Engeman Secures 3-Year Contract With Petrobras, Creating 500 Jobs in Offshore Sector to Support Maritime Platforms in the Northeast

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/05/2023 at 07:49

Updated on 20/05/2023 at 07:57

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Achievement Consolidates Engeman’s Presence in the Most Productive Oil and Gas Regions of Brazil

Engeman is pleased to announce that it emerged victorious in a recent fierce competition with Petrobras, thus reinforcing its participation in the offshore zones of the largest oil and gas producing fields in Brazil.

Expanded Management in Offshore Platforms

Engeman’s role now encompasses a variety of activities across 13 shallow water offshore platforms of UN-RNCE, located along the coast of Paracuru in Ceará and in Guamaré in Rio Grande do Norte. These facilities will remain under governmental jurisdiction, with Engeman taking an integral role in the operation and maintenance of a wide range of services.

Comprehensive Services and Increased Responsibilities

We are in charge of complete operation, including preventive and corrective maintenance, electromechanical services, automation, instrumentation, operation of facility systems, equipment and facility inspection, operational support, and the construction and assembly of metal structures. Additionally, our professionals will also be responsible for boiler-making, painting, and hospitality/catering services for all onboard employees.

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Reinforcing Commitment to High-Quality Service

This recent triumph highlights Engeman’s capability and experience in providing high-quality services across all sectors of the Brazilian industry. We reaffirm our commitment to delivering innovative and tailored solutions to meet our clients’ needs.

Engeman is ready to contribute to the success and safety of industrial expansion in Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte, and other northern states of Brazil. We look forward to participating in major production projects in the Equatorial Margin, the latest Brazilian exploratory frontier in deep and ultra-deep waters, as well as future decommissioning projects.

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Engeman Secures 3-Year Contract With Petrobras, Creating 500 Jobs in Offshore Sector to Support Maritime Platforms in the Northeast

Achievement Consolidates Engeman’s Presence in the Most Productive Oil and Gas Regions of Brazil

Expanded Management in Offshore Platforms

Comprehensive Services and Increased Responsibilities

Reinforcing Commitment to High-Quality Service

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