Imperial Pacific Resort Casino slated to build at night

IPI (Imperial Pacific International) intends to use the second work shift to complete the construction of the integrated resort Imperial Pacific Resort on Saipan Island as soon as possible. This initiative is currently being discussed with the contractor. Representatives of the company say that such a step is forced by the need to complete the construction on time.

It should be noted that initially the casino was supposed to appear by August of this year. But due to construction delays, the deadline was postponed to December. The main reason for the slow pace of construction work is the lack of manpower. IPI is now increasing the number of workers in an effort to keep construction paces on schedule. Currently, 1402 workers and 68 managers are engaged in the construction of the casino.

According to Eric Poon, vice president of construction at IPI, the second construction shift will run from 7pm to 12am. However, the date for the launch of the night shift is still being discussed with the contractor. Mr. Poon notes that first of all, the issue of safety needs to be addressed, especially during night work.

It is noteworthy that the construction of a casino is accompanied by various problems. In particular, accusations were made of non-compliance with labor contracts, contractual agreements, financial violations.

Imperial Pacific Resort is positioned as a luxury resort with a casino, which will include a gaming area with several hundred gaming tables and machines, as well as a 14-story hotel, nightlife and beach clubs.