It is well known that the pandemic is affecting the operations of offshore operators and service providers, personnel logistics strategies to prevent the spread of Covid-19 is the main battlefront adopted by them so that their workers and their families do not suffer so much from the problem while there is still no vaccine.

In recent weeks, with numerous reports and announcements of the arrival of the virus on board offshore production platforms, workers are concerned about contaminating their families, but there are complaints about the control measures adopted by companies so far.

It seems that the logistics strategy for embarking and disembarking workers has changed, but previously Modec and other oil companies adopted 15 days of quarantine in the hotel and 28 days on board. As there is a suspicion of the virus, the landings are happening before, where is the problem. Read the story below:

I wanted to give you some information, I'm onboard the MV 22, and there is a suspicion of Covid-19, the providers are disembarking.

My revolt, and that before going up, we are spending 15 days in quarantine and the test is done, and 28 on board.
But in this case, I only stayed 4 days, I'm disembarking today, the providers are disembarking, because there's a suspected virus on board, and it's revolting, because we asked to quarantine in the hotel and test before we go home and it was denied, being able to pass on to our family.

We have already sent an email to Modec's press office, as soon as we have been answered, we will rectify the post about the new logistical procedures.