The Yaroslav Shipping Plant increased productivity through the NZ Project

The production of the Jaroslava Shipbuilding Plant (JA) has increased by 18 per cent.


♪ This is an excellent example of State support for business, not only through credit, but also through assistance in the organization of work, shared by the Minister of Investment and Industry of the Yaroslava Region, Olham Alexander Eduardovic. - Through the Nazi projects, enterprises can achieve their best results and set goals for the future. They are assisted by the " Productivity of Work " and " International Cooperation and Exports " projects, which address producers ' concerns.


As part of the national project " Labour productivity " , the enterprise has received specialists who are now experts in the field of shore production. They now train other staff and give them their experience. Experts from the Regional Competence Centre, together with business workers, have introduced shore production tools that are now successfully replicated for company development.


♪ Thanks to the Nazi project, we have achieved good results, and the Director of Staff, Zuzin Mihail Borisovich, told us. - For example, labour productivity in the prefabricated area increased by 18 per cent. But most importantly, we have begun to change the minds of the collective, staff at all levels are aimed at efficiency and servitude.


Seventy-six enterprises have become participants in the " Productive Work " project, and 2,605 employees have been trained in shore production. The State offers the opportunity to benefit from various support measures: concessional financing, employment promotion, investment project sites, technology parks and industrial parks, and many others.


Details of all support measures for investors and industry can be found on the investor/industrial site.ru Share information on participation in the national project on the platform ' s productivity.rf and at the Regional Competence Centre for Productivity (Rzk76.rf).

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Entrepreneurs ' support is provided through the Maloy and Middle Entrepreneurship Project

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