Consultancy Completes Assessment of Pre-Salt Asset Management for Petrobras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/06/2022 at 21:51

FPSO P-69 operando na Bacia de Santos | fonte: Petrobras

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Diagnosis Was Made for the Business Unit of the Santos Basin, Where Petrobras Holds Operations

The consultancy Grupo I Can has just completed the asset management assessment of the Exploration and Production Business Unit of the Santos Basin (UN-BS) of Petrobras. Since 2019, UN-BS has started implementing asset management in the unit, located in the pre-salt, to understand the maturity level of the organization and, from that, develop actions for the identified discrepancies.

“With this overview outlined, a diagnosis of asset management evaluation capable of identifying the current context of the organization within the asset management approach was needed to know whether the path taken by UN-BS and the P-69 asset was aligned with the requirements of the normative models NBR ISO 55001 and Landscape,” explains Tereza Soares, CEO of Grupo I Can and one of the evaluators of the diagnosis project.

Expert Leading the Project and Working at Petrobras Explains

The engineer responsible for the project, Luís Aguiar, explains that conducting this type of evaluation is essential to keep the business competitive and profitable, balancing cost, performance, and risk.

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About Grupo I Can

Focusing mainly on energy companies in the oil, gas, and renewables sectors, Grupo I Can also serves the entire supply chain for energy companies, the construction industry, the naval and maritime industry, and various segments of commerce and services. Learn more at https://g rupoican.com.br/

Consultancy Completes Assessment of Pre-Salt Asset Management for Petrobras

Diagnosis Was Made for the Business Unit of the Santos Basin, Where Petrobras Holds Operations

Expert Leading the Project and Working at Petrobras Explains

About Grupo I Can

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