Four days of assembly – a speed record!

RASCHAU/MONTAFON, September 20, 2013 - The montage of the approach track on the HS108 slopes was completed in record time. 'Usually we need several weeks for this work,' said company owner Peter Riedel. 'But here in Vorarlberg we did it in a jaw-dropping four days! I basically apologized to the construction managers for how fast we were...','(Note: The t11 text contains two sentences; kept as a single translation string as per input.)

Riedel, with his Saxon company working on jump facilities worldwide — the Olympic hill of Garmisch-Partenkirchen is his flagship project, the farthest from the company headquarters is in Sapporo, Japan, knows that things can go very differently: 'If not all involved companies are committed, if there is not a high degree of cooperation and understanding, delays will automatically occur,' he says.

But not in Tschagguns! 'What the people in charge are pulling off here is almost unique,' Riedel sprinkles Vorarlberg roses. And they return them. 'It is very pleasant to work with Riedel,' says Elmar Egg, the managing director of the Montafon Nordic Sportzentrum GmbH. 'It is a very competent company that is rightly recognized in the international ski jumping scene.' Egg notes that the concrete work was completed to within eight millimeters, 'which is why Riedel could set up the approach track faster than planned. His employees did a great job!','t15':'Four days of assembly – that’s a speed record!','t16':'Exterior shot with landscape and sky'}}}```sha0f9```/` (Note: The content for t11 contains multiple sentences; translated into a cohesive English string. If you prefer splitting into separate entries, I can adjust.)

The jump facility will officially be opened in the summer of 2014. Riedel and Egg hope for some early jumps this winter. 'Let's see how the weather develops in autumn and the related work opportunities,' Egg remains cautious.