The reconstruction and modernization operations at the Nasr platforms in the Sirri operational area have commenced with the deployment of a modern repair jack-up. This action is aimed at accelerating the implementation of developmental and operational programs, maintaining production, enhancing safety, and modernizing marine facilities at the Nasr 4 platform.
Deployment of Repair Jack-up at Nasr 4 Platform
Ibrahim Alipour, the Engineering and Construction Manager of the Iranian Offshore Oil Company, stated that with the support of the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company and the board of directors, a repair jack-up has been deployed to facilitate the modernization of marine facilities. This jack-up has been transferred to the operational location of the Nasr 4 platform after marine transport and will play a significant role in accelerating the reconstruction and modernization of the platforms in this area by providing the necessary infrastructure for housing operational personnel and creating specialized workshops.
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Details of the Execution Plan and Project Goals
According to Alipour's statements, the execution plan for reconstruction includes the modernization of Nasr 1, 2, and 3 platforms in previous years, and the continuation of this program is now on the agenda for Nasr 4, 5, and 6 platforms, as well as the Nasrat platform. This operation is being carried out with a focus on modernizing marine infrastructure, replacing and updating equipment, enhancing safety, and increasing the reliability of facilities.
The Engineering and Construction Manager of the Iranian Offshore Oil Company emphasized that these actions will be implemented to maintain production capacity and ensure the continuity of operational activities in the Sirri region. The deployment of the repair jack-up is planned for a duration of 11 months at the Nasr 4 platform and will serve as one of the main infrastructures to support the repair and modernization operations of the platforms.
Alipour also referred to the technical and safety requirements in the deployment operations of the repair jack-up and stated that an independent inspection team has played a crucial role in identifying and mitigating potential risks by reviewing and assessing these requirements for marine operation safety. These actions will result in the transfer, relocation, docking, and deployment of the jack-up while adhering to relevant standards and minimizing operational risks.
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