Image: CIMC Raffles
The semisubermisible crane & accommodation rig OOS GRETHA arrived in Brazil on Sunday, 9 March 2014 after an 11,802 nautical mile journey from Yantai, China which commenced on 29 December. The rig was designed and built by CIMC RAFFLES for Overdulve Offshore Services (OOS International) and is on a long-term charter contract with Petrobras.
OOS Gretha’s sister rig, OOS PROMETHEUS (SSCV H206), arrived in Brazil last month.
Rig Particulars
The following images are courtesy OOS International:
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