The future power engineers of the Omsk region reached the final of the CASE-IN championship

Students of the OmSTU Power Engineering Institute as part of the Heaviside team took first place in the semi-finals of the XII International Engineering CASE-IN Championship in the field of Electric Power engineering. They will continue to fight for victory in the final, which will be held on May 28 in Moscow.

The team consists of Konstantin Myakota, Yulia Drozdova, Ekaterina Zaitseva and Denis Schellenberg. The guys worked on solving an engineering case proposed by the Reliable Shift Educational Project Foundation and PJSC ROSSETI and related directly to the company's structural divisions. The objective was to reduce the accident rate of the Moscow region's electrical networks and increase the efficiency of the organization's processes, taking into account the concept of lean manufacturing, the main theme of the championship. The work was evaluated by representatives of the case's customers and industry companies from all over the country.

In the finals in Moscow, the children will receive new tasks. According to the results of the competition, champions and prize-winners will be able to receive additional points upon admission to Omsk Polytechnic University, an invitation to an internship, internship or employment in partner companies, the opportunity to participate in industry youth educational forums, as well as visit different cities of Russia as part of the "More than a Trip" program.

The organizers of the CASE-IN Championship are the Reliable Change Foundation, the Youth Forum of Mining Leaders and AstraLogica LLC. The project is being implemented using a grant from the President of the Russian Federation for the development of civil society within the framework of the federal project "Social Elevators for Everyone" of the national project "Education". It is also included in the Science to Win initiative and the plan for the Decade of Science and Technology, which will last in Russia until 2031.

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