Work Doctor OH
Oil & gas UK / Offshore Medicals (OEUK)
Service Details
Oil & Gas Fit to Work Medical
An Oil & Gas Fit to Work medical is required for individuals working onshore or offshore in operational or safety-critical roles, ensuring they are medically fit to work in demanding environments where access to immediate clinical care may be limited
Assessment Includes
- Medical History Review
- Height, Weight, BMI
- Physical Examination
- Hearing Test
- Vision Test
Who Is This For?
- Onshore and Offshore oil & gas workers
- New starters and contract renewals
- Periodic Fitness Reviews
- Return to work following illness or injury
Service Details
Oil & Gas Fit to Train Medical
An Oil & Gas Fit to Train medical is required before attending industry training courses where physical capability, medical stability, and safety awareness are essential.
Fitness Outcomes
- Fit
- Fit with Restrictions
- Temporarily unfit (with review recommendations)
Who Is This For?
- Offshore survival (BOSIET / FOET)
- Confined space training
- Working at height
- Emergency response training
- Safety-critical induction courses
Pricing
Our pricing is structured to provide flexible options based on the depth of assessment required:
Oil & Gas Medical
Includes certificate of medical fitness signed by a qualified doctor.
Book Your Oil and Gas Medical
To get the most out of our Sickness Absence Trend Analysis, you’ll need to provide us with accurate, anonymised data. We can also include statutory health surveillance data in our reports, giving you a complete picture of your company’s health.
Questions
What is the difference between Fit to Work and Fit to Train?
A Fit to Work medical confirms suitability for operational duties, while a Fit to Train medical confirms you can safely take part in oil and gas training activities.
Are both assessments OEUK compliant?
Yes. All Oil & Gas medicals are completed in line with OEUK medical guidance and employer expectations.
How long does an Oil & Gas medical take?
Most appointments take 30–45 minutes, depending on the assessment type and tests required.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Photo ID, details of medical conditions, and a list of current medications. Bring glasses or hearing aids if used.