Medical SurveIllance And Onsite Health Screening

Legal Requirements for Chemical Hazard Monitoring

• Employers must provide medical surveillance for workers exposed to hazardous chemicals exceeding permissible exposure limits (PEL).
• Specific industries and roles subject to chemical hazard monitoring (e.g., manufacturing, oil & gas, agriculture).

Services We Offer in Medical Surveillance

• Baseline Health Assessments: Prior to starting work in high-exposure areas.
• Periodic Health Examinations: Routine monitoring of workers’ health, including:
  • Lung function tests (spirometry).
  • Blood and urine tests to detect chemical exposure.
  • Audiometry and vision screening.
• Biological Monitoring: Measurement of chemical substances or their metabolites in biological specimens.
• Occupational Health Reports: Detailed reports submitted to regulatory bodies, outlining the health status of employees.