The General Planners from Upper Austria
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ABOUT
Your partner for successful industrial project engineering, built on the Win-Win-Win principle
DBL stands for
„Design – Build – Link“:
the connection between planning, execution, and every interface involved. It also stands for Daniel Bachner-Lehner, founder of this engineering firm for mechanical and plant engineering and industrial general planning in Upper Austria.
We are generalists with broad technical understanding, on a mission to bring together everyone involved in a project — clients and contractors alike.
Your partner for successful industrial project engineering, built on the Win-Win-Win principle
HOW WE WORK
Questioning processes and looking at the whole system with a clear, independent eye — that matters to us.
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clear, structured, and solution-oriented
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technically sound, without unnecessary complexity
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open, fair, and reliable in collaboration
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pragmatic rather than theoretical
Statements like "that's how we've always done it" don't lead to innovative solutions. There's often a more effective, smoother, or more cost-efficient way to the result — hidden behind the tunnel vision of daily business.
We deliver the greatest value when projects are complex — technically and organizationally demanding. Our clients value our eye for the big picture, our fairness, reliability, and broad technical expertise.
OUR ROLE IN THE PROJECT
DBL sees itself as:
Plant-Project-Wellness-Manager
In practice: we don't just manage schedules or technology — we manage the entire project system.
We relieve project managers and operators by:
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speaking the language of everyone involved in the project
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connecting technical, organizational, and human aspects
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actively coordinating interfaces
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bringing decisions to where they're effective
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this is how projects get back into flow — clear, structured, and able to act.
Win-Win-Win for the client, the contractor, and the project as a whole.
If there's no real added value, we say so openly.
For real, lasting success that's visible and tangible — not just on paper, but in day-to-day industrial life.