Australia-Wide Occupational Health, Health Surveillance & Workforce Medical Programs
Employees Health supports employers with nationally coordinated health surveillance, occupational medicals, audiometry, respiratory testing, skin cancer checks and exposure-specific monitoring programs delivered onsite by qualified clinical teams.
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Keep Your Workplace Compliant Without Disrupting Operations
We deliver end-to-end health surveillance programs directly at your workplace, reducing downtime while supporting compliance with Australian WHS requirements.
Our medical team specialises in occupational exposure assessment and ensures your business meets all requirements under Safe Work Australia guidelines and relevant state regulations.
30+ years of medical and OH&S experience, working across all states in Australia.
Whether you require health monitoring, corporate medical programs or mental health initiatives, our team at Employees Health understand the legal and regulatory frameworks for compliance.
Our doctors have a wealth of experience in the aviation, mining, recycling, engineering, motor, turf and green-keeping, agriculture and construction industries plus many more.
Make your employees health and wellbeing a priority.
What we do
We provide fully managed on-site medical assessments and surveillance programs including:
Health Surveillance
Corporate and Executive Health
Skin Cancer Screening
Audiometric Testing
Hazardous Substances We Monitor
We provide health surveillance for workers with hazardous substance exposures including:
Metals
Arsenic (inorganic) • Cadmium • Chromium (inorganic) • Lead (inorganic) • Mercury (inorganic) • Thallium
Dusts and Industrial Exposures
Crystalline silica • Asbestos • Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) • Welding fume exposure risks
Solvents and Chemicals
Acrylonitrile • Benzene • Vinyl chloride • Creosote • MOCA (4,4’-Methylene bis(2-chloroaniline)) •Organophosphate pesticides • PCP (Pentachlorophenol)
Why Health Surveillance Is Legally Required
Under Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations (Schedule 14), employers must provide health monitoring for workers exposed to hazardous chemicals and substances.
Health surveillance program is required where exposure risks include:
- Toxic chemicals
- Dusts and fumes
- Carcinogenic substances
- Biological agents
- Industrial solvents and metals
Failure to comply may result in:
- Regulatory penalties
- Increased liability exposure
- Missed early detection of occupational disease
Occupational Health Monitoring for Australian Workplaces
Occupational health monitoring helps employers identify and manage potential health risks associated with workplace exposures. Monitoring may be appropriate in industries such as mining, construction, manufacturing, transport, infrastructure, and energy, where workers may be exposed to hazards that can affect long-term health.
Effective occupational health monitoring should form part of a broader workplace safety strategy that includes risk assessment, hazard control, employee education, and ongoing health surveillance where required.
Why Employers Choose Employees Health
Nationwide on-site service
Monitor health risks and problems anywhere in Australia, from capital cities to regional and remote sites.
Early Detection
Detect health risks and problems at an early stage to better control and prevent the development of illnesses.
Qualified team
Partner with our qualified occupational health doctors and nurses
Legal Compliance
We support employer WHS obligations through occupational health monitoring and reporting.
Convenient
We come to you! Convenient and professional onsite medical teams and services at your doorstep.
Tailored to your needs
We offer tailored monitoring programs for your team.
How Our Process Works
1. Request a Quote
Tell us your site location and workforce requirements.
2. We Design Your Program
We match testing to your specific exposures and compliance needs.
3. On-Site Medical Deployment
Our medical team attends your workplace anywhere in Australia.
4. Reporting & Compliance
You receive clear medical reports for WHS compliance and record keeping.
ON-SITE MEDICAL ASSESSMENTS ACROSS AUSTRALIA
For organisations with remote, regional, or large-scale workforces, on-site medical assessments can help reduce operational disruption while improving access to required health monitoring services.
Depending on workplace requirements, on-site services may include:
- Asbestos Health surveillance medicals
- Respiratory function testing
- Audiometry
- Skin cancer screening
- Periodic health monitoring
The assessments required will depend on the workplace hazards, role requirements, and applicable regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Anywhere in Australia. Our teams come onsite to your workplace, whether it’s in a capital city, a regional town or a remote site, and workers can also be seen at our clinics. That means a single site or a national, multi-site workforce can be covered by one coordinated program.
Health surveillance, also called health monitoring, is a program of medical checks for workers exposed to workplace hazards such as silica, asbestos, lead, isocyanates or noise. It helps identify early changes in a worker’s health so exposure can be reviewed, and it supports employers to meet their workplace health and safety obligations.
Under workplace health and safety laws, employers must provide health monitoring for workers with ongoing exposure to certain hazardous chemicals, such as silica, asbestos, lead and isocyanates, where there is a significant risk to their health. Our doctors can help you work out which roles need it and how often.
It depends on the exposure. Assessments can include a work and medical history, a health questionnaire, a physical check, a lung function test (spirometry), a hearing test, chest imaging or blood tests, all reviewed by a doctor and compared with earlier results.
Yes. We carry out assessments onsite, including lung function testing, audiometry and skin cancer checks, and we coordinate mobile X-ray where it’s needed. This keeps time away from work to a minimum.
Construction, mining and quarrying, tunnelling and infrastructure, manufacturing, automotive repair and spray painting, powder coating, foundries and smelting, agriculture and aviation commonly need health surveillance, along with any other workplace where workers are exposed to hazardous substances or noise.
Each worker receives their own results. The employer receives a health monitoring report with the outcome and any recommendations, while individual medical information is kept confidential.
Employees Health is doctor-led. Our programs are overseen by Chief Medical Officer Dr Mike Shenouda, and we have 30 years of experience in occupational, corporate and executive health.
Call 1300 880 804, email medicals@employeeshealth.com.au or send us an enquiry through our contact page. Let us know your workforce size, locations and the hazards involved, and we’ll put together a program to suit.