Cofely Oil & Gas delivers a total care concept for new and existing clients in the oil and gas market, on and offshore. This concept covers the whole range of activities from engineering and drilling to abandonment, including multi-disciplinary upgrading, modifications, maintenance and services.

The company delivers a portfolio of solutions that greatly facilitate both onshore and offshore operations. Based on extensive know-how accumulated over decades from around the world, we have developed several innovations that dramatically improve efficiency.

OFFSHORE HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Quality, health and safety and the environment are very important to Cofely Oil & Gas. In recent years, the company has built up an excellent reputation in the industry. Management systems are being continuously revised and enhanced in order to go even further in improving on our results. The process of continuous improvement encourages pro-activity within the organisation.

Cofely Oil & Gas has built an international reputation for the execution of modifications and maintenance on onshore and offshore installations.

Offshore access system. The walkway to work.

Major projects include hook-up of new offshore structures, compression units and installation of complete plants for the oil and gas industry.

Characteristic of the Cofely Oil & Gas approach is our commitment to achieving the highest standards of quality with every project undertaken, throughout the entire process.

The system has been accorded ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OSHAS 18001, VCA**, EN-ISO 3834-2, PED modules D/D1 and H/H1, ASME U and ASME S certification.

Cofely Oil & Gas Gas works strongly together with her two subsidiaries offshore solutions and Interwell.

PLATFORM ACCESS SYSTEMS

Providing efficient marine access to an offshore facility saves time and money. Offshore Solutions, a joint venture from Cofely Oil & Gas and Amec, has designed an Offshore Access System (OAS). The OAS is a specialist piece of equipment that gives maintenance staff easy access to ‘normally unmanned installations’ (NUI) located offshore. Traditionally, helicopters have been hired to take operatives on to such facilities, which is expensive and often limited by poor flying conditions. In the Southern North Sea, some 75% of helicopter flights are used for NUI shuttling and the number of these facilities requiring servicing is steadily growing.

The OAS meets the need for a more reliable, safe and more cost-effective way of carrying out this vital oil and gas production activity. The system relies on a supply vessel that maintains position near the platform. It features a hydraulically operated heave compensated and extendable gangway that connects the vessel to the platform to allow an efficient and safe transfer of crew and equipment in up to 2.5m Hs waves. In addition, the system allows increased flexibility in planning and significantly reduces risk to personnel.

MOBILE RIG FLEET

Interwell operates, maintains and develops a mobile rig fleet that can economically and safely carry out, a full range of state-of-the-art, drilling and well services.