Weatherford e Petrobras fecham o maior contrato de todos os tempos para serviços de pescaria e intervenção

Weatherford and Petrobras Sign Largest Contract Ever for Fishing and Intervention Services

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/09/2019 at 19:57

Updated on 10/09/2019 at 20:37

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Four-Year Agreement Between Petrobras and Irish Company Covers a Contract Worth US$ 87 Million; There Will Be Significant Demand for Offshore Professionals

Weatherford International plc announced the signing of a US$ 87 million contract for fishing and intervention services with Petrobras this Tuesday (09/10). The four-year agreement represents the largest fishing contract ever signed by Weatherford. It also constitutes the largest single global award for this project scope in decades.

“Weatherford is a global leader in fishing and intervention services, which facilitated the acquisition of the contract,” said Dean Bell, president of Well Construction at Weatherford. Bell added: “Customers rely on us to get the job done right the first time. Our first-class teams and unmatched global support have the experience that makes a difference in hours or days offline. Securing a contract of this magnitude further demonstrates our commitment to this vision and validates that our strategy is working.”

For over four decades, Weatherford has been providing fishing services to customers worldwide. Today, the company offers the most comprehensive set of fishing and intervention resources in the industry, along with qualified personnel ready for any contingency, anytime and anywhere in the world.

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Weatherford Hires for Activities in Petrobras Area

This week the company suddenly began announcing job openings in the completion and well intervention area; coincidence or not, it may have been a sort of anticipation for skilled labor, as the signing of this contract was imminent. If you want to get ahead and apply for the first opportunities announced for services on behalf of Petrobras, access the article here; there is a direct email for Human Resources and registration, depending on the position.

Source: Weatherford Press Release – Translated and adapted by CPG.

Weatherford and Petrobras Sign Largest Contract Ever for Fishing and Intervention Services

Four-Year Agreement Between Petrobras and Irish Company Covers a Contract Worth US$ 87 Million; There Will Be Significant Demand for Offshore Professionals

Weatherford Hires for Activities in Petrobras Area

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