In a context marked by increased needs in infrastructure and housing – aggravated in Mayotte by the damage of the Cyclone Chido – the two OPCOs (skills operators) unite their forces to facilitate access to training and alternation to nearly 520 local companies in the building, public works and the trading of materials. “I welcome that Constructys be the first OPCO to engage alongside Akto to combine sectoral and local presence expertise, at the service of companies and their employees. This partnership is a concrete advance for construction employees in these ultramarine territories. It translates our desire to guarantee everyone effective access to vocational training, regardless of the place where we exercise. In territories in full transformation, faced with major challenges of reconstruction or development, it is essential to allow employees to strengthen their skills, to secure their journey and to project themselves into sustainable employment. “Had Joël Ellen, president of Constructys.
A tailor -made approach, as close as possible to the field
The partnership is based on a field diagnosis controlled by Akto, with a tool designed with Constructys. Objective: draw up a fine map of the HR skills and projects of companies. This will result from concrete actions: support for the definition of suitable training plans, helps to mobilize funding for training and work -study, simplification of administrative procedures. “As a single competence operator in these three territories, we are delighted to be able to put our structures, our local teams and our know-how in terms of deployment of employment-training policies to the service of construction companies. Economic and social issues are multiple on these territories and the training needs of employees, in particular of the first level of competence, are important to help local businesses to deal with the transformations in progress. The urgency of reconstruction on the territory of Mayotte is in particular an area in which the agreement between Constructys and Akto takes on its full meaning. “Insisted Jean Hédou, president, and Laurent Barthélemy, vice-president of Akto.
-In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin, the implementation is immediate. In Mayotte, the issue is more complex: the response to needs requires reinforced coordination with local authorities and logistical preparation adapted to the scale of reconstructions.
Common management to ensure efficiency
A national monitoring committee bringing together national and regional referents from the two structures, will be held twice a year to follow the progress of actions, adjust the devices and share the impact indicators.
This partnership illustrates the will of the two OPCOs to meet the needs for qualification and skills rise in these territories where the challenges of reconstruction and development are particularly important.
