The engineer combining youth and experience at the Techint’s projects

Ariana Flores Amador is Head of Health, Safety and Environment at the Effluent Treatment Plant, one of the five facilities being built by Techint E&C at the mega- project in Dos Bocas. She confesses that her greatest satisfaction comes at the end of a project: "Knowing that I’ve been able to contribute from my area of expertise thanks to my personal effort and to teamwork, to make sure workers can go home safely, is immensely satisfying."

Non-stop from Sao Paulo to Ecuador: the international career of a young engineer

He landed his first job at Techint and his first assignment was none other than at the OCP, one of the company’s most emblematic projects. The first time he traveled outside of Brazil, also his first-ever plane trip, was to Ecuador. In this interview, the Operations Director of the Andean Area details the challenges he’s overcome during his career at the company.

Creativity and female leadership at the service of innovation

During this month, as we commemorate International Women’s Day, we find out what two of our colleagues have been doing to make their mark in the innovation field at Techint E&C.

New contract at Camisea

Techint Engineering & Construction has just signed a five-year contract with Pluspetrol to carry out the maintenance of the flowlines throughout the Camisea project in Cusco, Peru. The company returns to work with one of its traditional customers, proof that experience and innovation are synonymous with added value

“The harder the task, the more gratifying it is for me to do”

The son of a pipeline welder who also worked for the company, Carlos Lizarde enjoys challenging projects and takes immense pride in his work at Techint E&C, something which runs in his blood. He’s been with the company for over twenty years and currently works as a supervisor at the Ensenada Barragán Thermal Power Plant, in Argentina.

Automation in the construction industry: Lower risks, better quality and higher productivity

As we look to the construction industry of the future, it’s already apparent that automation will occupy an increasing role in our construction processes. What has been done so far? And what are the main challenges?