text: LegurSmyrjievniHydraulik útgerðEL & ElektronikFilturKemisk evniStálBoltar og festivørurPumpur
text: #000005
text: SambandStarvsfólkHTUMEST í stuttumBygnaður & EigaraviðuskiftiNýbygningarSøgan
text: #000008
text: MEST fekk ein sera royndan formann at standa á odda fyri innrættingini av manningar-, uppihalds- og arbeiðsrúmunum umborð á havransóknarskipinum Jákup Sverra, tá ið Sinisa kom til Føroyar í 2019.
text: #000014
text: Sinisa hevur arbeitt meginpartin av sínum lívi á skipasmiðjum kring heimin. Hann byrjaði longu í 2005 á skipasmiðju í Kroatia, og síðani hevur hann verði eftirspurdur eitt nú í Singapore, Turkalandi, Spania og Italia. Áðrenn hann kom til Føroyar, arbeiddi hann á Skagen Skipasmiðjuni. Hann er útbúgvin snikkari, men hevur eisini mekaniska útbúgving umframt útbúgving í sveising.
text: #000016
text: Fryntligi kroatin dámar eina avbjóðandi uppgávu, og tí var tað lætt at taka av tilboðnum sum formaður, tá ið hann skuldi standa á odda fyri manningar-, uppihalds- og arbeiðsrúmunum umborð á Jákupi Sverra. Frammanundan hevur hann verðið við í 26 nýbyggingum av skipum. Tað stórsta av teimum hevði 110 rúm. Sinisa er framvegis formaður á MEST, men hevur fingið ein tittul avtrat: Í dag er Sinisa vara bedingsmeistari. Hann arbeiðir tætt saman við Brandi Jacobsen, bedingsmeistara, og saman hava teir ábyrgdina av millum annað máling, dokkstøðini, manningar-, uppihalds- og arbeiðsrúmunum og reingerð av skipum, sum koma til MEST til umvælingar.
text: #000017
text: MEST er eitt altjóða arbeiðspláss og hevur verið tað í fleiri ár. Í dag starvast gott og væl 130 útlendingar á MEST og á Skipasmiðjuni á Skála starvast gott og væl 60. Á Skála arbeiða umframt føroyingar og danir menn úr millum annað Bulgaria, Filipsoyggjunum, Póllandi og Kroatia. Slík altjóða samanseting er ikki óvanlig í skipasmiðjusamanhangi kring heimin, og Sinisa er so mikið vanur við slíkt arbeiðsumhvørvið, at hann er toluliga væl fyri málsliga á filipinskum, pólskum og bulgarskum. Sjálvsagt er enska málið tað málið, ið er snúningsdepilin, men slíkir málførleikar eru gullverdir, bæði í gaman og álvara. Føroyskt dugir Sinisa eisini. Hann gongur á kvøldskúla, men stóra málsliga lærdómurin fær hann á arbeiðsplássinum og í gerandisdegnum á Strondum. Hann er nemliga fallin væl til í Føroyum, og býr saman við familju sínari á Strondum.
text: #000019
text: Tá ið Jákup Sverri varð avhendaður til Havstovuna í 2020, fekk Sinisa møguleika at verða verandi hjá MEST. Hann tók gleðiliga av, tí honum dámdi ógvuliga væl at arbeiða og at búgva í Føroyum. Í fyrstu syftu búði hann einsamallur á klettunum, men tá ið avgerðin um at halda á hjá MEST varð tikin, komu kona hansara Diana og sonurin Vid eisini til Føroyar at búgva.
text: #000020
text: Familjan er fallin væl til á Strondum, og mai mánaði í ár, kom nýggjasta skotið í familjuni, tá ið tey áttu sonin Filip. Diana er útbúgvin innan matverkfrøði, men starvast í frítíðarstovuni á Strondum og sonurin Vid gongur í barnagarði.
text: #000021
text: When Sinisa Savic came to the Faroe Islands in 2019, MEST got a highly experienced foreman to lead the development of the accommodation onboard the marine research ship Jákup Sverri.
text: #000023
text: Sinisa Savic is from Croatia and has worked at MEST since 2019. He is one of the many foreigners who work in the Faroe Islands and one of about 60 who work at MEST in Skála.
text: #000024
text: Sinisa has worked in shipyards around the world for most of his life. He started in a shipyard in Croatia in 2005 and has been in demand in Singapore, Turkey, Spain, and Italy, among others. Before he came to the Faroe Islands, he worked at Skagen Shipyard.
text: #000025
text: His education was originally in carpentry, but he has also acquired an education in mechanics and welding.
text: #000026
text: The obliging Croatian likes a challenge, and it was therefore no sweat for him to accept the offer as the foreman in the development of the accommodations onboard Jákup Sverri.
text: #000027
text: Previously, he was connected to 26 projects involving new ship construction, with the biggest containing 110 rooms. Sinisa is still a foreman at MEST but has obtained one more title: he is now vice dock master. He works closely with Brandur Jacobsen, dock master, and between them, they share the responsibility of the painting, the docking station, accommodations, and the cleaning of ships that dock at MEST for repairs.
text: #000028
text: MEST is and has for many years been a workplace with many nationalities. About 130 foreigners work at MEST, and about 60 work in the shipyard at Skála. Among the nationalities at Skála, apart from Danes and Faroese, there are Bulgarians, Filipinos, Polish, and Croatians. It is not uncommon to find such an international composition in shipyards around the world, and Sinisa is so used to this kind of working environment that he is fairly affluent in Filipino, Polish, and Bulgarian. Of course, the English language is the most used, but language skills like that are not to be taken lightly. Sinisa knows Faroese as well. He goes to night school, butthe main language learning takes place at his workplace and in his surroundings at Strendur. He has settled well in the Faroe Islands and lives with his family in Strendur.
text: #000029
text: When Jákup Sverri was handed over to Havstovan in 2020, Sinisa got the offer to stay at MEST. He happily accepted because he was very fond of working and living in the Faroe Islands. At the start, he lived by himself, but when he was offered a permanent job at MEST, his wife Diana and son Vid joined him in the Faroes.
text: #000030
text: The family is settled well in the Faroe Islands, and in May this year, a new family member was added when their son, Filip, was born. Diana is an educated food technologist but works at the recreation center in Strendur, and Vid goes to kindergarten.
text: #000031
text: The first time Sinisa came to the Faroe Islands and stepped off the airplane on a cold October morning, he knew right away that the Faroe Islands were a peaceful place. With gratitude, Sinisa says that the Faroe Islands are the first place, apart from his home country, where he really feels at home and welcome.
text: #000032
text: Um MESTMEST í stuttumStarvsfólkHTUSøganBygnaður & EigaraviðuskiftiSambandNýbyggingAlmentStuðulMiðlarTreytirFaldararVideoPrivatlívspolitikkur
text: #000043
text: MEST í stuttumStarvsfólkHTUSøganBygnaður & EigaraviðuskiftiSambandNýbygging
text: #000044