The ISQ Portuguese created an initiative called "Qualify to Employ", which aims to place 400 interns in companies in sectors where there is a shortage of qualified personnel in the country. The initiative follows an agreement with the IEFP under the "Working Life" measure.
The Portugês ISQ Group was chosen to carry out non-destructive control tests on the five new oil rigs under construction in the Mafumeira Sul project in Angola. The contract established with the various metalworkings subcotreated by Chevron, has a planned duration of two years and is worth 4 million dollars.
The ISQ Group was chosen to evaluate the cathodic protection systems of the pipelines and tanks of gasco plants, which owns the world's largest LNG processing plant. Inspections are up for the past this month. The Group Portuguese strengthens its strategic commitment in the United Arab Emirates
The ISQ Portuguese has already begun to support the Angola LNG surveillance team that will be overseeing the construction of the new infrastructure to support its plant. The project provides inspection, technical support and consultancy in the construction of residences, roads, a bridge and a marina in Soyo, Angola.
The ISQ Portuguese was chosen to inspect the first gas pipeline built in Mozambique after the discovery of large natural gas reserves in the country. The strong investment in local human resources, with the transfer of know-how so far non-existent in the country, reflects a strategic bet of ISQ in the market.
ISQ has just announced a new training, research and development center in Minas Gerais, where ISQ Brazil has been based for 12 years. The investment of 2.5 million euros aims to support the internationalization of ISQ pele Latin America.
The ISQ Group was invited by expo 2017's managing body to be one of 12 entities from around the world that are in Astana, Kazakhstan this week to evaluate the more than 50 concept proposals for expo. The invitation comes due to international experience in technological projects in energy saving.
Isq's new aeronautical testing centre in Castelo Branco will also provide technological services for the space, energy, oil&gas, petrochemical, automotive and naval sectors. Exports from isq's Castelo Branco pole are expected to grow to more than one million euros per year. Qualified jobs will also be filled with applicants from universities in the region.
Isq's Portuguese engineers will be responsible for ensuring problem prevention and ensuring that the telescope is completed as planned.