CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS and PASCHAL Enter a New Phase of Practical Cooperation as German Engineer Shares Expertise with Georgian Team
The partnership between CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS and German formwork manufacturer PASCHAL has entered its implementation phase. The first order has arrived in Georgia, and PASCHAL regional engineer Martin Ketterer is sharing technical knowledge and hands-on expertise with the CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS team on the use of modern formwork systems.
As construction technology advances, the exchange of international experience and engineering expertise is becoming increasingly important to the industry. Through its cooperation with PASCHAL, CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS is giving its Georgian team the opportunity to learn directly from a manufacturer’s specialist about the practical application of formwork systems.
According to CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS founder Erekle Kajaia, Georgia’s construction industry is developing rapidly, and build quality is becoming an increasingly important consideration for leading market participants. He believes that , the partnership with PASCHAL as another opportunity to strengthen the company’s technological capabilities. PASCHAL’s experience and engineering solutions were among the key factors behind the decision to establish the partnership.
CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS CEO Levan Kajaia said the company’s interest in PASCHAL was driven by the manufacturer’s engineering-led approach and product quality. He noted that PASCHAL’s focus on technological progress and engineering solutions aligns with CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS’ own operating principles.
The company states that its business processes are guided by German, Japanese and American standards. Within this approach, the PASCHAL partnership creates opportunities to adopt modern formwork systems and strengthen technical capabilities.
PASCHAL regional engineer Martin Ketterer emphasised the importance of high-quality formwork systems in modern construction, noting their significant role in raising construction standards.
The cooperation combines the introduction of international technology into Georgian construction practice with knowledge-sharing between specialists. The partnership’s future outcomes will depend on how the new systems are integrated into construction processes and how their use affects the quality and efficiency of construction work.
