
Telephone: +49 911 76665-61
Email: bewerbung(at)stiftung-ear.de
And if you can’t find a suitable job offer with us:
Apply anyway!
And ask us:
If there is a position available for you.
The laws for old electrical and electronic equipment must be met.
stiftung ear helps with that.
With its work stiftung ear makes sure: