Energy

Keep every crew fit for duty, onshore and offshore

Every site's medical operation on one system, employees and contractors alike: consultations, fitness-for-duty, surveillance by role and exposure, case management and pharmacy, from field clinic to FPSO.

Worker in protective gear turning a pipe valve on an onshore oil drilling platform
  • TotalEnergies
  • Subsea7
  • Eni
  • Wesdome

The problem

What takes people off an installation is illness, not trauma

Offshore medicine is planned around trauma, and the evacuation record says otherwise. After an event, the questions are: exposure assessment, fitness certification, by whom, and can you show it years later.

77%

of Gulf of Mexico medevacs were for non-occupational illness or injury

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2014

3x

as many North Sea offshore evacuations for acute illness as for trauma

BMJ Open, 2020

27%

of UK sector medevacs are cardiac, and the total has doubled since 2017

OEUK data, International Maritime Health, 2024

Segments

Prove workforce health across sites

Answer for every worker inside the fence, employee or not

What MyC brings

  • Run medical operations across all sites on one platform
  • Define group standard once, apply and monitor everywhere
  • Prove every assessment and decision, for decades

0.84

contractor fatal accident rate per 100 million hours, against 0.57 for operating companies

IOGP safety performance indicators, 2024 data

A crew in high-visibility coveralls and hard hats working at a wellsite, a rig behind them

Recordables sit in the contract, and health cases become recordables

What MyC brings

  • Clear crew changes with the full medical history
  • Apply the same standard for every case
  • Compare rig against rig, observed against expected

0.40

total recordable incidence per 200,000 hours in 2025, down from 0.58 in 2021

IADC Rotary Rig Incident Statistics Program, 2025

A worker in high-visibility gear holding a clipboard in front of a drilling rig

Decades on station, operating to one standard

What MyC brings

  • Clinic, case management, and pharmacy on one platform
  • Answer every audit from the record, not a rebuild
  • Follow chronic conditions across rotations

39%

of offshore illness evacuations are digestive and dental conditions alone, and contractors are evacuated more often than employees

International Maritime Health, 2024

A crew in orange coveralls working valves on the deck of a floating production unit, a vessel alongside

One fleet, many clients' regimes, all audited at once

What MyC brings

  • Run vessel clinics and dive fitness on one system
  • Hold hyperbaric records per diver, across campaigns
  • Answer each client's bridging audit from the same record

1.14

offshore total recordable injury rate in 2025, against 0.98 across the sector

IMCA annual safety statistics, 2025 data

Commercial diver in a yellow helmet using an underwater cleaning tool on an offshore steel structure

Use cases

All-in-one platform for sites, contractors, and HQ

Every consultation, exposure and fitness-to-work decision lands in one EHR per worker, and reads at group level as anonymized trends.

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Electronic Health Record

One record that follows the person, not the site

Employees and contractors keep the same health record across camps, vessels and rotations. The medic opens the full history at the first consultation, wherever the previous one happened.

Occupational health

Clear crews before the rotation, not after

Checkups, health surveillance and medical certificates with expiry alerts per employee and per site. The medic sees who is due, the site sees who is cleared.

Primary care

Handle what walks into the clinic every day

Deliver care in a clinical-first interface, from consultations, tests and procedures, to prescriptions, sick leaves and scheduling with admin staff.

Case management

Share EHR for medical evacuation or expertise

Escalate for expertise or medical evacuation, with the full history attached and every step recorded until the case is closed.

Clinical governance

Evidence the activities and decisions

Medical activities and decisions are logged in one platform, for decades. The audit trail builds itself and is current on any day across all sites.

Pharmacy

Cut the cost of medication and equipment

Supply and stock management for medication, consumables, and equipment, linked to prescriptions, with per-site expiry tracking.

Data intelligence

The record read at group level, without opening it

Aggregated and anonymized outputs from the same clinical activity, so HSE, HR, risk and legal each act on what their role permits.

Customers

One health record across operators and contractors

  • An onshore gas processing facility with a flare stack, crews working across its levels

    International energy operator

    Remote and high-risk operations worldwide, on one platform replacing the tools each site had assembled for itself.

    30

    sites onshore and offshore

    5

    countries

    20,000

    people covered

  • A subsea support vessel with a deck crane and an ROV on deck, alongside a semi-submersible rig at sea

    Maritime and subsea contractor

    One medical record per crew member across a working fleet, with the vessel medics supervised from shore.

    30+

    vessels

    15,000

    employees

    36

    countries

Deployment

Not just a platform. A partner.

Set up in two weeks

Platform configuration to your use cases, data import, and live training of medical teams.

Support 24/7

Live chat in product around the clock, for any question, from any site and any time zone.

Dedicated account manager

A single point of contact sharing performance indicators and best practices to increase the ROI of MyC.

In numbers

Built for medical operations at scale

Built by doctors, MyC matches the daily clinical work of medical teams on remote sites, clinics, and corporate offices: one platform, one record structure, and reporting from live data.

1M

Electronic Health Records managed

800

sites deployed across 67 countries

24/7

live support

FAQ

Questions

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Who uses MyC?
MyC is used by medical teams operating in complex industries. The platform was designed by doctors who practiced on remote sites, so the screens follow the way a site clinic already works. A medic needs only 30 minutes of training before their first shift.
Does MyC cover contractors as well as employees?
Yes. On most energy projects a majority of the people on site are contractors, the operator stays liable for their health and fitness-to-work, and their records are usually the thinnest: held by whoever supplied them, if held at all. Contractors hold the same record as direct employees, under the same fitness-to-work rules and the same reporting, and that record follows them from one site to the next. When your standard cascades to drillers, constructors and providers through bridging documents, the evidence behind it is in one place.
How does MyC handle regulations that change from one country to the next?
Every site works on the same record structure, with the local variations recorded on top of it: fitness-to-work rules, certificate formats, and reporting periods can be adapted per site. During deployment, the MyC team configures the platform to fit the company's processes.
Can we track exposures and health surveillance for chemical and respiratory risks?
Yes, surveillance campaigns, tests and results are recorded per employee, with due dates and expiry alerts. Results from connected medical devices, including audiometers and spirometers, land straight into the record and can be compared against the employee's own history as well as OSHA standards.
Can HSE and HR see workforce health without seeing medical records?
Yes, role-based access separates administrative data from medical data. HSE, HR and executives see aggregated, anonymized activity (incidents, sick leaves, fitness-to-work status, medical events) by site and period, while clinical detail stays with the medical team. An audit log keeps track of who saw what, and when.
How long does it take to deploy MyC on a new site?
Two weeks per site: platform configuration to your use cases, data import, and live training of the medical team. Custom integrations can be scoped independently.
Can a shore doctor supervise the medic on the rig or the vessel?
Yes, and the supervision is recorded. A doctor onshore reviews and approves the remote medic's actions, the approval is held against the case, and medic competency and currency records sit alongside it. That is the governance evidence a client's bridging audit looks for, and it is what lets a company delegate remote practice with confidence.
Do you support dive fitness and hyperbaric records?
Yes. Dive fitness is handled as its own fitness-to-work regime, and exposures, treatments and hyperbaric records are held longitudinally per diver across campaigns rather than per project. Vessel clinics run mobilization medicals, daily care, case management and pharmacy on the same record.
How does MyC help with recordable classification?
Every case is documented at the classification boundary: medical treatment, restricted work, days away. The classification is decided by the facts of the case, and those facts stay on file when the operator, or OSHA or IADC reporting, asks for them later.
What does MyC actually save a site?
Measured with an existing client: one occupational health clinic with three medical staff, six workflows timed before and after MyC replaced paper. The result was 354 hours of medical staff time freed per year and 44 days of clinical capacity returned to patient care, worth about 12,000 euros per site per year at a conservative 35 euros an hour. Across 30 sites that is roughly 370,000 euros a year, before any compliance value, which was not counted.

Built by doctors who worked these sites

Dr. Laurent Bonnardot practiced medicine on remote sites for more than twenty years, from Antarctica to Africa and the Middle East, before building MyC. A platform focused on clinical activity, in 15 languages, that a medic learns in 30 minutes.