Why is Seachios the Best Prepared Maritime Company for Ship Hold Cleaning and Other Services in Brazil?
Seachios is a leading company in the brazilian maritime industry, renowned for its expertise in ship hold cleaning and related services. The company's advanced hydroblasting technology, the use of internationally certified chemical products from brands such as Marichem Marigases and Unitor, and a dedicated team of specialists ensure high-quality and efficient service delivery.
What does this mean?
Operating 500 BAR hydroblasting machines requires specialized qualifications. Seachios ensures its employees receive thorough training and continuous improvement programs to guarantee the safe use of these powerful machines, which can pose significant risks if mishandled.
The technical and operational team includes experts in occupational safety with a focus on naval operations and mechanical specialists to operate the hydroblasting machines.
Frontline employees responsible for hold cleaning are trained and qualified by Seachios to handle the hydroblasting gun correctly and safely.
Employees are certified and qualified under Regulatory Standard No. 34 (NR-34), a regulation from Brazil's Ministry of Labor, which addresses safety in the construction and repair of ships, through the company's Occupational Health and Safety department.
The operational and technical team is also trained and certified under ABNT NBR 16821:2014, a standard from the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT) that sets the requirements for hydroblasting activities.
Handling chemical products also requires responsibility and training. Seachios ensures that its frontline employees involved in ship hold cleaning are properly qualified for the correct and effective application of certified chemicals during operations.
The technical team of operational supervisors undergoes continuous training programs to oversee the proper application of chemicals by frontline employees.
Employees are qualified under Regulatory Standard No. 29 (NR-29), a regulation from Brazil's Ministry of Labor that addresses the health and safety of port workers, including the handling of chemical products.
Employees are also qualified under Regulatory Standard No. 30 (NR-30), which focuses on Safety and Health for maritime workers, including hold cleaning.
Employees are qualified under ABNT NBR 15401:2006, a standard from the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT) that specifies requirements for cleaning and surface treatment services in maritime and river environments.
Employees are trained and qualified for MARPOL 78/78 regulations, which aim to prevent pollution from ships by setting standards for the control of pollutants and environmental impacts.
Employees are also trained and qualified for IMO Resolution A.893(21), which provides guidelines on shipboard maintenance and cleaning to minimize environmental contamination.
Additionally, employees are trained and qualified for MPEC.269(68), which focuses on measures to prevent pollution during the cleaning of cargo holds and other shipboard operations.
Seachios' technical and operational team is highly qualified and experienced in ship hold cleaning operations. This level of expertise ensures that the planning, execution, and delivery of results are successful, meeting the interests of stakeholders.
By maintaining such qualifications among its workforce, Seachios ensures that project management plans for naval operations and risk assessments are fully compliant with Brazilian laws and international standards. This commitment guarantees strict adherence to regulatory frameworks and enhances overall operational efficiency and safety.
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