Decisions in decommissioning projects: bringing health and safety closer to future work
- Laís Bubach Carvalho Simão – Lais.bubach@pep.ufrj.br
- Beatriz Bandeira dos Santos – Biabandeira@pep.ufrj.br
- Carolina Mathias Esporcatte – Carolmesporcatte@pep.ufrj.br
- Tomás Pinho Ferreira – Tomaspf06@pep.ufrj.br
- Eduardo Ribeiro Nicolosi – Nicolosi@petrobras.com.br
- Claudio Violante Ferreira – cviolante@petrobras.com.br
- Marcelo Igor Lourenço de Souza – migor@lts.coppe.ufrj.br
- Francisco José de Castro Moura Duarte – fjcmduarte@coppe.ufrj.br
Decommissioning industrial facilities in Brazil poses challenges for ensuring safe and efficient shutdowns, considering risks like safety and health. Linking decommissioning with operational risk management methods can lead to resource savings, improved worker safety, assessment of future scenarios, and enhanced transparency among stakeholders. This study aims to compare Worker Health and Safety data using a decision analysis method developed by COPPE/UFRJ, to determine optimal decommissioning options for subsea installations. It utilizes data from SAFETEC Report and CNAE to analyze operational risks. In Brazil, worker safety faces unique challenges, and understanding effective decommissioning activities can guide future work and reduce risks for workers in this sector.
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