Offshore Worker Dies in Campos Basin

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/04/2019 at 10:05

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Man Working Offshore for Petrobras Died on Easter Sunday, Aboard the Vessel Where He Was Accommodated, in the Campos Basin

Petrobras confirms the death of Luciano de Carvalho Pinto, 42, who was found unconscious in his cabin on the diving vessel Skandi Achiever at 5:45 PM last Sunday. Luciano was declared dead from a heart attack via videoconference mediated by nurses on board, where a doctor confirmed that the worker had died due to a sudden illness, but the family claims negligence and lack of proper care, stating that the steward was still alive when he was assisted by nurses. Petrobras denies any failure in care.

According to Sindipetro-NF, reports indicate that the worker complained of severe chest pain but was reportedly ignored. In a message circulating on WhatsApp, a woman present at Luciano’s funeral, held on Tuesday, who identifies herself as the wife of a colleague of his who also worked offshore, states that not even resuscitation techniques were applied and that the worker actually died only on Monday, which would imply that Luciano was placed in a refrigerator while still alive.

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Offshore Worker Dies in Campos Basin

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