COSL Drilling Europe AS (COSL) received a new Acknowledgement of Compliance (AoC) for the COSL Rigmar mobile living quarters facility (formerly Port Rigmar) on 31 March 2011.
Port Rigmar received an AoC for the first time in June 2008.
COSLRigmar (pictured) is a mobile living quarters facility (jack-up facility) of the ETA Robroy 300 design. It was completed at the Robin Shipyard in Singapore in 1979, originally equipped as a drilling facility. In 1991, it was rebuilt to a living quarters facility.
The facility is registered in the Bahamas, with Det Norske Veritas as the classification society.
COSLRigmar has a cabin capacity of 326 people.
COSLRigmar and relevant parts of COSL’s organisation and management system are considered to be in accordance with relevant regulatory requirements for the petroleum activities.
The decision is based on the information provided in the AoC application relating to the facility’s technical condition and the applicant’s organisation and management system, as well as verifications by the authorities and other case processing.
The validity of this Acknowledgement of Compliance assumes that COSL ensures that the facility and relevant parts of the company’s organisation are maintained, so conditions and assumptions in the PSA’s decision are safeguarded.
COSL Rigmar Specs:
Main Dimensions • Total length 65,15 m • Total width 64,62 m • Hull depth 8,23 m • Leg length 127,2 m • Spudcan diameter 16,46 m Capacities • Variable load (jacked up cond) 2209 mT • Fuel/ diesel oil 254 m3 • Potable water 532 m3 • Lay down and storage area 165 m2/ 1,4 mT/m2 Accommodation • Permanent accommodation for 326 persons. 66 two bed cabins and 194 single bed cabins • Modern galley and Mess room for 124 persons • Various recreation and TV rooms, including cinema/ multi purpose room • Hospital and first aid treatment room located with easy access to helideck • Gymnasium with a wide range of training equipment • Change room with showers and sauna adjacent to gymnasium • 14 offices and 1 conference room • 1 “dirty” coffee shop
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Source:Ptil , April 6, 2010; Image:COSL