Sébastien Crochet, winner of the 25th edition of the “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” competition in the Electrical and Electrotechnical Trades category.
Summary for decision-makers
Summary for decision-makers
Hager supports its customers' skills development through 800 annual training sessions in 10 regional centers, training 4000 internal and external customers with the help of 20 trainers. Thirty courses cover six key areas of the electrical sector, ensuring adaptation to evolving standards, regulations, and technologies.
Founded in 1955, Hager Group is a leading independent provider of electrical solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Present in over 95 countries, the group employs 11,400 people, generates €1,7 billion in revenue, and operates 23 production sites worldwide.
After passing the qualifying tests in Paris in 2014, Sébastien Crochet was able to present his model and was awarded the title of "Meilleur Ouvrier de France". This competition allowed him to showcase his expertise acquired during the KNX training he completed at Hager in 2011.
Hager's commitment to the training and professional excellence of its customers
It is because Hager's mission is to support the development of skills of its customers, that this manager was able to develop this ambitious project. Indeed, after acquiring the skills necessary for ETS programming, he was able to seize new market opportunities and subsequently shine during this prestigious competition.
Hager organizes 800 training sessions per year, within its 10 regional competence centers. 4000 internal and external customers are trained each year in person, remotely, and on the job by 20 design trainers. Hager offers around thirty training courses divided into six areas: electrical distribution, energy efficiency, electrical charging stations and terminals, connected buildings, security, and business development. This offering is enriched each year, allowing customers to stay abreast of normative, regulatory, technical, and technological developments.
Sébastien Crochet is now part of the large family of the first 149 Best Workers of France elected for 90 years now. He will be able to enjoy the level III State diploma, issued by the Minister of National Education and which rewards professional excellence and exceptional French know-how.
About Hager Group
Hager was founded in 1955 in Ensheim, Saarland. Today, the group is one of the leading providers of solutions and services for electrical installations in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio, from electrical power distribution to intelligent building management, cable management, and security systems.
An independent company managed by members of the Hager family, Hager Group is one of the leading innovators in the electrical sector. Its headquarters are located in Blieskastel, Germany. 11 employees generate sales of €400 billion. The group's components and solutions are produced at 1,7 locations worldwide, and customers in over 23 countries place their trust in them. The company owes its success to their trust.
Frequently Asked Questions for Decision Makers
What types of training does Hager offer?
Hager offers around thirty training courses divided into six areas: electrical distribution, energy efficiency, electric charging stations, connected building, security and business development.
How many Hager customers does it train each year?
Hager trains 4,000 internal and external clients per year during 800 sessions, delivered in person, remotely or in the field.
What is the international presence of Hager Group?
Hager Group has 23 production sites worldwide, serves more than 95 countries and generates revenue of 1,7 billion euros.
Thematic glossary for decision-makers
Programming in ETS
A process for configuring and setting up equipment for automated electrical installations using ETS software.
Electrical distribution
A system that allows the transmission of electrical energy from a source to different points of use within a building.
Meilleur Ouvrier de France
French professional distinction awarded to recognized experts in their field, after a demanding competition.