Engevale conquista mais um contrato em refinaria da Petrobras

Engevale Wins Another Contract at Petrobras Refinery

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/10/2019 at 16:43

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In This Contract, Engevale Will Be Responsible for Maintenance Services and Projects in Block 1 of the 2020 Shutdown at Petrobras’ REPAR Refinery.

Engevale Engenharia announced this Friday, October 25, the acquisition of another contract with Petrobras, this time to address new works and projects at the Presidente Getúlio Vargas Refinery (REPAR), located in the municipality of Araucária, Paraná. Check out the fresh offshore job openings announced for Macaé, straight from the Human Resources department of Engeman this Sunday morning, October 27.

In a statement, the company informed on its official profile, “In this contract, we will be responsible for maintenance services and projects in block 1 of the 2020 Shutdown, in the Converter Unit (FCC), in the CO Boiler GV-2201, in Tower T-2201 and in the Auxiliary Systems of U-2200 at REPAR.”

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Engeman announces the acquisition of another offshore contract for activities in Rio de Janeiro with the oil companies Petrobras and Chevron. The announcement was made this Monday morning, October 21, in the company’s official news outlet.

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

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

Engevale Wins Another Contract at Petrobras Refinery

In This Contract, Engevale Will Be Responsible for Maintenance Services and Projects in Block 1 of the 2020 Shutdown at Petrobras’ REPAR Refinery.

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