Workplace Occupational Health
by HealthPlex
HealthPlex provides comprehensive workplace occupational solutions. Specialising in the assessment and treatment of work-related health issues. The goal is to enable individuals to live independently and promote worker productivity by reducing the risk of workplace health issues. Our vision is to be a center of excellence in meeting the occupational needs of surrounding communities, delivering to-tiered. Multi-specialty practices with the highest standards of care.
- Services
- Comprehensive Medical Assessment
- Same content as functional assessment
- Functional Assessment
- Working at Heights
- Hazardous Chemicals Medicals
- Commercial Drivers Medicals
- Rail Cat 1,2,3
- OGUK Medicals
- Basic Pre-Employment Medical
- Medical Questionnaire
- Blood pressure/Heart rate
- Drug and Alcohol Test
- ECG
- Blood Tests
- X-Rays
- Spirometry (Lung function
- Audiometry
- Vision testing
- Sleep questionnaire
- Mental Health questionnaire
- Alcohol (AUDIT) questionnaire
- Various body systems examinations
Workplace occupational health is the branch of medicine that deals with the health and safety of workers in the workplace. It encompasses a wide range of issues, including:
- The study of how to design workplaces and work tasks to reduce the risk of injury or illness.
- Occupational hygiene. The study of how to control hazards in the workplace, such as noise, dust, and chemicals.
- Occupational safety. The prevention of accidents and injuries in the workplace.
- Occupational health surveillance. The monitoring of the health of workers to identify and prevent health problems.
Workplace occupational health is important because it can help to prevent injuries, illnesses, and deaths in the workplace. It can also help to improve the productivity and morale of workers.
The benefits of workplace occupational health include:
- Reduced risk of injuries and illnesses. Workplace occupational health programs can help to reduce the risk of injuries and illnesses by identifying and controlling hazards in the workplace.
- Improved productivity. Workers who are healthy and safe are more likely to be productive.
- Improved morale. Workers who feel safe and healthy are more likely to be satisfied with their jobs.
There are a number of things you can do to improve workplace occupational health in your workplace, including:
- Implement a workplace health and safety policy. A workplace health and safety policy outlines the employer's commitment to providing a safe and healthy workplace.
- Provide training to workers on workplace health and safety. Workers should be trained on the hazards in their workplace and how to prevent injuries and illnesses.
- Conduct regular workplace inspections. Regular workplace inspections can help to identify and control hazards in the workplace.
- Provide workers with access to health care. Workers should have access to health care if they are injured or become ill at work.
The risks of workplace occupational health include:
- Injuries can range from minor cuts and bruises to serious injuries, such as amputations and spinal cord injuries.
- Illnesses can range from minor illnesses, such as colds and flu, to serious illnesses, such as cancer and lung disease.
- In some cases, workplace injuries and illnesses can lead to death.
If you are concerned about your workplace health and safety, contact Zali Health for your workplace health and safety professional.
