Engeman fatura contrato com a Petrobras e Chevron para serviços de manutenção offshore no RJ

Engeman Secures Contract with Petrobras and Chevron for Offshore Maintenance Services in RJ

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/10/2019 at 08:53

Updated on 21/10/2019 at 09:17

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In RJ, Engeman Announces the Acquisition of Another Offshore Maintenance Contract with Brazilian State-Owned Company Petrobras and Chevron

Engeman announces the acquisition of another offshore contract for activities in Rio de Janeiro with the oil companies Petrobras and Chevron. The announcement took place this morning, Monday, October 21, on the company’s official news outlet. Coincidence or not, the company has already started hiring for offshore activities, send your resume and stay tuned for new opportunities.

According to Engeman, the contracts are to address the scope of cargo handling, first-tier maintenance of cranes, and industrial cleaning of the P-61 and P-63 platforms.

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Official Company Statement

“Engeman is proud to announce the acquisition of another contract! It involves the scope of cargo handling, first-tier maintenance of cranes, and industrial cleaning of the P-61 and P-63 platforms, belonging to Petrobras and Chevron in the Papa-Terra field, about 110 km from Cabo Frio-RJ. Its area corresponds to 182 km², distributed over a water depth of 400 to 1,600 meters”, said Engeman.

Founded in 1983, ENGEMAN excels in developing solutions for various sectors of the industry. The company is one of the strongest in the Brazilian market for maintenance and operation of industrial equipment in offshore and onshore installations.

Other activities strongly performed by the company include the manufacturing of components and equipment and the marketing of domestic and imported parts.

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In RJ, Engeman Announces the Acquisition of Another Offshore Maintenance Contract with Brazilian State-Owned Company Petrobras and Chevron

Official Company Statement

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