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Home›Subsea›Brazil: Technip’s ROV Project Gets “Zero Lost Time Injuries” Certificate from Petrobras
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April 24, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Brazil: Technip’s ROV Project Gets “Zero Lost Time Injuries” Certificate from Petrobras

Technip’s ROV Project in Brazil received the “Zero Lost Time Injuries” certificate from Petrobras, for the excellent HSE performance of robots operating from the client’s platforms, the company announced on its Facebook page. The project team is composed of 130 employees, responsible for operating 1

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Technip’s ROV Project in Brazil received the “Zero Lost Time Injuries” certificate from Petrobras, for the excellent HSE performance of robots operating from the client’s platforms, the company announced on its Facebook page.

The project team is composed of 130 employees, responsible for operating 13 ROVs.

An HSE Management System based on risk analysis, control measures and monitoring of system indicators has been implemented on the project, where a safety technician performs audits, environmental measurements and trainings aboard the vessels and Petrobras’ platforms.

[mappress] Press Release, April 24, 2013

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