Dear Partners in Safety,
An update from our aircraft operators regarding passenger identity verification:
Effective May 7, 2025, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will require passengers traveling by air to identify themselves using a REAL ID. This applies to all passengers traveling on Shell-contracted aircraft in the United States (PHI, Bristow, Wing Aviation, etc.).
Acceptable REAL IDs:
- State Driver’s License with REAL ID designation, such as a star or flag in the upper right-hand corner. The word “enhanced” may also indicate REAL ID compliance on a state license. (For help determining if your license is REAL ID compliant, see TSA’s website.)
- U.S. Passport
- U.S. Passport Card
- DHS Trusted Traveler Card (Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI, FAST)
- U.S. Department of Defense ID
- Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
- Foreign government-issued passport
NOTE: Paper copies and digital IDs, including mobile driver’s licenses, are NOT an accepted form of REAL ID. For a full list of REAL ID-compliant identification options, visit: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/identification
Please reach out to your Shell Logistics Coordinator if you have any questions.
Passengers who do not present an acceptable form of REAL ID-compliant identification will be denied air transport.
Dear Partners in Safety,
The health and safety of our offshore workforce is our number one priority. Having the offshore workforce fit to work is essential in preventing accidents, injuries, and incidents that could compromise safety. To this end, we are introducing more rigorous monitoring of our long-standing fitness to work requirements through the Helipass and ISNetworld Training Qualification (ISN TQ) systems.
New enhanced measures will be used for:
- Validity of Fitness to Work Assessments in Helipass/ISN TQ
- Medications Taken Offshore
Please CLICK HERE to learn more.
Protection of both the health and well-being of all employees and contractors and protection of the environment are of utmost concern to Shell. To effectively manage contractor HSE performance, Shell utilizes the Contractor HSE Management Process (CSMP).
This process describes the identification, assessment, and control of HSE-related risk incurred by using contractors to provide services. Shell includes contractor HSE performance in its reported progress toward targets and expects all Shell and contractor employees to participate equally in achieving HSE objectives.
In addition, we are committed to following the HSSE Commitment and Policy.