UCMH Reșița hires 144 as economic revival gains momentum
UCMH Reșița is recruiting 144 new employees, seeking specialists like engineers and technicians. Mayor Ioan Popa ties this growth to past efforts, including a 2019 initiative with Ludovic Orban. UCMR's integration into Hidroelectrica followed government collaborations. Popa emphasizes the role of dual education in training local talent. He remains optimistic about economic and living standard improvements.

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UCMH Reșița is actively expanding its workforce, with plans to hire 144 new employees, including specialists, engineers, technicians, and skilled workers. This recruitment drive aims to invigorate the local economy and strengthen the industrial sector.
Mayor Ioan Popa connects this hiring initiative to previous efforts to rescue UCMR Reșița. These efforts date back to 2019 when Popa invited then Prime Minister Ludovic Orban to Reșița. At a public event in the Civic Center, Orban pledged to revitalize UCMR, leading to its eventual integration into the state-owned energy company, Hidroelectrica.
The integration of UCMR into Hidroelectrica was a complex process involving several government administrations. Popa noted that while the procedures were not widely publicized, they were necessary to the company's current trajectory. He emphasized that the National Liberal Party initiated the early steps for this integration.
In 2019, Popa suggested converting UCMR's debts into shares, which was followed by efforts to appraise the plant. This strategy enabled the current expansion and recruitment at UCMH Reșița.
The job openings at UCMH Reșița include positions such as mechanical engineer, designer, technician, and electromechanical foreman. Other roles include turners, mechanical fitters, and quality control specialists. Popa stressed the significance of dual education programs in training new specialists to meet Reșița's industrial demands.
Popa expressed optimism about the impact of these developments on the local economy. He expects these initiatives to lead to sustained growth in living standards for the community. The dual education system is seen as important in ensuring a skilled workforce for the future, contributing to the region's economic resilience.
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