OREANDA-NEWS. August 01, 2012. On the enterprises which are part of the structure of the project “APRK: Industrial-Agricultural Regional Clusters” about 1000 vacancies were opened, and more than 200 are urgent, reported the press-centre of Titan.

The largest number of new jobs is provided by an object of petrochemical cluster – plant “Omsky Kauchuk”: the industrial giant, which will celebrate its 50-th anniversary this year, is ready today to employ 132 persons – specialists and workers.

Hiring continues on Omsk polypropylene plant company limited “Poliom”: here 7 first-tier vacancies are opened (senior foreman on technological equipment repairs, senior foreman on electric equipment repairs, maintenance man of technological equipment, operator of granulating of plastic masses, operator of electrolysis, electrician on repairs and maintenance of electrical equipment, operator of polymerization). In whole it is necessary to employ 130 more persons for full staffing.

Parallel to commissioning of second turn objects of pig breeding complex of the project “PARK” recruitment of employees is currently underway – it is necessary for the enterprise to employ 8 specialists in shortest possible time. By the time of startup the staff will increase by 200 positions. Provender mill (which is also included into agro-industrial complex of the project “PARK”) needs about 150 employees.

Enterprises of infrastructure engaged in realization of project “PARK” (OSK-2000, Brick Factory SK, “Investhimprom”), must close more than 40 vacancies in June (in total the companies will need about 100 employees).

PARK not only creates jobs on enterprises which are included in the project, but provides employment for contracting organizations. Thus, as of June, 110 engineering companies (approximately 1500 workers) are engaged in construction of PARK objects. Since 2 July 100 participants of student construction brigades will start working on GC “Titan” construction sites. They will work on polypropylene plant, pig breeding complex, provender mill.