Bartłomiej
Urbańczyk

 

 

 

 

“It was my dream to become an engineer. With Häring, I was able to implement this with theory and practice."

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In 2010, Bartłomiej Urbańczyk graduated from high school. Instead of following the traditional path to becoming an engineer in Poland, he chose a hands-on approach and began his career at Häring, completing a three-year Mechanic Apprenticeship at the Haering Academy in Poland. Afterward, he spent two years in Purchasing before moving to Sales, focusing on Materials Procurement. At the same time, he completed a part-time degree in Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering with a focus on automation, earning his engineering qualification in 2018.

Today, Bartłomiej Urbańczyk is Head of Purchasing at the Piotrków Trybunalski site. In this role, he oversees all material procurement and manages strategic purchasing processes — from supplier selection and scheduling to coordinating with production, logistics, and sales.

 

Head of Purchasing
in Poland

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A Hunger for Knowledge is Rewarded.

“During my training, I learned the technical basics at the academy and got to apply them right away on the latest machines. Afterward, that knowledge helped me in every new department and gave me the chance to keep growing my skills. Even today, I love learning - and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with others.”

Further Training in Purchasing.

“In Purchasing, I worked closely with colleagues to discuss and carry out repairs. Together, we determined which spare parts were truly needed for the machines, and I was then able to place the orders. My practical experience as a mechanic made this process much easier and more effective.”

Further Education in Sales.

“In Sales, I was responsible for materials procurement — because without materials, the machines can’t run. Here, I learned how to communicate with suppliers and plan deliveries to keep everything running smoothly. Before, as a mechanic, I only knew that the material had to be available. Understanding the entire organization behind it was a completely new experience“

Further Training in Germany.

“During my visits to Bubsheim, it was a huge sense of accomplishment to work first on the machines and then in administration. Above all, I enjoy improving my German. I use German for about 40–60% of my working day, and even though my stays in Germany have been short, I’m proud to have mastered the language so well thanks to our internal courses.”

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