The "Loser Panorama Cable Car" project marked a milestone for the Altaussee ski area. In a construction period of only four months, we realized the entire electrical infrastructure for the new 10-seater gondola lift. From low-voltage distribution and emergency lighting to integrated photovoltaic systems on the facades – we ensured the safe and sustainable operation of the system at altitudes of up to 1,600 meters.
The "Loser Panorama Cable Car" project involves the new construction of a 10-seater gondola lift with 76 barrier-free accessible gondolas, replacing the existing "Loser-Jet" 6-seater chairlift and the "Loser 2" double chairlift. The new lift significantly improves capacity and comfort in the Loser Altaussee ski area.
The valley station at 859 m includes not only the cable car technology but also ticket office areas, a toilet facility, a first aid room, as well as storage, crew, and technical rooms. The intermediate station at 1,402 m houses a station building for garaging the gondolas and efficiently uses the facade surface for a photovoltaic system. In addition, a workshop for slope groomers and a storage area for snow cannons were created here.
The mountain station at 1,610 m also offers operating rooms as well as a toilet facility and a first aid room. Here too, the facade surface is used for a photovoltaic system, underlining the sustainable approach of the project.
With an extremely short construction period of only four months and a contract value of around 1.39 million euros, the project was successfully completed and now makes an important contribution to the sustainable development of the ski area.
"Since this construction project was new territory for both me and the company SAR, I am very grateful to have had such a dedicated and competent team by my side. Together we always found solutions, even in the most challenging moments.
We never lost the fun of it and were able to motivate each other again and again, even if it really wasn't always easy. It was an exciting journey full of new experiences that we mastered as a team with great commitment.
I would also like to thank everyone involved from the bottom of my heart for their trust in me and our team. It was a pleasure for me to work with so many talented and reliable partners who believed in the idea and pulled together with us. Life begins at the end of your comfort zone."