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Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Sea Trucks Group (STG) completed its work on Chevron Nigeria Ltd.’s Sonam Field Development Project. The company completed a pipelay and construction campaign. The contract for the project was awarded to West African Ventures Ltd (WAV), Sea Trucks’ principle Nigerian business.
As part of the campaign, a jacket, deck, bridge and piles were transported and installed at Okan, 20 miles of pipeline were installed between Sonam and Okan and risers and subsea spools were fabricated and installed at the two sites.
Installation engineering activities and the preparations of project management documentation commenced immediately while field installation started with the pre-lay survey in November 2015.
“I am delighted that the entire campaign was an overall success,” said Jacques J. Roomans, STG/WAV President and CEO, in a company statement.
“It was delivered within our client’s budget and technical specification. I am proud that the project team of West African Ventures was commended by Chevron for strongly aligning with their commitment to an incident and injury free campaign,” he added.
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