Metinvest's mining and processing plants regularly conduct first aid training. During the war, this is the second major course, which will involve more than 500 miners and employees of Metinvest Promservice.The safety of employees' lives and health is a priority for Metinvest, and with the outbreak of the full-scale war, the threat of shelling and destruction has been added to the production risks. Therefore, groups of employees have been formed at Kryvyi Rih's enterprises to monitor the situation in the subdivisions and, if necessary, to provide first aid to colleagues. The second training course is for new participants and aims to increase the number of employees in the workshops who will be ready to respond properly in the event of an emergency. The training is conducted by certified trainers from the Ukrainian Red Cross Society with extensive practical experience. Metinvest employees learn theory and practice practical skills in small groups to better absorb what they have learned

Студенти Метінвест Політехніка продовжують знайомство з професією через практику. Під час офлайн-сесії на підприємствах Метінвесту вони мають можливість відчути пульс живого виробництва. Так, з метою виконання лабораторних практикумів Каметсталь відвідали майбутні інженери технологій захисту навколишнього середовища, а також студенти напряму автоматизації і комп‘ютерно-інтегрованих технологій в металургії та гірництві.Студентів гостинно зустріли на Каметсталі, а практики підприємства та викладачі університету протягом тижня ділилися корисними знаннями, власним досвідом, виробничими секретами виробництва сталі та автоматизації процесів. Так, під час лекційних занять студенти освітньої програми «Інноваційні технології та системи захисту навколишнього середовища» дізнавалися про екологічну політику та досвід впровадження системи екологічного менеджменту на підприємствах Метінвесту. На майстер-класах та практичних заняттях майбутні магістри розглянули варіанти технологічних схем очищення

Every step on the road to the victory is important. That is why Metinvest Group continues to support the country and its citizens amid the full-scale war. The company helps defenders, war veterans, civilians, and its employees. At the same time, it ensures the operation of enterprises in the regions where it operates so that the country's economy can withstand the most difficult times.Read more about the events and news of the last seven days in Metinvest's traditional digest.1Metinvest-SMC presents a project to rebuild a neighbourhood in Bakhmut2War veterans from Metinvest supports Oleksandr Usyk during the fight3Steel Front launches production of steel screens to counter enemy drones4Metinvest joines the architectural transformation of Ukrainian schools5Free yoga classes are held in Zaporizhzhia's Oplich HUB6Metinvest employees are in the documentary film "Hymn of Life"7Contribution of volunteers among the veterans of the GOK is noted in Kryvyi Rih8Drilling rig operators undergo tra

Not to get confused in a critical situation and to help the victim before the arrival of medical professionals – in today's martial law environment, such skills are extremely important. Professional instructors from the Ukrainian Red Cross Society were engaged to train Kamet-Steel's personnel. The goal is to develop the skills of correct actions aimed at preserving human life and health in critical situations.The training programme consists of 12 modules and is organised in such a way that each participant can acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in providing first aid. To ensure the safety of employees, the training is held in a protective building on the company's premises.Experienced instructors explain how to assess the condition of a victim and determine what kind of assistance should be provided in a particular case. The training also covers the rules for calling an ambulance, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, bleeding control, the rules for treating musculoskeletal i

За системну допомогу армії та підтримку наших захисників найбільш активні ветерани криворізьких ГЗК Групи Метінвест отримали нагрудні знаки за заслуги перед містом, почесні грамоти та подяки від міськвиконкому та Ради оборони Кривого Рогу.Від початку повномасштабної війни волонтери Метінвесту старанно працюють, допомагаючи Силам оборони України та переселенцям. Особливо відзначаються весь цей час члени ветеранських організацій Північного, Центрального та Інгулецького комбінатів. Більшість свого часу вони спрямовують на підтримку захисників.Ветерани Північного ГЗК системно працюють на волонтерський ниві і роблять усе можливе задля наближення перемоги. Серед нагороджених від організації Північного комбінату грамоту від міськради отримала ветеранка Антоніна Бондарь, а Подяки від Ради оборони міста одержали Ольга Блудова, Лілія Макарова, Людмила Кулічик, Любов Берест, Валентина і Станіслав Будко.«Я роблю це від душі, для мене це як дихати. У мене онук під Авдіївкою, тож потреби захисників

Rinat Akhmetov’s Steel Front has begun mass production of additional protective steel screens for Soviet (T-72), Ukrainian (T-64), and American (M1 Abrams) tanks. After extensive testing and validation, these screens have been provided to the Ukrainian armed forces free of charge. So far, over 25 additional protection systems have been produced and delivered, including seven for M1 Abrams tanks.The steel anti-FPV (first person view) drone screens for tanks are a completely Ukrainian product. Their designs take into account the specific features of each type of tank, ensuring they protect against external threats without limiting functionality, complicating operations during combat, or hindering the soldiers inside. Each screen weighs up to 430 kilograms.Commenting on the news, Oleksandr MYRONENKO, Metinvest’s Chief Operating Officer, said: “Rinat Akhmetov’s Steel Front enterprises have experience creating additional armour for combat vehicle crews, and tank protection is another area

As part of the Steel Dream concept for restoring Ukraine, Metinvest-SMC, Metinvest Group’s sales company, has developed a project for a neighbourhood in Bakhmut, which was destroyed by the Russians. During the second Ukrainian Construction Congress, held in Kyiv on 15-16 May, the initiative was presented by Tetiana Skrypka, head of Metinvest-SMC's construction project office, and Oleksandr Marchenko, deputy mayor of Bakhmut. The Group was the general partner of the event.Project overviewThe initiative to reconstruct the Yuvileinyi neighbourhood in Bakhmut is one of the largest in Ukraine, as it is designed for more than 17,000 residents. This represents around a quarter of the city’s population before the war.The concept is based on the “15-minute city” idea. The space envisaged is modern, with housing, recreation areas and a barrier-free environment. The designers have also incorporated conditions to engage citizens in economic and social activities.Tetiana SKRYPKA said: “We relied o

Metinvest Group has become one of the donors of a pilot project to create five architectural solutions for the reconstruction of typical Soviet educational institutions and rebuild schools destroyed during the war.The project is being implemented by the Ministry of Education and Science (MES) and the Ministry of Digital Transformation with the support of DTEK, Mariupol Reborn in cooperation with the Big City Lab urban bureau and the Lithuanian architectural initiative Rebuild the Wonderful.The project team has identified the five most common types of school buildings in Ukraine, which account for about 35% of all schools in the de-occupied regions of the country. The concepts of the new Ukrainian schools are based on barrier-free access for teachers and students, safe shelters, spaces for children to communicate, modern design and energy efficiency. These five architectural solutions are planned to be scaled up to transform schools across Ukraine.The pilot concepts are being created b

SCM businesses, Rinat Akhmetov Foundation and FC Shakhtar have already spent UAH 9 billion (over $258 million) to help the country, the military and civilians over the 27 months of the full-scale invasion.The main areas of assistance include support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, humanitarian support for civilians, communities, and defenders of Mariupol.The assistance to Ukraine's defenders is being provided as part of the Rinat Akhmetov's Steel Front defence project. Military units from all over the country regularly receive gear, vehicles, ambulances for military medics, underground shelters and mine trawls of our own production and design, drones, thermal imagers, electronic warfare equipment, sights, radios, cameras, clothing and footwear, body armour made of our steel, first aid kits and tourniquets, fuel, and other essential items.Rinat Akhmetov allocated an additional UAH 1 billion ($25 million) to The Heart of Azovstal project to support the defenders of Mariupol. The defend

War veterans are coming back to Metinvest's enterprises in Kryvyi Rih. Some of them have already worked here before, and some are just looking for their job in the company. Vladyslav Yegorov has been working as a site mechanic at Ore Beneficiation Plant No. 2 of Northern GOK for two months. The 32-year-old veteran got a job at the enterprise after demobilisation. War changes everything: life, outlook, priorities. Upon returning home, Vladyslav Yegorov changed his place of work and profession – he headed the pumping equipment section of Ore Beneficiation Plant No. 2 (OBP-2). His tasks are to coordinate the work of contractors and ensure the stable operation of pumping equipment. Vlad has necessary education behind him – he studied beneficiation technologies at the Industrial College of Kryvyi Rih National University, and experience – before the full-scale invasion, he worked in an organisation that maintained and repaired mining equipment. At that time, the specialist mainly took care