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 O Grupo Forship e a SafeEx ampliam parceria que oferece um pacote completo para os mercados em que atuam A parceria entre o Grupo Forship e a dinamarquesa SafeEx avança mais um passo: a ferramenta SafeEx Cloud está para ser implantada como um piloto em um dos projetos em curso executados pela Forship Engenharia. “E A SafeEx já tem no radar uma oportunidade para o HMSWeb no seu mercado, na Europa”, pontua o CEO da HMSWeb  Tecnologia da Informação, Luciano Gaete. Forship Group and SafeEx Expand Partnership, Offering a Comprehensive Package for Their Markets The partnership between Forship Group and the Danish company SafeEx has taken a significant step forward: the SafeEx Cloud tool will be piloted in one of Forship Engenharia’s projects. “Moreover, SafeEx is already identifying opportunities for HMSWeb in its European market,” notes Luciano Gaete, CEO of HMSWeb Tecnologia da Informação. Gaete adds that the partnership has been formalized with a contract extension that extends their collaboration until 2025. “This expansion is a result of our mutual understanding of each other’s solutions, which has deepened over the past months, and the opportunities that are emerging for both parties,” he says. The two companies formed this partnership because their expertise complements each other, enabling them to offer a complete portfolio of solutions, ranging from quality inspections related to construction and assembly, through mechanical completion and commissioning, to the management of operations concerning asset inspection and maintenance. “SafeEx is offering HMSWeb© software and specialized commissioning services from Forship Group to the European market, while assuming local implementation services. Forship Group will act as the distributor of SafeEx software in Brazil and Latin America. We are the sole partner of SafeEx in the country,” concludes Gaete.

Vale’s project portfolio, which has a corporate contract for using HMSWeb© as a commissioning management tool, continues to grow. Two new projects for licensing and related services, including configuration, training, and support for HMSWeb, have been secured. In Brazil, we will be involved in the retrofit project for the Usina01 iron ore beneficiation plant in the Grande Carajás Project, Pará. “The rollout of HMSWeb will address the commissioning needs of this capital project, which aims to change the production process to 100% natural moisture and increase the installed capacity to 85 MTPA,” explains HMSWeb CEO Luciano Gaete The other contract, with the same scope, relates to the expansion project for Vale’s nickel mine in Thompson, Manitoba, marking our third project in Canada.