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Hundreds of North Sea Workers Are Being Asked to Go on a Diet to Be Transported by Helicopter

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Starting November 1, any oil rig worker arriving at the helipad and weighing more than 124 kilograms will not be able to go to work.

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Starting November 1, any oil rig worker arriving at the helipad and weighing more than 124 kilograms will not be able to go to work.

·Marousi, Greece
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Hundreds of workers in the North Sea are facing a new reality at work, as a stricter weight limit will come into effect from November for those who travel by helicopter to and from offshore facilities. The post They are being asked to lose weight to go to work by helicopter – What is the situation in the North Sea appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.

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Hundreds of North Sea workers exceed new 124kg weight limit for helicopter flights, risking job loss

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Safety rules in the North Sea The post Too difficult for the heli: hundreds of drilling rig workers have to eat – or go first appeared on Nordic.info.

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nordisch.info broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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