Legal & governance
Accessibility statement
Offshore Personnel is designed to meet WCAG 2.2 AA across public and secure services.
What we support
Semantic structure, keyboard navigation, visible focus, readable contrast, descriptive labels, error summaries, reduced motion and responsive layouts are built into the component system.
Tell us about a barrier
If any part of the website or portal is difficult to use, contact us through the public contact page or secure portal and describe the page, task and assistive technology involved. We aim to acknowledge accessibility reports within two working days and will provide information in a reasonable alternative format where practicable.
Compliance and testing
Public pages and core account journeys use native controls, logical headings and responsive layouts and are tested with automated checks, keyboard navigation and browser accessibility inspection. A complete independent accessibility audit remains part of launch assurance, so this statement does not claim that every possible combination of browser and assistive technology is free from defects.
Documents and third-party content
User-uploaded CVs, certificates and client documents may not have been authored by Offshore Personnel and may not be fully accessible. Where a document is needed to use our service, contact us for assistance or a reasonable alternative. External provider and government websites are responsible for their own accessibility.
Technical information
The service is intended to work with current versions of major browsers, browser zoom, keyboard-only navigation, screen-reader software and responsive mobile layouts. JavaScript is required for some secure account and upload functions. Content should remain readable when text is enlarged and motion is reduced through operating-system preferences.