The Sedco 706 drilling rig is owned by Transocean Inc. which can be contacted for jobs and careers on the Sedco 706. The Semisub is a Semisub type of rig and is designed as a Earl & Wright/Sedco 700 Series and built by Kaiser Steel at the Kaiser, San FRanCISCO, CA shipyard.

Two other semi-submersible platforms were also drilling nearby: Sedco 706, 8.5 miles (13.7 km) NNE, and Zapata Ugland, 19.2 miles (30.9 km) N of Ocean Ranger. On 14 February 1982, the platforms received reports of an approaching storm linked to a major Atlantic cyclone from NORDCO Ltd, the company responsible for issuing offshore weather forecasts.

TRANSOCEAN 706 is a Drilling platform built in 1976 by KEPPEL FELS - SINGAPORE. Current status: Decommissioned or lost. Formerly also known as SEDCO 706, SEDCO_706, NP SEDCO 706. It's gross tonnage is 17164 tons.

As a result of the upgrade, Sedco 706 now features a DP class 2 system provided by Kongsberg Maritime. The upgrade also consisted of systems for power management, thruster control, vessel control & auxiliary as well as fire and gas with emergency shutdown from Kongsberg Maritime.

2019年2月7日 · Some images of the Transocean 706 Semisub Oil Platform (ex Sedco 706), the platform was moved from Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) to the Port of Cartagena (Spain) to be dismantled after it will be...

Vessel TRANSOCEAN 706 is a Drilling Jack Up, Registered in Liberia. Discover the vessel's particulars, including capacity, machinery, photos and ownership. Get the details of the current Voyage of TRANSOCEAN 706 including Position, Port Calls, Destination, ETA and Distance travelled - IMO 8755144, MMSI -8755144, Call sign ELLW6

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1982年2月18日 · The two rigs, the Sedco 706 and the Zapata Ugland, are due to be towed in from their sites some 185 miles southeast of St. John's as soon as the still-stormy weather has subsided.

The storm was in full swing by 7:00 pm when two other rigs in the area, the SEDCO 706 and the Zapata Ugland, reported being hit by an unusually large wave, which did some slight damage to SEDCO 706.

2023年4月28日 · At exactly 7pm on 14 February 1982, the Sedco 706 semi-submersible oil platform was working in the Hibernia Oil Field in the north Atlantic when something unexpected happened. The giant platform, one of three in the area, was hit by something. When the crew have recovered they tried to ascertain what had collided with them.