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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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A delegation from the Institute of Civil Engineering of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University visited the headquarters of Gazprom Invest LLC. The meeting focused on exchanging experience in organizing the construction of industrial and civil facilities, as well as ensuring industrial safety using innovative technologies.
The delegation from the Civil Engineering Institute included Marina Petrochenko, Director of the Institute of Civil Engineering; Andrey Andreyev, Director of the Higher School of Technosphere Safety; Ksenia Strelets, Director of the Center for Additional Professional Programs at the Institute of Civil Engineering; Maxim Terekh, Deputy Director for Academic and Methodological Work; Asiyat Eliseeva, Deputy Director for Academic Process Organization and Student Affairs; Evgeniya Zavodnova, Deputy Director for Operations; Anton Byzov and Evgeny Kolesnikov, Associate Professors at the Higher School of Technical and Sphere Safety; and Alexander Doronin, Senior Lecturer at the Higher School of Technical and Sphere Safety.
During the visit, representatives of the Civil Engineering Institute visited the Project Management Center of Gazprom Invest LLC. Maxim Goryachev, Head of the Center, presented the department's main activities to the guests. He demonstrated the use of information modeling technologies using a digital model of an industrial facility under construction. Particular attention was paid to the implementation of innovative industrial safety solutions, the components of a unified digital platform, and the capabilities of construction analytics.
Ilya Zaytsev, Head of the Occupational Health, Industrial, and Fire Safety Department at Gazprom Invest, spoke to the guests about modern software systems designed to minimize industrial risks. Participants were introduced to the monitoring system and the Industrial Safety module, which utilizes artificial intelligence technologies to automatically detect safety violations based on video recordings. RFID technology received special attention. Sensors integrated into hard hats automatically alert construction equipment operators of approaching personnel, significantly reducing the risk of injury on site. ISI representatives also visited the Gazprom Invest training center, where they learned about practical first aid training.
The final stage of the event was a working meeting, at which the parties agreed to develop cooperation in the field of industrial safety.
"Collaboration with leading industry companies is a priority for the Civil Engineering Institute. Integrating cutting-edge digital solutions and industrial safety practices into the educational process will be an important tool for improving the quality of training highly qualified engineering personnel prepared to work with innovative technologies," noted Marina Petrochenko.
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