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This report, jointly funded by the Coordinating Research Council (CRC) and the Energy Institute (EI), contains a summary of the data relating to the specification properties for AVTUR (Jet A-1) supplied in the United Kingdom during 2018-19.

The data, which have been supplied by oil companies and associated test houses for batches of aviation fuel released during 2018 and 2019, are expressed in the form of histograms and mean values graphically compared over the period 1986–2019.

This report is the 40th in a series of survey reports.

This guidance document provides a framework to assist in undertaking the medical fitness assessment for personnel working in the wind energy sector. It aims to provide a consistent, industry-aligned approach to medical fitness evaluations, processes, terminology, and the interpretation of results. By doing so, it enables contractors and workers to transition seamlessly across providers through a fair and standardised assessment system.

The guidance has been developed by experienced clinicians, working and undertaking regular medical assessments in the onshore and offshore wind industry, and incorporates lessons learned from the wider offshore energy industry.

This guidance document relates to medical fitness assessments and not statutory health surveillance.

SafetyOn and G+ have been working collaboratively with the EI to enhance safety protocols in the onshore and offshore wind industry through the Safe System of Work (SSOW) workshops. These workshops, attended by industry professionals including electrical engineers, authorising engineers, health, safety and environment (HSE) professionals, and training providers, focused on refining and standardising the WTSRs. The aim was to ensure a consistent and robust approach to safety that could be adopted globally across the wind industry. This report outlines the proceedings and findings from those workshops.