Petrobras concede classificação de excelência à Flotel Tiradentes da OOS International

Petrobras Awards Excellence Classification to OOS International’s Flotel Tiradentes

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 17/10/2019 at 14:32

Petrobras classifica flotel como excelente

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Petrobras Quarterly Performance Evaluation Rated OOS International’s Vessel with an Overall Score of 95 on QSMS Requirements

The OOS Tiradentes, a semi-submersible accommodation vessel (SSAV) belonging to Dutch OOS International, that has a 5-Year Contract with Petrobras, has just announced on its social media that it received the evaluation of “excellence”, with a score of 95, in its quarterly assessment conducted by the Brazilian state-owned company. In the Announcement, the company highlights the service provided by its onshore and offshore employees.

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“Another evaluation of “excellent contractor” awarded to OOS International!

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We are proud to announce the continuation of our quarterly performance evaluations presented by our client in Brazil, Petrobras. The OOS Tiradentes, our semi-submersible accommodation vessel, was classified as “Excellent” with an overall score of 95.

With the continuation of these high statistics, we prove our consistency and dedication to continuously improving our services and asset management for our client.

The “Contractor Performance and Evaluation Indicator” includes numbers on Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality (HSEQ) procedures, safety statistics for personnel (Total Recordable Frequency Rates), and daily occurrences recorded in the vessel’s daily reports. However, it is very important that zero accidents occur, that personnel mobilization disruptions on board are below 10, and that system and/or equipment failure occurrences are reduced to a maximum of 20 items in the respective quarter.

With this score, we demonstrate that OOS International delivers with distinction and will continue to do so. We would like to thank all onshore and offshore employees for their combined effort in achieving this excellent result!”

The flotel OOS Tiradentes was built by the Chinese shipbuilder Yantai CIMC Raffles and delivered in February 2018.
The OOS Tiradentes is a self-propelled unit equipped with electric cranes with a capacity of up to 2x 60T and accommodation for 600 people on board designed for maintenance and installation operations in oceans worldwide like Brazil and the Gulf of Mexico.

Petrobras Awards Excellence Classification to OOS International’s Flotel Tiradentes

Petrobras Quarterly Performance Evaluation Rated OOS International’s Vessel with an Overall Score of 95 on QSMS Requirements

Check the Full Statement from OOS International

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