Imprint
Publisher:
HEBERGER GmbH
Waldspitzweg 3
67105 Schifferstadt
Telefon: (0 62 35) 9 30-0
Telefax: (0 62 35) 9 30-2 37
E-Mail: info@heberger.com
Bank details:
Volksbank Kur- und Rheinpfalz eG
IBAN: DE10 5479 0000 0000 0632 58
BIC: GENODE61SPE
Register court: Ludwigshafen Local Court HRB 63699
USt.-IdNr.: DE 149687918
Chairman of the Supervisory Board:
Dr. Jürgen M. Schneider
Managing Director:
Dipl.-Ing. Christian Hildenbrand
Dipl.-Kfm. Armin Hess
Dipl.-Ing. Gregor Lelle
Dipl.-Ing. Michael Selinger
Responsible for editorial content:
Marcus Medwed
Group Communication
Waldspitzweg 3
67105 Schifferstadt
Reservation of liability
In its judgement of 12 May 1998, Hamburg Regional Court ruled that the inclusion of a link may entail co-responsibility for the content of the linked page. We hereby expressly distance ourselves from the linked pages.
Copyright
The information presented may be stored, passed on and reproduced, but without altering or falsifying it. Please cite the source when passing on and reproducing. Graphics are subject to copyright and may not be reproduced without the authorisation of the author.
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HEBERGER GmbH, Fotolia, Marcus Medwed, Petra Feldmann, H.-P. Merkle, Denise Büttner
List of procedures for everyone (§ 4 e No. 1 – 8 BDSG)
Name or company of the responsible organisation: HEBERGER GmbH
Head of the responsible body and data processing:
Dipl.Ing. Gerhard Becker (Managing Director)
Dipl.-Kfm. Armin Hess (Managing Director)
Address of the responsible body: Waldspitzweg 3, 67105 Schifferstadt, Germany
Purpose of data collection, processing or use:
Data is collected, processed and used for our own purposes within the meaning of Section 28 BDSG. Derived from the Articles of Association, the object of the company is the planning and construction of buildings of all kinds and the execution of construction work of all kinds for its own account or for the account of third parties, including all work that is directly or indirectly related to this. The company may manufacture, acquire, utilise and dispose of movable and immovable property.
Description of the groups of persons concerned and the relevant data or data categories:
The groups of persons concerned and the relevant data or data categories result from the purpose (No. 4). These are mainly the following groups of persons: Own employees, trainees, interns, applicants, clients and their employees, customers, suppliers, service providers, contractual partners and contact persons for the aforementioned groups.
Data categories: Master data, billing data, prospective customer data, customer data, contract data, payment data, control data, data from clients, employee data, business partner data, supplier data, data from public bodies.
Data: Address data, name data, date of birth, tax numbers, VAT ID numbers, details of national insurance number, religious denomination, bank details, health data, planning data, contract data, billing data, voluntary information provided by the data subject insofar as this is necessary to fulfil the order or to process the contract. In the area of personnel administration, information on qualifications, entry into and exit from the employment relationship, wage and salary data, pension and social security data, warnings, references and application documents are also stored.
Recipients or categories of recipients to whom the data may be disclosed:
No personal data will be forwarded without consent. If the express consent or instruction of the contractual partner has been obtained or if overriding legal provisions stipulate the forwarding of data, data will be forwarded to:
- Public authorities (e.g. tax offices, social insurance institutions, banks, insurance companies, courts)
- Internal departments involved in the execution of the respective business processes (e.g. personnel administration, bookkeeping, accounting, purchasing, marketing, general administration, sales)
- External contractors (service companies) in accordance with §11 BDSG
- other bodies if necessary to pursue the purposes mentioned under 4.
Standard periods for the deletion of data:
The legislator has issued various retention obligations and periods. After these periods have expired, the corresponding data is routinely deleted if it is no longer required for the fulfilment of the contract, provided that this does not conflict with statutory retention obligations and periods. If data is not affected by this, it will be deleted if the purposes mentioned under 4. no longer apply.