In order to illustrate the Brazilian Regulatory framework described here, the below non-exhausitve list
can be a useful starting point:
ANATEL - Requirements for the certification and homologation of Telecommunication Equipment
ANP -National Petroleum Agency
SGSO - Requirements for the Safety Management System for the Design and Operation of the unit
INMETRO standard requirements for the oil and gas fiscal metering systems
INMETRO standard requirements for the certification of electrical equipment and instruments installed
in Hazardous Areas (Explosive Atmospheres)
ANVISA - National Sanitary Agency - Health and Hygiene requirements related to food, water,
environmental conditions onboard
DPC - Brazilian Coastguard Agency
Procedures for the issuance for the AIT, CTS and SoC certificates (required to operate in Brazilian waters)
NORMAM Requirements for the certification related to the seaworthiness and safety of the floating
assets including classification, safety equipment, international conventions and additional requirements
for Brazil
NORMAM 27 - Requirements for the design and homologation of helidecks
IBAMA - Environmental Agency.
Requirements for the gas emissions, effluents, garbage and waste management are in the CONAMA
resolutions, and IBAMA Technical Notes
Procedures for the licencing - Installation Licence and Operation Licence
MTE - Ministry of Labour
Requirements for the health and safety management for workers onboard platforms
NR-06 - Requirements for the certification of Personal Protective Equipment
NR-10 - Requirements for the design and operation of electrical installations
NR-11 - Material Handling
NR-12 - Requirements for the mechanical equipment, associated devices and access
NR-13 - Requirements for the design and operation of pressure vessels and piping systems
NR-17 - Ergonomics and environmental conditions
NR-23 - Fire Protection
NR-26 - Identification colours and safety signs
NR-30 Annex II - General requirements for the design of offshore platforms
NR-33 - Requirements for the management of work in confined spaces
NR-34 - Requirements for work activities in the shipyards
NR-35 - Work at height
NR-37 - Health and Safety applied to Oil Platforms
Finally, with regards to the Logistics, Brazil facilitated the importation of the assets and equipment for
the exploration and production of hydrocarbons with a specific Temporary Importation regime called
REPETRO. This scheme is now well established and works well and several local experienced agent are
used to facilitate the associated processes.