During a medical examination, the doctor will also assess your BMI. Read why BMI is important in maritime and inland shipping medicals, what the guidelines require, and when it may affect your certification.
BMI in seafarer medical examination: when it becomes a concern Read more »
The OEUK return to work 2025 process ensures employees are medically fit after sickness or medevac. Learn how the review works and when clearance is required.
OEUK 2025: Return to Work after Illness or Medical Evacuation Read more »
During a medical examination, colour vision, hearing and visual acuity are thoroughly tested. This article explains why these sensory tests matter and which international standards apply.
Vision, hearing and colour perception seafarer medical – why it matters Read more »
The OEUK weight limit sets a maximum clothed weight of 124 kg for offshore work. Learn why this safety standard matters and how it is applied.
OEUK weight limit and obesity guideline explained Read more »
Additional testing during a medical examination may be required to assess fitness properly. Read when this is necessary and which investigations may be carried out.
Additional medical testing: why extra tests may be required Read more »
The NL Offshore Medical Examination has replaced the NOGEPA medical since 1 July 2025. Read what has changed, what appears on your certificate and how to prepare properly.
NL Offshore Medical Examination; the new guideline explained Read more »
Working at height is now an optional component of the NL Offshore Medical Examination (previously known as the NOGEPA medical). Read what is assessed, what the requirements are and who needs it.
Working at Height in the NL Offshore Medical Examination Read more »
