Tech-Insp Signs Contract with Petrobras for Services on Drilling Rigs

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 29/05/2019 at 15:27

Updated on 08/07/2019 at 19:40

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Company Operates for Ten Years in the Oil and Gas Market and Lands Its First Contract for Petrobras’ Offshore Drilling Rigs

Tech-Insp, a company specialized in the Petrochemical and Naval sectors, has just announced the signing of its first contract with Petrobras.
The services will include Operational Support and Maintenance for Drilling Rigs of the Brazilian oil company and were announced on the company’s social media, as well as celebrated by its CEO, Marilane Oliveira.

The CEO recently participated in OTC Houston 2019, where, in addition to making important contacts for future projects, she also exchanged knowledge with potential partners who will certainly enhance the company’s participation in this first project with Petrobras.

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The Company

Founded in 2009, TECH-INSP prides itself on its efficient operational management, from the development of our technical and commercial proposals to the delivery of quality services. The company utilizes all its expertise and know-how to ensure client satisfaction.

The company has a tradition of performing inspection, maintenance, and industrial repair services in various areas of the petrochemical and naval industries, always ensuring structural integrity within international safety standards.

TECH-INSP is certified to the ISO-9001 quality standard and approved by major classifiers, such as the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Bureau Veritas (BV), Det Norske Veritas (DNV), and Germanischer Lloyd (GL).
In 2013, TECH-INSP became a Certification Body of the Brazilian Non-Destructive Testing Association (Abendi) and was the first training center in the State of Rio de Janeiro approved by Inmetro to conduct rope access training in accordance with Brazilian regulations and other regulatory bodies.

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Tech-Insp Signs Contract with Petrobras for Services on Drilling Rigs

Company Operates for Ten Years in the Oil and Gas Market and Lands Its First Contract for Petrobras’ Offshore Drilling Rigs

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