In line with directives from Egyptian Minister of Labor, Hassan Raddad, to provide the necessary technical and labor cadres for national projects and offer decent job opportunities for young people, the Qena Directorate of Labor, under the supervision of Mohamed Ali, concluded tests for those applying to work on the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project. The tests, conducted in collaboration with Trist Ross Spets Gomntag, one of the companies working on the project, saw 247 applicants from Qena and other governorates take part over two days at the Qeft Vocational Training Center.
On the first day of testing, 146 applicants took part, with 136 successfully passing the tests. On the second day, 101 applicants participated, with 94 successful outcomes. The tests covered a range of professions required for the project, including welders, fitters, installers, and assistant workers. A total of 52 welders, 66 fitters, 74 installers, and 38 assistant workers were accepted.
The tests are part of the Egyptian Ministry of Labor's nationwide announcement to provide 2,300 job opportunities for the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project, covering various technical and labor professions. Salaries for the positions range from 14,250 to 40,000 Egyptian pounds, depending on experience and test results. The company will provide a number of benefits to accepted workers, including three meals a day, suitable accommodation, health and social insurance, and transportation to and from the workplace.
The Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project is a significant national endeavor aimed at increasing Egypt's energy production through nuclear power. The project has been in development for several years, with the Egyptian government emphasizing its importance for the country's economic growth and energy security. The provision of job opportunities for young people is also a key aspect of the project's implementation.
According to the Egyptian Ministry of Labor, the tests were designed to assess the skills and competencies of applicants for the various positions required for the project. The ministry has been working to ensure that the recruitment process is fair, transparent, and based on merit. The successful applicants will play a crucial role in the construction and operation of the nuclear power plant.
The working conditions for employees at the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project are expected to be in line with international standards, with a focus on safety and well-being. The company will provide a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, social insurance, and paid leave. The project is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and provide opportunities for skills development and career advancement.
The Egyptian government has emphasized its commitment to providing job opportunities for young people and promoting economic growth. The Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project is one of several initiatives aimed at achieving these goals. With 230 young people successfully passing the tests, the project is set to provide a significant boost to the country's energy sector and create new opportunities for Egypt's youth.
Key points
- 230 young people pass job tests for Egypt's Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant project in Qena.
- The project offers salaries ranging from 14,250 to 40,000 Egyptian pounds, depending on experience and test results.
- The company will provide a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, social insurance, and paid leave.
