Subsea 7 reduces risk of BlueHealth contamination by VOCID-19 and is awarded a prize by the British Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Britchan)
App for control and monitoring of health protocols revolutionizes the company's pandemic-related damage management system
Subsea 7, a global leader in offshore project solutions and services for the Oil & Gas (O&G) and Energy industries, has selected Intcom Digital software to enhance the symptom control and monitoring measures and protocols associated with the new coronavirus pandemic.
The company, which is one of Petrobras' major partners in Brazil, was awarded by Britchan (The British Chamber of Commerce in Brazil / British Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Brazil) for the set of initiatives adopted to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 in the country. Among the solutions implemented by Subsea 7, BlueHealth, Intcom Digital's new app for managing health protocols in companies, stands out.
According to Bruna Teixeira, Nurse Offshore at Subsea 7, the award for "initiatives to mitigate the impacts of the OVID-19 pandemic on Brazilian society" from Britchan brought satisfaction to the team for "helping Brazil to stay away from OVID-19, leaving the active industry and families away from the disease. Bruna congratulates Intcom for contributing to the success of the initiative and states that technology has facilitated the protocol processes for shipment and the efficiency of operations in this period.
The nurse also highlights the rapid access to information as one of the major differentials of the new BlueHealth, not to mention the benefits of standardizing these processes, which positively impact the decision making of managers in the areas of HSE, HR and operations and reduce operating costs.
"The use of BlueHealth has helped us to ship employees more quickly, as well as providing quick access to monitoring and history of care performed, medical checks, and employees served. Italso serves as an ally in the standardization of processes and also helps to save paper generated by digitization," says Bruna Teixeira (Subsea 7 Offshore Nurse).
The software serves the entire crew of Subsea 7 in Brazil and helps to notify, manage and monitor potential risks and possible cases of VOCID-19 in real-time, in a coordinated, easy and interactive manner. The successful implementation of the technology within the company is as much about preserving employee health and safety as it is about reducing the risk of suspension of activities and operations due to the pandemic.
