Offshore & maritime
Crew complete and documented in time
Working at sea or offshore means visiting many countries in a short time. Port authorities may ask for a valid international certificate of vaccination, and yellow fever is a hard requirement in some ports.
DKliniek arranges the vaccinations and the certificate for crew and offshore personnel. Because crew changes often shift at the last minute, we schedule quickly and work evenings and weekends.
We take account of long stays on board, limited medical care on site and possible contact with animals or unfamiliar water during shore leave.
What we typically arrange
- Yellow fever with a valid international certificate
- Hepatitis A and B
- DTP (diphtheria, tetanus, polio)
- Typhoid for ports with limited hygiene
- Rabies for long contracts in remote areas
- Malaria prophylaxis for at-risk sailing regions
How this works in practice
Crew change within three days
A shipping company registers four crew members joining on Saturday. We vaccinate Friday evening and issue the certificate on the spot.
West Africa sailing route
For a route along Ghana and Nigeria we advise yellow fever, hepatitis A and B and malaria prophylaxis, with instructions for use on board.
Six-month offshore contract
A technician spending six months on a platform gets a full schedule, a rabies assessment and a plan for boosters during leave.
Frequently asked questions
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