Whether you work on oil rigs, drilling platforms, vessels, FPSOs, or offshore wind farms, get life insurance that understands rotational work, high-risk roles, and offshore pay structures.












Specialist life insurance and income protection for offshore workers, marine engineers, drillers, ROV pilots, rig crew, and offshore contractors. We understand rotations, hazard pay, overseas postings, and offshore risk classifications — where standard insurers fall short.

Many insurers automatically load premiums or decline cover simply because your role is classed as “hazardous” — without understanding your actual duties, safety protocols, or experience.
Day rates, offshore allowances, hazard pay, and overseas contracts are often ignored, leading to undervaluation or inadequate cover.
Generic policies may restrict cover while you’re offshore or working outside the UK — sometimes without you realising.
Long forms, unnecessary medical exams, and repeated back-and-forth don’t work when you’re on rotation or offshore for weeks at a time.
We understand offshore job categories, safety standards, rotations (2/2, 3/3, 4/4), and how insurers assess real offshore risk.
We factor in day rates, offshore allowances, hazard pay, overseas contracts, and continuity of work — not just PAYE figures.
We ensure your policy covers you while offshore and abroad, with no hidden exclusions.
Online applications in under 15 minutes, minimal medical requirements, and fast decisions — even while you’re offshore.
Every professional has a unique path. We design policies that scale with your specific trajectory and lifestyle.
Straightforward protection designed for offshore risk classifications.
Tax-free lump sum if you’re diagnosed with a serious illness — vital for physically demanding offshore roles.
Protect your income if injury or illness prevents you from passing medicals or returning offshore.
Policies designed for contract-based and rotational work, even with gaps between jobs.
Provides your family with a regular monthly income instead of a lump sum — ideal for long-term offshore security.
Ensure your mortgage is covered if the worst happens while you’re offshore or overseas.
We respect the realities of offshore life. Our process works around your rotation.
Step 01
Discovery
A short call with a specialist adviser who understands offshore work, rotations, and risk profiles. No pressure — just expert guidance.
Step 02
Market Analysis
We analyse your partnership structure, income profile, existing coverage, and tax position to design optimal protection recommendations.
Step 03
Trust Setup
We help set up a Discretionary Trust (for tax efficiency) and activate your cover — even if you’re offshore.

We Understand Your Career
Platform & Vessel Cover
Travel To And From Land, We Have You Covered
Ad-hoc Shift Patterns And Rotational Work
Ongoing Support
Career Stage Guidance
Whole Of Market
Complete Confidentiality

Yes, you can cancel your life insurance policy at any time. Most policies include a "cooling-off" period, usually 30 days from the start of the policy, during which you can cancel without penalty. If you cancel after this period, you may not receive a refund on premiums paid.
Yes, but it can be more challenging. Some insurers offer specialised policies, or you may qualify for standard coverage with a higher premium or reduced coverage amount. Be transparent about your medical history when applying.
The outcome depends on the type of policy: Term Life: Coverage will lapse, meaning you and your beneficiaries are no longer protected. Permanent Life: If you've built up cash value, there may be options to use it to keep the policy in force, but eventually, insufficient payment will also lead to the policy lapsing.
Probably not. Employer-provided coverage is often a small multiple of your salary. It's a good start but likely insufficient to cover your family's full financial needs in the event of your passing. Supplement this with a personal life insurance policy.
Generally, life insurance death benefits are not considered taxable income by the HMRC. However, there might be exceptions in complex estate situations, so it's wise to consult a tax advisor if you have significant assets.