Petrobras Signed Agreement in May 2019 and Has Now Launched Offshore Support and Maintenance Activities in Brazil Through the Safe Eurus
After a successful mobilization of agreements with Petrobras, the Safe Eurus safely completed acceptance tests and arrived at its central corridor in Brazil, commencing a firm three-year contract for security support and maintenance operations with the state-owned company. Also see that Norway’s Oil Fund Removes Petrobras from its Watchlist.
The Safe Eurus is a semi-submersible platform for harsh environments, technologically advanced and efficient, with dynamic positioning, delivered by COSCO Offshore Co. Ltd. in May 2019. In addition to a large open deck area, the vessel will provide Petrobras with a lifting capacity of 300 tons.
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In May 2019, the Safe Eurus was contracted by Petrobras for a firm period of three years, starting in the fourth quarter of 2019, for offshore security support and maintenance operations in Brazil.
About the Capacity of the Safe Eurus
With 500 beds, a maintenance system with the follow target software installed, allowing connection to other floating facilities, and a 10-point chain mooring arrangement, the vessel is designed to provide maximum flexibility and cost efficiency during global operations in the most adverse offshore environments.
It features an open deck area of approximately 1500m², Liebherr electro-hydraulic cranes of 50 and 300 tons, and provides excellent maintenance, construction support, and heavy lifting capacity.
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