Zaragoza Logistics Center leads the transformation of employment for automated mobility in Europe

 

Zaragoza hosts the strategic meeting of the European project ReSkilling, leadered by Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC), in order to analyze the socio-economic impact of automated mobility and develop new job skills for the transport sector in Europe.

 

Boost to connected and automated mobility (CCAM)

 

The meeting, held at the headquarters of ZLCIt has brought together representatives from academic institutions, research centers, and international industrial partners. Funded by the Comisión Europea through the program Horizonte Europa, the project ReSkilling It seeks to strategically prepare the workforce and businesses for the deployment of the cooperative, connected and automated mobility (CCAM).

 

This initiative focuses not only on technology but also on the human factor, developing services and tools that facilitate the transition to new business models. The analysis covers the entire value chain, allowing both companies and workers to mitigate risks and take advantage of the opportunities of digital transformation in passenger and freight transport.

 

ZLC's leadership in shaping the future

 

Within the consortium, Zaragoza Logistics Center It leads two key areas for the sector's competitiveness:

 

• Identifying emerging profiles: Analysis of professions linked to services CCAM and the qualification needs according to the levels of automation.
• Re- and upskilling programs: Development of training schemes to update the technical, operational and organizational skills of current professionals.

 

The work schedule in Zaragoza has served to validate these profiles and advance in the creation of a Roadmap for the job transition, ensuring that training curricula are aligned with the reality of the global market.

 

Key Concept	ReSKilling Project Details
Leading Institution	Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC)
Financing Program	Horizonte Europa (Comisión Europea)
Meeting Date	March 12th 2026
Technological Approach	CCAM Mobility (Connected, Cooperative and Automated)
Global Associated Network	MIT Global SCALE

 

Strategic vision and research excellence

 

"The technological transformation of transport requires us to anticipate how professional skills will evolve and how we can prepare companies and workers to take advantage of the opportunities that arise," he says. Carolina Ciprés, Director of Research at ZLCAccording to the directive, this project allows for combining research and education, integrating disruptive skills into the center's curriculum.

 

ZLC, institute promoted by the Gobierno de Aragón in collaboration with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) And Universidad de ZaragozaThis initiative reinforces its position as an international benchmark in logistics and management of the supply chain.

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about ReSkilling

 

What do the initials CCAM mean in this context?

They are referring to Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility, a technological ecosystem that redefines how goods and people are transported in Europe through autonomous vehicles and integrated digital systems.

 

What is the main objective of the ReSKilling project?

To prepare workers and companies in the transport sector for the socio-economic and labor changes resulting from automation, through the creation of new professional profiles and specific training plans.

 

What role does ZLC play in this European initiative?

ZLC leads the identification of new professions and the design of programs re-skilling y up-skilling to facilitate the job transition towards new technological and operational demands.