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Following the World Radio Conference agreeing changes to global rules on using AMRD equipment in 2019 and the European Conference on Postal and Telecommunications Administrations agreeing how this should be implements in 2022 (ECC Decision 22(02), the UK has now updated policy as of 18 December 2024. The UK is not legally required to implement the decision, but intends to

Through observation of various exercises and feedback following incidents, it was identified at OREEF that Crew Transfer Vessels (CTV) operating with less than three crew may struggle to efficiently operate the vessel, rescue equipment and effectively communicate during an emergency. As a result of thorough discussion at OREEF over several months, the group has issued a new guidance document for

At OEER, we are committed to ensuring offshore operators are fully equipped to handle emergencies. As part of this commitment, we’re raising awareness of our Offshore Emergency Kit Service, which provides essential support for offshore personnel during critical incidents. This service offers fully stocked Emergency Kit Bags, designed to be deployed quickly in the event of an evacuation or emergency,

We are excited to announce the launch of the OEER Publication Hub, a new section of our website designed to make essential offshore energy emergency resources more accessible than ever. Developed in collaboration with Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), the EPOL Group, OREEF, and Topside Medical Forum (TMF), this hub provides a central location for users to browse and download key

We are excited to announce the launch of a new initiative aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities across the offshore energy sector. This initiative, led by the Emergency Preparedness Offshore Liaison (EPOL) Group, Offshore Renewable Energy Emergency Forum (OREEF), and Topside Medical Forum (TMF), will focus on improving cross-sector collaboration, developing advanced response strategies, and conducting large-scale emergency drills. With