Kryvyi Rih hosted a major (non)conference for teachers Mini-EdCamp KRYVIYI RIH 2024. Metinvest Group supported the event, which discussed advanced educational methods in the educational processes of preschools, schools and universities.The mini-EdCamp brought together about a hundred teachers and educators from all over Ukraine to communicate, learn and share their experiences. The event was organised for the second time by teachers from Kryvyi Rih Lyceum No. 70, who noted that each participant was free to choose blocks and areas of work: they could act as a speaker or just attend a session of their colleagues. At this year's meeting, the sessions were held in several formats: offline, online and in a mixed format."Our event is of particular importance. We want our teachers to come here and gain strength and inspiration – we need to finish this school year well. The main challenge for us today is that while our guys are fighting there, we need to help them here, to give the best knowl

The young people of the steel plant made another package at the request of the military.Every day, our defenders need support and assistance in the fight for Ukraine's independence. And the volunteers of Zaporizhstal's youth organisation continue to provide it systematically. Recently, the young activists of the steel plant handed over another tranche of aid to the defenders. They collected everything that Ukrainian soldiers need and delivered it to different sections of the frontline. In particular, this time the soldiers received camouflage nets, first aid kits and haemostatic agents, household items and tools. To keep them in a good mood, we also added some sweets and drinks.– Our military are doing incredible, truly heroic things at the frontline – they are holding back the enemy every day, giving it a worthy fight back, and defending our lives. So we must do everything we can to provide them with everything they need. From the first day of the full-scale invasion to the present d

The full-scale war has been going on in Ukraine for more than two years. Many military members return to the frontline after treatment and rehabilitation. However, there are cases when further service becomes impossible, and then service members have to find their place in civilian life. Read an interview with Bohdan Berezniuk, a crusher at Central GOK's crushing plant who demobilised about a year ago, to learn about challenges veterans face and what they expect from others after returning home. Bohdan went through the war with the call sign "Stepanovych". And now he is gradually "returning" to civilian life and profession."Frankly speaking, it wasn't too hard for me on the frontline, because I was among my fellow soldiers, among those who are on the same wavelength and will always come to the rescue. There, on the frontline, you clearly realise that you can only rely on the will of God and your comrade who is by your side. Moreover, I had to keep up the morale among my lads and did my

Без цієї жінки післявоєнне відновлення Запоріжсталі могло не відбутися.Жінки в історії становлення та розвитку Запоріжжя, яким ми його знаємо сьогодні, відігравали далеко не другорядні ролі. У долі підприємств важкої промисловості – як-то Запоріжсталі – жіночі постаті теж залишили свій відбиток.Ще з 1930-х років вони брали участь у будівництві підприємства, а потім й самовіддано працювали пліч-о-пліч з чоловіками-металургами. Уявіть, жінки несли свої трудові вахти навіть біля горну доменної печі комбінату. Але є й приклади, коли фахівчині заводу своїми діями, у прямому сенсі цих слів, рятували його. Ділимося історією Олени Семенівни ШЕРЕМЕТ, яка свого часу вберегла всю проєктно-технічну документацію Запоріжсталі. Без цих документів, по суті, було б неможливим повоєнне відродження підприємства.Олена Семенівна народилася у 1910 році в Одесі. Освіту отримувала спочатку у місцевій трудовій школі, потім – у художній промислово-професійній школі, а згодом отримала й профільну освіту техніка-

Welcoming spring with the victory in our hearts and continuing to fight for Ukraine's free future. Amid the full-scale war, Metinvest Group is a reliable pillar for the country and its citizens. The company helps the defenders and the war veterans, supports the civilians affected by the war and maintains the operation of its enterprises.Read more about the events and news of the last seven days in Metinvest's traditional digest.1Metinvest to implement the US experience of working with veterans2Young specialists from Central GOK becoming blood donors for Ukrainian soldiers3Major overhaul of blast furnace No. 9 in progress at Kamet-Steel4A new longwall commissioned by Metinvest in Pokrovsk5Ingulets GOK to organize an educational site tour for specialised school students6Metinvest Polytechnic professors holding meetings with potential students7Important repairs and maintenance on rolling equipment at Zaporizhstal8Together with YASNO, Kamet-Steel updates energy efficient equipment9First-ai

Колонку директорки зі сталого розвитку та взаємодії з персоналом Групи Метінвест Тетяни Петрук опубліковано в друкованому номері журналу Forbes Ukraine за лютий—березень 2024 року.Микола Ткаченко із «Запоріжсталі» Групи «Метінвест» із перших днів війни захищав країну в складі 110-ї окремої механізованої бригади ЗСУ. Відслуживши рік стрільцем-гранатометником, демобілізувався. Зізнається, що адаптація до цивільного життя була дуже важкою. Ішов на фронт однією людиною, а повернувся геть іншою. З безсонням, кошмарами та ПТСР допомогла впоратися підтримка рідних та колег. З’явилися тригери: не запитувати про пережите на війні, не тиснути на ветерана, а чути його.Такі історії – наша нова реальність. Їх об’єднує загальне виснаження – головна ознака третього року війни. Виснажені люди, бізнеси й іноземні партнери. І подолати це знесилення можна лише особистим підходом до кожної людини.Нашим завданням стає впровадження цього особистого підходу до кожного співробітника, особливо для ветеранів,

As part of an energy efficiency project, two new nitrogen compressors were installed in the oxygen compressor shop, with the previous equipment dismantled. The new equipment helped reduce electricity consumption by almost 50% in the first month alone, with savings of UAH 5.6 million in monetary terms. The planned annual savings will amount to about 29% of total energy costs.The previous equipment did not provide the required nitrogen pressure, which, in turn, could have a negative impact on the production process in the BOF shop. To avoid potential risks and reduce the impact of the old equipment, TRE turbocompressors were selected to effectively meet the needs of the plant.The project took less than a year to implement, from the development of the Inquiry Technical Specification and engineering to the launch of the new equipment. The savings in the first month alone exceeded expectations by almost 67%.– Modern technologies in the energy saving system are an integral part of the effic

This year Nadiia and Borys Trygub are celebrating the eighth spring together, but this is the first time when the three of them are doing it together. At the end of October 2023, the CGOK production site foreman and pelletizing plant conveyor operator's daughter was born. About family memories and family joys – in an interview with a young mother.Strong and tender at the same time, bright and hard-working, kind and persistent women work in the teams of Metinvest enterprises. Since 2015, Nadiia Trygub’s favourite place of work has been the pelletizing plant at CGOK. Her husband also works here. She is responsible for the conveyor operation, and he controls the process of firing pellets – those premium ones that are the business card of the plant.“We became a couple in the spring, and before that we worked at the same company for half a year, but never met. However, I knew Oleksandr, Borys’s brother. Oleksandr immediately struck me as a very positive person: a sportsman, without bad hab

Graduates of Selidovo Vocational Lyceum and Selidovo Polytechnic Vocational College discovered the prospects for higher education during a joint event with Metinvest Polytechnic representatives. The meeting, organised as part of the career guidance campaign, became a platform for an active discussion on the relevance and importance of technical education for Ukraine.Representatives of the Admissions Committee and the academic staff told the young people about the opportunities for studying at the university and the career prospects that are open to them. They presented various educational programmes, explained the admission conditions and told about the benefits of studying at Metinvest Polytechnic, where each student has the opportunity to gain not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills necessary for a successful career.Noting the university's initiative, Serhii MANIAKIN, Head of Education at Selidovo Polytechnic Vocational College, stressed the importance of continuous

His life has been connected with the company for almost 40 years, and he spent two and a half of them serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, defending Ukraine's independence and freedom in the hottest hostilities areas. A few months ago, Volodymyr Shchelkachov demobilized and returned to Kamet-Steel, to the Sinter Shop.Volodymyr's metallurgical speciality is a wagon tipper operator, and he has been working at this particular area of the Sinter Plant for many years. At the same time, this balanced man with a warm, sunny smile has another military speciality – he is an anti-aircraft missile platoon commander. And in this profession, Senior Lieutenant Shchelkachov "worked" with honour and conscience in the most difficult combat areas of eastern Ukraine.Volodymyr was first mobilised in 2014, and his year of service is marked by such names as Dobropillia, Avdiivka, Karlivka and many others - names that are synonymous with bravery and commitment to pledge for ATO soldiers. On the first day