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Deadly collapse at Transpetro terminal: Discover the critical error that took the lives of two workers and left one injured in Angra dos Reis

Written by Caio Aviz
Published 01/12/2024 às 12:01
Boarding walkway at the Angra dos Reis maritime terminal, with highlighted security structures
Boarding walkway structure at the Transpetro maritime terminal in Angra dos Reis, the scene where the fatal collapse occurred.

What happened at the terminal?

On the morning of November 27, 2024, a landslide at the transpetro shook Angra dos Reis. During routine maintenance at the effluent station, an access platform collapsed. Despite immediate assistance, two workers died and a third was taken to hospital. Fortunately, the injured worker is in stable condition, but unfortunately, the pain of loss remains.

What did Transpetro declare?
Immediately after the accident, Transpetro expressed its deep regret for the incident and reiterated its support for the families of the victims. It also announced that it would form a committee to investigate the causes and prevent further accidents. This effort certainly demonstrates commitment, but it also points to the need for broader changes in the sector.

Why is security so important?
No oil and gas sector, operations are extremely delicate and dangerous. Therefore, ensuring frequent inspections and continuous training of teams is essential. In addition, investing in safer technology makes all the difference. Thus, prevention becomes the main pillar to avoid tragedies like this.

What are the impacts?
Accidents like this not only affect operations, but also the people involved. In addition to human losses, there are financial losses, delays and reputational damage. However, these episodes also show how companies need to evolve and implement improvements quickly.

What can we learn?
Finally, tragedies like these reinforce that prevention is always the best way forward. Therefore, revisiting safety standards, performing maintenance and investing in ongoing training are essential practices. Only then will it be possible to protect lives and ensure safer operations.

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Caio Aviz

I write about the offshore market, oil and gas, job vacancies, renewable energy, mining, economy, innovation, geopolitics and government. Always seeking daily updates and relevant topics, I expose rich, considerable and meaningful content.

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