Offshore worker evacuated

Andrew Hirst March 4, 2022 0

Coatguard Rescue 900. Photo: Brian Gray

An offshore worker has been evacuated for medical assistance.

The coastguard flew out to an installation around 60 miles northwest of Sumburgh after receiving an emergency call just after 8.20am today (Friday).

The Rescue 900 helicopter collected the casualty and touched down at the Clickimin emergency landing site shortly after 10am.

The casualty was transferred to the ambulance service.

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About Andrew Hirst

I've been a reporter since 2010 at newspapers in Lincolnshire and East Anglia. Before joining The Shetland Times, I was part of Archant's Investigations Unit, reporting for titles across the group. When not at work, I'm usually reading books, listening to records or walking around the countryside.

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