Urine-based screening required by many operators before mobilisation. Can be taken together with your medical in one visit.
A urine-based screening for the substances operators test for. It is standard across much of the offshore industry, where the work takes place under conditions in which impairment is a safety risk for the whole crew.
The test says something about what is in the body at the time of sampling. It is part of the offshore safety culture, not a suspicion against the individual.
We check photo ID so the sample can be tied unambiguously to you.
You provide a urine sample following the procedure the operator requires.
The sample is analysed for the substances included in the test.
You get the result documented in the form your employer needs.
Driving licence or passport. The test cannot be taken without.
A list of your regular medication, including over-the-counter.
If you have been sent a form or schedule.
Drink normally beforehand so you can provide the sample.
Yes. Mention it when booking and we handle both in the same visit.
Yes. Some medicines can affect the result, so they must be known in advance. Put them on the list, including over-the-counter.
The screening gives a result during the visit. If the operator requires a confirmatory analysis, we agree the timeline with you.
Yes. Enter the company name and any PO number when booking, and we send the invoice directly to the company.
Seafarer and petroleum doctor with more than 20,000 medical examinations. OEUK-approved since 2006 and approved in Denmark, Norway, the UK and Sweden.