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May 31, 2011
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- La Spezia port is closer to the school
- In the same way - said Forcieri - that the city can understand the economic value and employment of the port and teaming up with the first industry of its territory
 This morning, the president of the Port of La Spezia, Lorenzo Forcieri, during a press conference on "The Port and the school," explained the initiatives to bring the schools to the Ligurian port and its activities. "The port community - he explained - is working to create an ever closer collaboration between business and school. In the same way the city can understand the economic value and employment of the port and teaming up with the first company of its territory. Initiatives such as the one we see PortoLab and participate in the project by the Nautical Institute LSCT "Sauro", helps to bring the two communities through the dissemination of correct information on our commercial airport, in some cases trying to implement the education of students with the introduction of specialist master.Particularly significant is the presence of Inail, who has decided to introduce the concept of citizens in prevention and safety at work right from school. "
- The meeting, which - in addition to the authorities - was also attended by a representative group of primary pupils and students of III and IV of the Nautical Institute "Cappellini-N.Sauro" who received a certificate of participation in the project "Alternative School-work LSCT Sauro, also spoke at the prefect of La Spezia, Giuseppe Forlani, who congratulated for the initiatives and stressed that "continuous improvement to advance society by developing in us the awareness that everyone can actively something to change. "
- This morning was also presented the flyer built as a great and fun time that disc was produced by the Port Authority, La Spezia Container Terminal (LSCT) Inail La Spezia and to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Italy. It is a product that illustrates, in simple language and understandable especially to children, the Italian history from the year 1000.
- "It is a pleasure for me - said the general manager of LSCT, Michele Giromini - to be with those who have helped us to make our company a" teaching laboratory in the open. " It is with this goal in 2005, was born PORTO LAB, a project through which we managed to create a combination between major schools and businesses, with the first that deals with education and the second, from experience in the field, gives the opportunity to try innovative teaching methods. To date 90 institutions have been involved for a total of over 40,000 students who visited our terminal, with an average of 2,500 children a year. The project has evolved and we have achieved "alternating training Sauro - LSCT", aimed at high school kids, but maintains the same approach to teaching cultural Porto Lab is how the guys who knew the port Nautical Institute, have "lived" our company confronting the working environment, but especially with our people they have worked side by side, and understand firsthand what it means to work in a port. "
- "INAIL - said the director of INAIL La Spezia, Carmelo Faliti - is strongly committed to the dissemination of safety culture. Over the past three years, the institute has seen its mission expand, now extended to the "comprehensive protection" of the worker. Under this new strategy, a role must have training and dissemination on the territory of a safety culture, starting with the youngest, who must become aware that safety at work is an objective to be pursued first and foremost as citizens. INAIL wish to speak more and more territory with all the protagonists of the welfare state, in close collaboration with all partners involved in the production process. The involvement and enthusiasm of young people participating in Porto Lab demonstrates the validity of an initiative that is distinguished by innovative teaching methods that allow the testing on the lessons learned through traditional channels and allows you to stimulate students' interest , starting with primary school students, the importance of working safely and to adopt safe behavior in all contexts of life. "
- The Councillor for Education of the City of La Spezia, Paolo Manfredini stressed the closeness of the entire administration and staff to projects like these, "which enhance and strengthen the training implemented by the school."
- The meeting was also attended by the head of the Regional Office of Prevention Process INAIL Liguria, Rosanna La Mattina, Professor Anita Majocchi Provincial Educational Office, the president of the National School Transportation, Pier Gino Scardigli, professors Silverio Mazzella, Euro Carpi and Giuliana Ragusa.
- The pupils of the Sauro-Capellini who received a certificate of attendance are: Federica Grassi, Giacomo Spallarossa, David Lucchi, Luca Lucconi, Thomas Mori, Andrea Musetti (III B), Fabio Pozzi, Matteo Basile, Federico Zapparata, Andrea Turkish, Raffaele Calzolari, Lorenzo De Carlo (III), Joshua Fusco, Matthew Angelinelli, John Luis, Andrea Panico, Dennis Commisso, Andrea Di Marco (IV TMB).
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