The most important guests
Termotron was visited for the first time by the employees’ parents.
An unusual tour took place at LLC “Termotron‑Zavod” on Friday, October 30. This time, it wasn’t schoolchildren or students, or even the employees’ children, who put on hard hats — it was their parents.
The guests received a detailed safety briefing, and then chief technologist Sergei Rozhnov personally conducted a tour of the production facilities. The parents of the factory workers saw how the tooling, blanking, assembly, and mechanical workshops are organized, got acquainted with the stages of product creation, and assessed the scale of the production processes.
The route wasn’t limited to the workshops. The guests looked into the offices of the design and technology department and the production support services, inspected the renovated medical department, and appreciated the green recreation area, where roses bloom even at the end of October. “At the plant, it’s not just about production — it’s about comfort, care for health, and a favourable atmosphere for the team,” noted Andrey Makarov, Deputy General Director for Safety and Personnel.
The day ended in a warm, home‑like atmosphere: in the assembly hall, everyone was treated to a tea party with signature cabbage pies, followed by a film screening and a lively conversation with Deputy General Director Denis Abushenko. He emphasized that it was very important for the host party that the guests be satisfied with what they saw. “I hope that today’s tour helped you understand a bit better what the plant is all about,” Denis Georgievich noted. “You’ve seen that your children are part of a large team that works to improve safety in rail transport.”
The guests received a detailed safety briefing, and then chief technologist Sergei Rozhnov personally conducted a tour of the production facilities. The parents of the factory workers saw how the tooling, blanking, assembly, and mechanical workshops are organized, got acquainted with the stages of product creation, and assessed the scale of the production processes.
The route wasn’t limited to the workshops. The guests looked into the offices of the design and technology department and the production support services, inspected the renovated medical department, and appreciated the green recreation area, where roses bloom even at the end of October. “At the plant, it’s not just about production — it’s about comfort, care for health, and a favourable atmosphere for the team,” noted Andrey Makarov, Deputy General Director for Safety and Personnel.
The day ended in a warm, home‑like atmosphere: in the assembly hall, everyone was treated to a tea party with signature cabbage pies, followed by a film screening and a lively conversation with Deputy General Director Denis Abushenko. He emphasized that it was very important for the host party that the guests be satisfied with what they saw. “I hope that today’s tour helped you understand a bit better what the plant is all about,” Denis Georgievich noted. “You’ve seen that your children are part of a large team that works to improve safety in rail transport.”