Talent in our hands: a path towards inclusion in Colombia @HitachiEnergy
Talent in our hands: a path towards inclusion in Colombia  @HitachiEnergy
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In a factory where sound usually sets the pace—machines, alarms, instructions—stories unfold differently: in silence, through the hands, and via new ways of communicating. At our transformer and metalworking facility in Dosquebradas, Colombia, inclusion is a daily reality. Here, we drive key infrastructure for the energy transition while creating real opportunities for hearing-impaired people, a group facing deep employment gaps.

Signals once only heard are now seen. Sensory alarms, adapted tools, and teams eager to learn a new language have redefined our work. Today, Christian, Rodolfo, Anderson, and others don't just have jobs; they have life plans. Their Hitachi Energy journey shows how inclusion changes lives and transforms how teams connect.

Read the full story here: hitachienergy.com/news-and-events/press-releases/2026/06/where-silence-also-builds-the-future-a-story-of-inclusion-at-hitachi-energy-s-factory

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