The students’ teams continue to work in JSC CONCERN TITAN-2 within the summer shift

The youngsters are engaged in installing formwork, reinforcing, concreting, further formwork deinstallation. They are also involved in finishing works, as they are doing plastering and surface painting.

Besides, the team members have organized several entertaining and sports events, including a team medical face mask competition, a business card competition, football and volleyball tournaments.

At the beginning of August, the hard workers had a voluntary excursion to the Filino village where the Russian Student Brigades (RSB) Central Headquarters is located. The RSB Central Headquarters is the area allocated to be used by the local division of RSB. Here students hold meetings, gatherings, and have a rest. There are sleeping accommodations for the RSB non-resident employees in the facility. The students maintain order in the area themselves.

Now repair works are performed in the house with the sleeping accommodations: the drain system is being replaced. During the working session, the students from JSC CONCERN TITAN-2 were participating in the cleanup of the area from construction waste, trenching for pipe laying, transfer of construction materials, and a volleyball court improvement.

Meanwhile, the team members stick to the mask requirement and the regulation of the Kaliningrad Region government on mass events organization.

The student working shift in the Kaliningrad Region will last until 28 August.

Background information:

TITAN-2 Holding is a Russian group of companies building nuclear facilities. Holding companies perform a full cycle of works - from the design documentation development to the facility commissioning.

Holding TITAN-2 is a General Contractor for the construction of new power units of the Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant. Holding companies perform all general construction, installation, and electrical works at the construction site.

The Holding is the Main Contractor for the construction of the Hinhikivi-1 NPP in Finland and the Akkuyu NPP in the Republic of Turkey.