Bacia de Santos emprega cerca de 10 mil trabalhadores

Santos Basin Employs About 10,000 Workers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/09/2019 at 09:25

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The Control of Production at the Búzios Field, Located in the Santos Basin, Was Transferred to Rio de Janeiro Due to Petrobras’ Restructuring.

Petrobras’ current Operational Support Manager for the Santos Basin, Márcio Naumann, stated in a lecture at the Association of Engineers and Architects of Santos (Aeas) that around 10,000 employees are currently working in the region, with 2,200 of them engaged at the State Company’s Operations Unit headquartered in Valongo, Santos. The São Paulo Government Wants to Receive the Same Amounts as Rio in Pre-Salt Mega Auction.

The count includes workers from platforms and service providers operating in the basin, primarily at the Lula field, the largest in Brazil, with nine units.

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The control of production at the Búzios field, located in the Santos Basin, was transferred to Rio de Janeiro due to Petrobras’ restructuring. The measure was a way to address the increase in Santos’ production, necessitating a division of tasks with Rio, Naumann said.

According to the ANP, the Lula field, with nine platforms, produced 1.17 million barrels of oil equivalent daily – half of all the pre-salt oil.

Búzios, with four platforms and located north of Lula, is already the second largest. According to the bulletin, production reached 360,000 boe daily.

During the restructuring phase, the state company opted to transport workers from Jacarepaguá and supply the platforms with vessels leaving from Rio and Cabo Frio and from Itajaí (SC), Naumann reported.

Petrobras assessed that the existing structure in Rio still supports the demand, and the distance is shorter. This decision even affected the Itanhaém airport, from where employees were transported to the platforms.

Santos Basin Employs About 10,000 Workers

The Control of Production at the Búzios Field, Located in the Santos Basin, Was Transferred to Rio de Janeiro Due to Petrobras’ Restructuring.

Rio Concentrates Control of Búzios, Flights, and Offshore Base

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