For offshore wind

The medical line built for the people on the turbine.

CTV crews, SOV technicians, jack-up installers. They are trained, they have a first-aid kit, and they know what to do for the first 10 minutes. After that, they need a clinician on the phone who understands their world.

Why we focus here

Offshore wind has a gap that maritime doesn't.

Commercial shipping has a free public TMAS fallback via Sjöfartsverket. Offshore wind installations are not fartyg under MLC — that fallback does not cover them. Most operators end up improvising with their captain on the line and a hospital ER who has never seen a turbine.

We built Alvyri Crew specifically for this shape: trained first-aiders on the platform, a kit graded to the operation, and a clinician on call who knows the difference between a CTV transfer and a helicopter winch.

Avoid the unnecessary diversion.

Most onboard incidents do not need a CTV diversion or a helicopter. We sit on the line so the call can be made well — and documented.

GWO-aligned by design.

Built around the GWO first-aider role on the platform. We augment your trained crew, not replace them — and we speak their language.

Audit-ready HSE reporting.

Monthly anonymised case-data export that drops straight into your HSE management system. Quarterly trend review on request.

One contract, three line items.

Telemedicine on-call + medical kit + crew training in one bundle. One vendor, one invoice, one point of escalation.

Scope, in writing

We tell you what we don't do, before procurement asks.

Inside our scope
  • 24/7 advisory contact (Phase 2 — Q4 2026)
  • Phase 1 Foundation tier (business hours + 112 escalation)
  • Photo / video / structured pre-assessment
  • Continue / monitor / divert / evacuate decision support
  • Documented clinical justification for HSE / insurance
  • Coordination with MRCC, helicopter operator, port reception
  • Equipment kit consulting (against TSFS 2021:80 + WHO IMGS)
  • GWO-aligned training delivery via Hjärtgruppen
Outside our scope
  • On-site paramedic dispatch or rescue
  • Operating the helicopter or running evacuation logistics
  • Direct patient care to non-crew
  • Fitness-to-work medicals (separate offering, deferred)
  • Long-term chronic disease management
  • Mental health crisis intervention beyond initial triage
  • Equipment retail without a service contract
Who tends to buy this

A buying committee of 3–5. We've mapped each role.

HSE Manager

Audit trail, incident reduction, regulatory cover.

Operations Director

Vessel uptime, fewer unplanned port calls.

Project Manager (developer)

Tender-ready medical-cover line item.

Procurement

One contract, transparent pricing, DPA in place.

Integration

Slots into your operation, not on top of it.

One number, one team.

Direct line to the clinical lead. No call-tree, no scripted L1 handoff.

Kit graded to your platform.

Equipment selected against your operation, not a catalogue page. Replenishment driven by expiry.

Monthly HSE export.

Anonymised case-data exported in the format your HSE manager already uses for board reporting.

First-aider training on site.

Annual GWO-aligned refresh delivered via Hjärtgruppen, included from Tier 2.

Talk to a clinician about your operation.

Twenty minutes. We'll walk through your current cover, the gaps we typically see at your scale, and whether the Foundation tier is a fit.