The certificate is issued by Dr Helle Wibe
Seafarer and petroleum doctor with more than 20,000 medical examinations. OEUK-approved since 2006 and approved in Denmark, Norway, the UK and Sweden.
For work on the Norwegian continental shelf. A British OEUK certificate is also accepted, according to the County Governor of Rogaland. Issued by a petroleum doctor approved by the County Governor of Rogaland.
The health certificate is the Norwegian medical certificate for work on the Norwegian continental shelf. Without a valid certificate you will not board, and it is checked at mobilisation.
It can only be issued by a petroleum doctor, in Norwegian petroleumslege, approved by the County Governor of Rogaland. Helle Wibe is an approved petroleum doctor, so you can get the certificate in Esbjerg instead of travelling to Norway.
You will see the certificate called several things: helseattest, helseerklæring and offshore helseattest. It is the same certificate.
We review your medical history, regular medication and previous certificates.
General clinical examination following the Norwegian guidelines.
Audiometry and a vision test.
Measured and assessed.
Screening for sugar and protein.
We go through the result with you, and the certificate is usually issued on the spot.
Driving licence or passport.
If you use them day to day.
A list of your regular medication.
Previous certificates, if you have them.
No. The certificate can be issued by any petroleum doctor approved by the County Governor of Rogaland, including doctors outside Norway. You can get it here in Esbjerg.
Yes. Many people working across the Norwegian and British shelves take both in one visit. Mention it when booking so we set aside extra time.
Up to two years. With certain health conditions the doctor may set a shorter validity.
Yes. Enter the company name and any PO number when booking, and we will 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.