“All travels to and from offshore/remote locations shall strictly be in line with the guidełines and procedure for travel to offshore/swamp location and obtainment of offshore safety Permit 2019,” the Director, DPR, Mr Sarki Auwalu, said in a circular.
He said only staff on essential duties should be nominated and permitted to travel to offshore/remote locations. Auwalu said, “Non-essential staff current(y at offshore/remote locations should be withdrawn with immediate effect. “Staff rotation less than 28 days/28 days is hereby temporarily suspended. This implies that staff are required to stay a minimum of 28 days at these locations per rotation.Auwalu said, “Representation by government agencies at offshore/remote locations shall be limited to a maximum of one person per rotation.
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