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OEUK Medications & Medical Equipment on Offshore Installations
Regulation at a glance
Last verified · 31 August 2026
Offshore installation operators should use the current OEUK guidance to define medicines and medical equipment for the installation’s workforce and risk profile.
Disclaimer: This page is a practical overview and not legal advice. Always check the current flag-state notices and vessel-specific requirements.
KEY REQUIREMENTS
UK offshore installations using the OEUK medical and pharmaceutical guidance.
Installation population, remoteness, safety case, identified hazards and access to occupational and emergency medical support.
Keep medicines, medical equipment and first-aid supplies complete, in date and ready for use.
Check the current official sources and vessel particulars before supply, replenishment or certification.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Keep the statutory basis and vessel-specific working records together so the medical chest can be checked efficiently on board.
HOW SEAFARMA CAN HELP
Seafarma can translate the applicable requirements into a practical vessel-specific supply, inspection and delivery workflow.
Identify the applicable medical-store framework and vessel category.
Prepare medicines, equipment and first-aid supplies for the applicable scale.
Support inventory checks and readiness for the applicable inspection process.
Arrange worldwide delivery to the vessel and coordinate ETA, berth, agent details and handover instructions.
get in touch
Seafarma is able to supply medical and pharmaceutical equipment in accordance with the OEUK offshore-installation guidelines and can assist with inspection and certification. For offers, orders or quotations, please contact our staff.
