After 3 Years of Petrobras Contracts, Manserv Begins Demobilization in 4 Offshore Units

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/04/2019 at 18:13

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With Just Over 1 Week Left Until the End of the Contract, the Manserv Team Is Already Starting to Demobilize from Platforms P-32, P-47, P-65, and PCE-1, and Some Professionals Will Be Dismissed While Others Are Reassigned

On April 26, 2016, the Construction and Assembly Contract and Production Shutdown for 4 Petrobras Units: P-32, P-47, P-65, and PCE-1 began. There were 3 years without accidents during this time. There were many challenges and achievements despite the impacts in the national scenario that Brazil is currently experiencing, where Offshore professionals were surprised by salary reductions and the loss of several benefits, the Manserv team maintained professionalism.

Congratulations Especially to the Manserv Team of Platform Central de Enchova PCE1.

As mentioned in the first paragraph, the contract started in April 2016 and will end on April 24, 2019, in the units mentioned above.

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Below are the names of the professionals who stayed until the end of the contract on board, completing all ongoing works, resolving the last RTIs, addressing Navy issues, demobilizing Equipment, containers, and scaffolding materials, even knowing that after the contract ends they will be dismissed from the company with no expectations of new job opportunities in other companies.

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Aglailson Bomfin Silva
Alcinei de Souza Ribeiro
Alessandro Oliveira Costa
Antonio Canuto de Melo Neto
Daniel dos Santos de Santana
Deivid Roberto Xavier
Ed Marllon Ferreira
Edmilson Motta da Silva
Edmundo Antonio Marques
Everaldo Rodrigues dos Santos

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Fabricio Gomes De Souza Silva
Francismar Luis Siqueira
Gilson Batista Farias
Johnny De Padua Alves
Jose Milton Dos Santos Nepomuceno
Josue Silva Santos
Luiz Aurelio Calonego
Marcio Jose Dos Santos Souza
Thiago Henriques Ribeiro De Figueiredo
Tyago Oliveira Vieira
Walace Mat

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After the report’s impact, a representative from the Manserv team contacted us and informed that part of the team is being allocated to new contracts in Espírito Santo, specifically in platforms P-66, P-67, and P-69.

Other employees also reported that it is a very good company, treats its employees with respect and care, and always pays on time, including all labor rights being up to date. These are real employee reports, so congratulations Manserv!

After 3 Years of Petrobras Contracts, Manserv Begins Demobilization in 4 Offshore Units

With Just Over 1 Week Left Until the End of the Contract, the Manserv Team Is Already Starting to Demobilize from Platforms P-32, P-47, P-65, and PCE-1, and Some Professionals Will Be Dismissed While Others Are Reassigned

Congratulations Especially to the Manserv Team of Platform Central de Enchova PCE1.

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