AqualisBraemar awarded rig inspection contract by Brunei Shell Petroleum
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Oslo-listed AqualisBraemar – a result of the recent unification between Aqualis Offshore and Braemar Technical Services – will provide rig inspection services, engineering and training services to BSP. AqualisBraemar will manage the contract out of its office in Malaysia, with support from other offices in the Asia Pacific as and when required.
The work will be conducted by AqualisBraemar’s team of rig inspection specialists.
“We launched our rig inspection service early last year and it immediately became of interest to our Clients. To attract renowned companies such as BSP confirms that our offering matches operators’ requirements,” said Steven Lee, head of rig inspection services at AqualisBraemar.
AqualisBraemar provides a wide range of inspection services, from the development through to the execution of bespoke rig inspection and acceptance programmes for drillships, semi-submersibles and jack-up rigs of all generation types. In addition, the team covers land rigs and provides more focussed and bespoke rig inspections to meet clients’ exact requirements, such as well control, dynamic positioning or integrated control management system inspections.
“Our job is to help BSP select the best rigs available. A solid rig inspection approach helps reduce risk, increase operational uptime and maximise the asset potential for the rig in question,” added Lee.
AqualisBraemar’s contract party is Aqualis Offshore Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
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