Young specialists of Perm – finalists of the Special League of PJSC "T Plus"

The Molotov Cocktail team of young specialists representing the Perm branch of T Plus has reached the finals of the Special League of the jubilee X International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN".

The theme of the 2022 qualifying stage was "Industry 4.0: new opportunities in the development of heat supply." The cases were defended in an online format. The participants of the Molotov Cocktail analyzed a number of promising technologies that can improve the quality of energy supply, but the final project included 3 of the most effective solutions.:

"Network crawler 4.0" — digitalization of the work of network crawlers using quadrocopters and equipping thermal cameras with monitoring sensors;

T+ Knowledge Base — formation of a unified educational platform and digital employee profile;

Ty+Inform is an information application for individuals.

The teams of the Udmurt and Sverdlovsk branches of PJSC T Plus from the first qualifying round and the teams of the Mordovian, Komi and Vladimir branches from the second qualifying round also reached the finals of the Special League. The final will be held in Moscow in May this year.

The mentor of the Molotov Cocktail team, Andrey Matrunchik, Head of the Perm Thermal Power Plant of the Perm branch of PJSC T Plus, is confident that the success of young Perm specialists is due to the rich engineering traditions of the Kama power engineers: "Perm became one of the first cities in the Urals to have a centralized heating system. It is not surprising that a strong engineering school has been formed here, thanks to which strong and in-demand specialists are growing."

The CASE-IN Championship is part of the Russia — Land of Opportunity platform, the supervisory board of which is headed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, and is being implemented in accordance with the Action Plan aimed at popularizing the working and engineering professions. This is an international competition system for solving engineering cases for schoolchildren, students and young specialists of fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes.

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