Offshore Norway is negotiating with the trade union Styrke on the Oil Service Agreement, and with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) on the Well Services Agreement. The agreements are identical, and negotiations will take place on Monday 11 May and Tuesday 12 May.
“We look forward to constructive negotiations, and hope to reach a solution in line with the lead sector model. This is important to ensure the long-term competitiveness of the industry,” says Elisabeth Brattebø Fenne, Director of Industrial Relations and Chief Negotiator at Offshore Norway.
Approximately 7.200 employees are covered by the two oil service agreements subject to negotiations. These employees work in the following supplier companies:
Altus Intervention AS, Baker Hughes Norge AS, Baker Hughes Technology AS, Benor AS, CCB Subsea AS, Claxton Engineering Services AS, DeepOcean AS, DOF Subsea Norway AS, DOF Subsea Norway Offshore AS, Enhanced Drilling AS, Expro Norway AS, Fugro Norway AS (Bergen), Halliburton AS, Intertek West Lab AS, Interwell Norway AS, IOS Tubular Management AS, KCA Deutag Drilling Norge AS, Landmark Graphics AS, Maersk Training AS, Maritime Drilling Systems AS, Nors Offshore Drilling & Engineering (Nosefo Bergen AS), Nosefo Tau AS, Oceaneering AS, Oceaneering Asset Integrity AS, OneSubsea AS (Ågotnes), OneSubsea Processing AS, PSW Technology AS, Ramco Norway AS, RelyOn Nutec Norway AS, Saipem Limited Norway Branch, Schlumberger Norge AS, SLB Kristiansand AS, Soiltech Offshore Services AS, Speedcast Norway AS, Stratum Reservoir (Norway) AS, Subsea 7 Norway AS, TSS Norway AS, TWMA Norge AS, Vetco Gray AS, Vetco Gray Scandinavia AS, Weatherford Norge AS and Welltec Oilfield Services (Norway) AS.
