The IADC North Sea Chapter’s Mental Health in Energy initiative has been continuing to garner support in recent months. As part of this initiative, the North Sea Chapter (NSC) published a 15-page white paper on the subject and hosted an interactive Mental Health in Energy Workshop earlier this year.
So far, the initiative has received donations from OPITO, Valaris, WOOD PLC, and Seadrill.
In addition, the following 30 companies have pledged their support for the charter:
| AIS Survivex | Dräger | International Medical Management Inc. | Opito | Rig Surveys Group |
| Aker Solutions | Drillmar Resources | Ithaca Energy | P3 Business Care | RMI Global Solutions |
| Alvie Kerney | Ernst & Young | John Wood Group | PD&MS Group | Seadrill Deepwater Units Pte Ltd |
| Asset-One | Expro | KCA Deutag | CMC Peak Performance | Seafarers Boost |
| Atlas Professionals | Harbour Energy | Mearns & Gill | Port of Aberdeen | Step Change in Safety |
| Borr Drilling | Health4Wind | Noble | Proserv | The REACH Group |
The Chapter now has a workforce task group in place with 16 individuals from various backgrounds who will support the charter going forward. They have been arranged in 4 different groups depending on their subject matter expertise:
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