Dear Reader!

 

As we approach the end of 2023, it is good to reflect on the things that help make the world a better place - professionally, but also in other areas of life. For Eryk, this thought gives us satisfaction and motivation. We’ve got stories to share, from beautiful and challenging installations projects, though inspiring chats with our Apprenticeship program star’s, all the way to our efforts in Ukraine and in supporting education in Kenya.

 

Join us for a quick read  😊

Last month, November was the World Quality Month, and there was no better way of showing what quality means to Eryk, than publishing some pictures of our beautiful electrical installations. 

Click the button below, and enjoy some cable art! 🎯💯💪 

For nearly a year now, Eryk has been providing installation services at an Irish manufacturing plant within the pharmaceutical industry .

Our teams of our electricians & mechanics have been responsible for industrial building installations, including electrical installations of the infrastructure and mechanical assembly of the equipment.

 Thanks to the diversity of projects, Eryk is an ideal place to gain knowledge and experience .

Meet Sebastian - Electrician at Eryk and a standout graduate from our Apprenticeship Program! He had the opportunity to work on diverse projects in Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium. This allowed Sebastian to not only develop his technical skills but also experience different cultures and work environments.

 

 

Agriculture has always been one of the key sectors in the Ukrainian policy, and a lot is happening in its further development and reconstruction. The Ukrainian agricultural market is  looking for potential partnerships for increasing the production in a sustainable way by injecting state-of-the-art technology.  For Eryk, represented by Adam and Bartek, the trip to the beautiful Lviv was an opportunity to gain an understanding of local needs and the opportunities to support one of the largest agricultural industries in Europe, which now requires Europe’s attention and support.

Over the last 2 years we have supported a primary school for the youngest children in rural Kenya, in a Masai village. The school was established as a private project by Anthony Olempikas, who is a guide in Masai Mara national park and one of his wives (he is Masi, so he has more). It has always been funded by himself and private donors. 

The school offers basic education for local kids and the truth is that without it, they would need to travel 20km to the nearest public school. As a result, many of them would not get any education – especially the girls. Today the school has provided education and food to over 200 kids.

After the last national exam all 15 pupils, who took it, qualified for a secondary school. Some of them won't be able to pay the school fee. 

 

We would like to share information about this beautiful initiative and help the school and kids to continue education 😊.