全球船厂情报工作台

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Offshore employers on the Norwegian continental shelf are preparing a large-scale lockout as a growing strike by members of the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (SAFE) begins to disrupt drilling and well operations. SAFE launched industrial action among offshore maintenance and well service workers on Monday, 15 June, after talks over a collective wage agreement with employer organisation Offshore Norge broke down. An initial 154 oil service workers downed tools, with a further 224 joining the stoppage last Thursday. As of today, 378 SAFE members are on strike across ten key service providers, including SLB, DOF, Halliburton, Weatherford, Tios, DeepOcean, Subsea 7, Cactus, Vetco Gray Scandinavia, and Baker Hughes. Offshore Norge said preliminary feedback from member companies shows the strike is hitting operators unevenly, with significant consequences for the most exposed players. The association will now extend notice of work stoppage under the well service agreement to cover 1,272 of SAFEs roughly 1,770 members on that contract, while exempting certain offshore vessel companies to maintain critical subsea emergency preparedness. The industrial action is already leading to delay