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Sunday, December 31, 2017
Libya’s National Oil Wells Drilling and Workover Company saw 80 drilling and maintenance projects approved by NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla at a recent meeting. The projects will be undertaken for companies affiliated to NOC over 2018.
Sanalla said that 2018 is expected to be an exceptional year for the company and it will be positively reflected on the financial and functional positions if the security situation in the country remains stable.
Mahmoud Abusreweil, Chairman of the Management Committee of National Oil Wells Drilling Co., said that the company looked forward to achieving its targets in 2018 through improving performance and upgrading the standard of work in all aspects and concentrate on training programs. The company has established a training center to train employees on how to control any incident that may arise. According to Abusreweil, work on constructing indoor pools for training on sea rescue in preparation for starting offshore drilling was already underway. All these programs, according to him, will certainly enhance the company’s resources.
Abusreweil explained that the company prepared a specifications plan for the maintenance of oil wells as per the available budgets and such plan would be aimed at about 80 % of the oil fields.
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