Morre mais um trabalhador a serviço da Petrobras para a P-33, na Bacia de Campos

Another Worker Dies While Working for Petrobras on P-33, in Campos Basin

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/01/2020 at 20:40

Updated on 09/01/2020 at 20:47

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After Performing A Diving Operation For Petrobras’ P-33 Platform, The Contracted Employee Did Not Survive And Passed Away Early This Morning

This is already the second contracted employee working for Petrobras who has died in less than 24 hours. This time it was a professional diver who was providing services to the P-33 unit of the state company.

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On the 9th of this Thursday, diver Graciano Elvys Silva, 41, passed away in the Campos Basin.

According To Preliminary Information Obtained By The Clique Diário Portal And Endorsed By Sindipetro NF, The Employee Who Was Operating Near Petrobras’ Unit Had Dined Around 7 PM On Wednesday (8) And Just Before Midnight, He Ended Up Executing A Dive.

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Shortly After Emerging, He Complained Of Feeling Unwell, Fainting Soon After.

Elvys Received Immediate Assistance, Including Using Cardiac Massage Techniques And A Defibrillator, But The Employee Did Not Survive And Eventually Died On The Scene.

Elvys Was On The Boat Pardela And Was Working On The P-33. Sindipetro NF (North Fluminense Oil Workers’ Union) Reported That It Is Providing Support To The Family And Will Participate In The Accident Investigation Commission

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