Adnoc Offshore Medical - Fitness Guidelines 2017 Pdf

The Definitive Guide to the ADNOC Offshore Medical Fitness Guidelines 2017 (PDF)

• Spirometry (FEV1/FVC) – Mandatory for any role requiring BA (Breathing Apparatus) use.
• Chest X-ray – Required for any history of TB or for workers from high-TB prevalence countries (as per WHO list in appendix of the 2017 PDF).

Warning:

Various third-party websites and LinkedIn document libraries host copies. Always cross-reference with an official source, as outdated or tampered versions circulate. Look for the ADNOC logo and the original publication date (typically Q2 2017).

It's worth noting that medical guidelines and standards are regularly reviewed and updated. If a 2017 version of the guidelines is not available, it may have been superseded by a more recent edition. In such cases, referring to the latest version is advisable for the most current information. adnoc offshore medical fitness guidelines 2017 pdf

• Fit for offshore duty without restrictions.
• Fit with restrictions (e.g., limited hours, no exposure to heights, no helicopter travel).
• Temporarily unfit (requires re-evaluation or treatment).
• Permanently unfit (disqualifying medical conditions for offshore duty).

Sensory Testing:

Near, distance, and color vision tests, alongside audiometry (hearing). The Definitive Guide to the ADNOC Offshore Medical

We analyzed common rejection reasons under the 2017 guidelines: Spirometry (FEV1/FVC) – Mandatory for any role requiring