Role and company boundaries
Workers access their own records. Client users are restricted to their verified company and assigned permissions. Administration roles separate recruitment, compliance, finance and incident review.

Compliance and trust
Offshore Personnel separates worker, client, compliance, timesheet and finance information while keeping important recruitment decisions traceable.
Platform safeguards
A worker account can contain identity, employment, certificate, medical-fitness, engagement and payment information. Those categories are not exposed through one broad client view.
Workers access their own records. Client users are restricted to their verified company and assigned permissions. Administration roles separate recruitment, compliance, finance and incident review.
Incoming CVs and evidence remain unavailable until the malware-scanning pipeline returns an acceptable result. Rejected or unscanned files are not treated as approved evidence.
Worker evidence is stored privately. Authorised access uses short-lived links and candidate packs include only documents selected for a specific requirement.
Record categories have defined retention decisions. Production data and encrypted backups are isolated from public website assets, with restoration testing required before operational launch.
Our checking process
We record the review against the particular document or qualification. Reading a CV, reviewing a certificate copy and confirming an item with an independent source are separate steps. The label on one item does not approve the whole worker.
We have read the held CV to understand the work history, skills and role preferences it reports. This does not independently confirm every employer, qualification or claim in that CV.
We have reviewed the held copy, including relevant visible holder details, course or award, dates and references where present. A copy can be accepted for recruitment records while its issuer check remains pending. Visual review alone does not prove authenticity.
An independent source has confirmed that particular item, using an official register, awarding body or direct provider response as appropriate. We record the result and its scope against the matching evidence. This does not confirm unrelated awards or replace practical competence assessment.
A missing copy, unclear details, an unresolved issuer check or an expired item remains an outstanding matter. Skills and qualifications reported in a CV or profile may appear in a summary without an independent check; the details explain this and any recorded check labels apply only to the named items.
We assess the evidence needed for the specific role, country and worksite, including relevant expiry or refresher requirements. Medical fitness, identity, right to work and any required practical or trade tests remain separate checks. A public listing or training certificate does not confirm those outcomes.
Unresolved items must be addressed for the requirement before they can be relied on. Automated extraction or visual reading can assist preparation; it is not an issuer result or an automatic approval. The client retains its final selection and worksite responsibilities.
Discuss an employer or agency requirement or browse the public personnel summaries.
Worker information
Initial registration asks for the information needed to create a profile and verify contact details. Identity, bank and next-of-kin information becomes appropriate later when verification, engagement or placement requires it.
Client visibility
Public personnel summaries do not give access to private worker accounts. A controlled candidate pack is prepared for a specific staffing requirement and access can be withdrawn.
Medical fitness and incidents
The platform stores evidence or status needed to determine offshore fitness and records factual events that affected an individual worker or relevant client worksite. It is not used for full clinical histories or routine site safety observations.
Policy centre
Purposes, lawful bases, sharing, retention and individual rights.
The direct-PAYE temporary-worker relationship and account responsibilities.
Client authority, information, worksite and payment responsibilities.
Pay arrangements, deductions, benefits and engagement information.
Our position on exploitation, forced labour and reporting concerns.
The standard we work toward and how to report an access barrier.
For verified clients
Explore evidence tracking, controlled candidate sharing, assignment records, timesheets and finance permissions.
Common questions
No. Document checked records review of the held copy. Issuer checked requires a separate recorded confirmation from an independent source for that item. A copy may be accepted while issuer verification remains pending.
No. A listing and its evidence labels do not confirm identity, right to work, medical fitness or readiness for a particular assignment. These require separate assessment for the role, country and worksite.
No. Clients receive a controlled candidate pack for their own staffing requirement. Private profile categories remain outside that pack.
No. Uploaded files pass through the document-scanning and review workflow before they can be treated as available evidence.
Yes. The request is assessed against legal, finance, safeguarding and claims-retention duties. Information without a continuing lawful reason is removed or anonymised.
No. The platform supports recruitment and workforce records. The client remains responsible for its worksite, inductions, risk assessment, permits, supervision and emergency arrangements.