Ocyan Conducts First Offshore Maintenance Shutdown

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 31/03/2019 at 18:06

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Ocyan Reaches An Important Milestone In Maintenance Through Its Drillship Norbe IX, Saving Resources And Optimizing Services

The drillship Norbe IX, owned by Ocyan, completed its first offshore maintenance stop. Typically, drillships are docked in shipyards or in Guanabara Bay (RJ) for maintenance stops, but the good planning and the time of year with favorable weather conditions allowed the planned stop to be made offshore, without the ship leaving the well location.

Done this way, the procedure allowed for cost and efficiency gains. During the 18 days of maintenance, monitored by the client on-site, 21 companies worked in synergy and over 34,000 man-hours of work were completed.

The major highlight was in safety, with no incidents recorded during the stop.

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This technology enables the installation and assembly of piping utilizing cold, no-weld connections called Pyplok®. More Information Here.

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Ocyan Conducts First Offshore Maintenance Shutdown

Ocyan Reaches An Important Milestone In Maintenance Through Its Drillship Norbe IX, Saving Resources And Optimizing Services

New Ocyan Partnership In Offshore Maintenance

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