Equinor has awarded a framework agreement for the hiring of skilled workers (PEMAL) to TS Group as a single source. This is effective from 1 June 2024. The agreement, which runs for 4 years until June 2028, has options for an additional 3+1 years until 2032.
The agreement is used for temporary and temporary assignments in Exploration and Production Norway (EPN), Marketing, Midstream and Processing (MMP), and Field life extension (FLX) respectively and covers offshore installations and onshore facilities where Equinor is the operator. The agreement covers the following disciplines;
- Process
- Mechanical
- Ele
- Automation
- Logistics
- Crane and tires
– Safe and efficient operations are a common goal for both TS Group and our clients. Having the opportunity to offer our capacity and expertise to the largest player on the Norwegian continental shelf is a great vote of confidence. We work every day to be able to offer our employees the most exciting assignments in the industry, this award, together with our other clients, is a very important milestone in achieving that goal, states Stine Setsaas.
Competence will be an important key word for implementing the agreement. Our in-house competence center, TS Academy, where we deliver courses aimed at the personnel categories included in the agreement, both internally and externally in the market, will be a crucial piece for us in this context.
TS Group has nearly 20 years of experience with this type of delivery. When awarding such awards, we extend a special thank you to those who have ensured quality in delivery over a long period of time – our operators and other employees at the sharp end!
– Long-term framework agreements are the very foundation for the continuous further development of the industrial services and solutions that we at TS Group offer. We are humbled by the trust that Equinor has shown us with this award. TS Group, all its employees and partners look forward to developing a qualitative and constructive interaction with Equinor for many years to come, concludes TS Group CEO, Morten Walde.
