The event was organized by the Department of Ecology for the Aktobe Region under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan and was aimed at cleaning urban areas and coastal zones. Participation in the campaign reflects the Company’s commitment to the principles of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development, as well as its readiness to contribute to environmental protection and improvement of the ecological situation in the region.
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Aktobe Rail and Section Works LLP successfully participates in the international industrial exhibition INNOPROM: Central Asia, held from April 27 to April 30, 2025 in Tashkent.
Exhibition is one of the key platforms for demonstrating industrial technologies, innovations, equipment and products in the CIS and Asia.
Exhibition has become an important platform for expanding business contacts, promoting the products of ARBZ LLP in the Central Asian market, and searching for new partners.
Participation in INNOPROM confirms the strong interest in high-quality metallurgical products made in Kazakhstan and opens new prospects for further growth and development.
Aktobe Rail and Section Works LLP actively participated in the cleanup day as part of the urban beautification campaign.
The company’s employees made a significant contribution to tidying up and improving the sanitary condition of the urban area, demonstrating corporate responsibility and indifferent attitude toward the environment.
Aktobe Rail and Section Works LLP participates in environmental campaign “Sanitary Thursday”
As part of the campaign, cleaning and improvement work was carried out on the territory adjacent to the Enterprise. The event was organized within the framework of the spring environmental initiatives aimed at the sanitary cleaning and beautification of Aktobe.
More than 100 employees of the Enterprise took part in the voluntary clean-up day.
It is worth noting that ARBZ LLP regularly takes an active role in environmental campaigns aimed at improving the ecological situation and maintaining proper environmental health.
Social partnership is the basis of high-quality specialist training!
As part of the Head of State’s policy to support working professions, various measures are being implemented both in the country and in educational institutions in our region.
In accordance with the work plan of the Aktobe High Polytechnical College (AHPC), and with the aim of enhancing the status of workers, promoting the profession among young people, strengthening business ties with major enterprises in the region, and popularizing blue-collar jobs through the development of professional skills in future specialists, SHEBER-2025 campaign continued at one of the country’s unique industrial enterprises — the Aktobe Rail and Section Works.
Social partnership between AHPC, which is vocational educational institution specializing in the training of blue-collar professionals, and the ARBZ plant is growing stronger each year. Plant’s specialists thoroughly familiarized the students with automated technological processes for manufacturing rails and rail products, and conducted a master class. Inspired by the fascinating work of metallurgical industry professionals at the big enterprise, the students developed a deep respect for blue-collar professions.
Event concluded with a round table in the assembly hall, attended by the Head of the Plant’s HR Department, N. Akmurzina, Deputy Head of the Regional Department of Education, D. Zhamanbayeva, College Director, Zh.S. Mukhambetpaizova, as well as college teachers, students, and plant employees.
YEAR OF WORKING PROFESSIONS: LABOR YOUTH “FOR” SCIENTIFIC APPROACH IN PRODUCTION
Delegation of the Federation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Kazakhstan, headed by Deputy Chairman of the FTRK Gulnara Zhumageldieva in the framework of the action “Trade Union Troop” visited Aktobe Rail and Section Works LLP. During the visit, they met with the workforce and familiarized with the implementation of objectives of the Year of Working Professions.
As part of this meeting, the FPRK medal “Enbek Ozaty” was awarded to highly qualified workers for their contributions to the development of the industry. The recipients included Andrei Bazhin, a fifth-category fitter; Kuralbay Niyazbayev, a shop weigher; and Zhadiger Aralbayev, an operator at the plant’s power station. Additionally, several workers received the Certificate of Honorfrom the FTRK.
In addition for the delegation of the Federation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Kazakhstan was conducted a tour.
Concluding the meeting with the staff of the Aktobe Rail and Section Works, Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Kazakhstan Gulnara Zhumageldieva thanked the social partners of the enterprise for constructive cooperation and emphasized that the opinion of employees of enterprises is important for making targeted decisions on the development of industries.
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Today, the students from Ilek High School visited Aktobe Rail and Section Works, where they learned about the production processes and discovered how the most important elements of railway infrastructure are created.
The excursion began with a safety briefing in the conference hall of the plant. A plant employee introduced the students to the history of the plant, its role in the national economy, and modern technologies used in the production of rails and steel sections. The students learned that the plant’s products are not only supplied within Kazakhstan but also exported to other countries.
Wearing helmets and special safety vests, the students then proceeded to the production shop. The first stop was the Re-Heating Furnace area, where the guide explained how rail production begins with continuous-cast steel being heated in the furnace. The students observed the initial stages of rail production with great interest.
The next stop was the Rolling Shop, where the steel bars are transformed into rails. Here, the employees operate massive machines to shape the red-hot steel into the required dimensions. The students were amazed by the scale of production and how high temperatures are required for the metal to be malleable.
Special attention was given to thermal treatment area, where the students were demonstrated the rail quenching process. This process enables the rails to withstand heavy loads during operation. Plant specialists explained how such treatment enhances the strength and extends the service life of the rails.
At the end of excursion, the students went to quality control laboratory. Here they were shown the process of testing finished products for strength, wear resistance and compliance with international standards. Engineers told them about modern diagnostic methods and the importance of quality control for railway safety.
At the end of the event, the students asked many questions about the work of the plant, necessary specialists and career opportunities in the metallurgical industry. The excursion was not only informative, but also inspiring, as many of the children began to think about their future profession in the field of industry and technology.
Within the framework of Doors Open Day, the head of the region and prosecutor of the region held a meeting with entrepreneurs of Aktobe region.
Representatives of the largest enterprises such as Aktobe Rail and Section Works LLP, TNK Kazchrome JSC, and CNPC-Aktobemunaigaz JSC were among the invited guests. The meeting was arranged to discuss pressing issues related to the protection of businesses and interests of investors.
During the event, topics such as legal support of entrepreneurs, the improvement of the investment climate in the region, and the protection of entrepreneurs’ legal rights were addressed. The meeting became an effective platform for constructive dialogue and exchange of opinions between representatives of the authorities and the business communities.
