More Than 200 Offshore Professionals Will Be Employed by Odfjell Drilling

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Published on 28/03/2019 at 05:21

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The Offshore Driller Odfjell Drilling Will Employ More Than 200 Employees in Norway As Two New Semi-Submersible Rigs Join the Company’s Fleet This Year.

Odfjell said on Wednesday that the new workers will consist of operational staff, engineers, and administrative support personnel to support its growing activities in the North Sea. To recall, the Deepsea Nordkapp was delivered to Odfjell on January 7, while the driller entered into a management agreement with CIMC Raffles for the Beacon Atlantic on March 19.

The two new 6th Generation Semi-Submersibles Will Be Mobilized for Drilling Operations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf at the End of This Year.

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More Than 200 Offshore Professionals Will Be Employed by Odfjell Drilling

The Offshore Driller Odfjell Drilling Will Employ More Than 200 Employees in Norway As Two New Semi-Submersible Rigs Join the Company’s Fleet This Year.

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More Than 200 Offshore Professionals Will Be Employed by Odfjell Drilling

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