Fugro wins HSE Partnership of the Year award from Total
Published by Aimee Knight,
Editorial Assistant
World Pipelines,
Total E&P UK Ltd (Total) has presented Fugro with their prestigious ‘Partnership of the Year 2019’ award at their annual HSE award ceremony. Fugro won the award after completing 122 days of successful inspection, repair and maintenance (IRM) operations across all Total UK offshore facilities in 2019 using their remotely operated vehicle (ROV) support vessel Skandi Carla.
The virtual award ceremony, delayed from March due to Covid-19, took place in October and Fugro’s award was presented by Deirdre Michie OBE, the CEO of OGUK.
Fugro and Total’s onshore project management teams worked seamlessly with the offshore crew to ensure the safe execution of the IRM project. The teams overcame challenges including varying work scopes and operating across multiple offshore sites by deploying remote technologies, such as Fugro’s state-of-the-art ROVs and cloud-processing solutions, in parallel with more traditional structural IRM activities. The cloud-based processing solution provided instant access to the pipeline data as it was acquired and analysed throughout the project.
Karl Daly, Fugro’s Director of IRM Services for Europe and Africa, said: “We are extremely pleased to receive this award from Total. The hard work and dedication shown by each member of the Skandi Carla team paid off and is a real testament to the strong HSE culture onboard the vessel and embedded within Fugro. We look forward to continuing our safe partnership with Total.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/10122020/fugro-wins-hse-partnership-of-the-year-award-from-total/
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