The founder of these plants, Emil Škoda (*1839-†1900), transformed a small factory into a company that was one of the largest engineering plants in Europe in the 19th century and the most important arms factory of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.

In the 20th century, Škoda’s plants were the largest engineering establishment in Czechoslovakia producing equipment for energy, railway technology, manufacturing industry, machine tools and other engineering fields.

Škoda TVC was founded in 2000.

Škoda TVC is a member of the Škoda Group, working closely with partner companies within the group as well as its current external customers outside the Škoda Group. The company also offers its know-how and free production capacities to new potential customers.

The company currently has 90 employees, performing about 75,000 man-hours per year. Škoda TVC focuses on repeated single-piece production or small series production of parts and structural units, including assembly for:

• railway technology
• machine tools
• energy industry

Certificates and references

• ŠKODA TVC s.r.o. has the following certifications:
• TŰV SŰD Czech ČSN EN ISO 9001:2016
• TŰV SŰD Czech ČSN EN 15085-2:2008 (CL1)
• TŰV SŰD Czech ČSN EN ISO 3834-2:2006
• TŰV SŰD Czech Declaration of Compliance with the Requirements of ČD V95/5:2011
• Declaration of conformity with ČSN EN ISO 14001
• Certificate of Supplier Competence According to ČD V6/2 (České Dráhy a.s.)
• Privacy Protection

Škoda TVC complies with the legal framework for personal data protection valid throughout the EU. You can find more information here.