Background
Anatoly Ragozin was born on May 18, 1947 in Podgorensky village, Podgorensky district, Voronezh oblast, Russian Federation.
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Honored Builder of the Russian Federation
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Honored Builder of the Russian Federation
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Honored Builder of the Russian Federation
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Anatoly Ragozin
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Anatoly Ragozin graduated from the Faculty of Automation and Mechanization of Construction of the Voronezh Civil Engineering Institute (now Voronezh State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering) (1970).
Career
Since 1972 was a master, power engineer, senior engineer of the measurement and control laboratory DSK number 2, since 1975, chief power engineer, chief engineer of a concrete product plant. Since 1978 was the main power engineer of woodworking trust No. 6 "Stroydetal". Since 1979, the chief engineer of the Svyazstroy-1 trust, since 1981 the deputy manager, the chief engineer, and the manager of the Svyazstroy-1 trust of the RSFSR Ministry of Construction, since 1992, the general director of Svyazstroy-.
Anatoly Ragozin was the organizer of production in Voronezh of a fiber-optical cable of a modular design on the latest world technologies and standards, a protective polyethylene pipe for a fiber-optical cable and polypropylene pipes for water supply and the sewerage.
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Education
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1970
Voronezh State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering , of Automation and Mechanization of Construction Voronezh, Russian Federation
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1972
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1975
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1978
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1979
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1981
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