Petroleiro da empresa RIP morre na plataforma PNA-2

RIP Serviços Employee Dies on PNA-2 Platform

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/11/2018 at 06:35

Updated on 26/11/2018 at 07:05

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Accident Occurred During A Crane Maintenance Operation At The Platform Located In The Campos Basin

One of our friends unfortunately passed away this Sunday (25) afternoon at the PNA-2 unit, located in the Campos Basin, according to official information from Sindipetro-NF. The operational incident occurred around 2:00 PM yesterday while he was maintaining a crane, the union reported. Petrobras is already taking the necessary investigation measures to determine what led the employee to death. Here is the statement from Petrobras:

“We regret to inform the passing of an employee of RIP Serviços Industriais that occurred this Sunday[…] The Company has already informed the regulatory agencies and will establish a commission, according to internal procedures, to investigate the causes of the accident”, it stated in a note.

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According to those responsible, the name of the victim is Sandro Ferreiro, and he served as a mechanic at the unit; his family is from Marataízes, in the state of Espírito Santo. At the time of the accident, a medical helicopter was immediately summoned, but there wasn’t time for rescue. The Civil Police investigation team is on the accident site to also investigate the circumstances of the accident.

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Our sincerest condolences from Click Petróleo e Gás and from our entire class in solidarity with the worker and his family. Many think we are in a vacation colony, which is “easy stuff”. Therefore, take care of your life; there is no greater good than returning safely to land and to your family.

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