Employees exposed to hazardous chemicals are required by Worksafe to be enrolled in a Health Surveillance or Health Monitoring Program every one to two years. Health monitoring is legally required for a workplace that uses hazardous substances. Employees Health provides hazardous substance screening for a range of toxic substances including:
With years experience in health monitoring and health surveillance across industries, our medical practitioners are experts in all types of exposure and chemicals. They will select the correct pathology and medical tests and assessments to ensure your organisation meets legislative and Worksafe requirements.
Employees Health provides health monitoring programs across all states in Australia including NSW, Victoria, ACT, WA, Queensland and New Zealand.
In industries where employees may be exposed to noise or vibration, ionising radiation, solvents, fumes, dusts, biological agents and other substances hazardous to health When there are workplace hazards with predictable risk, employers are required by law to establish a health risk management program An important part of this program is health monitoring. Employees Health also provides information to your organisation if control measures are not effective or if a worker’s health is being affected by exposure to hazardous chemicals, so that action can be taken. (Safework Australia Act , schedule 14)
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These medical tests help detect health problems at an early stage which prevents employees from developing serious illnesses. Health monitoring also provides data to better evaluate workplace health risks.
To better understand the risks and requirements for health surveillance for your organisation, contact our friendly team.
These medical tests help detect health problems at an early stage which prevents employees from developing serious illnesses. Health monitoring also provides data to better evaluate workplace health risks..
To better understand the risks and requirements for health surveillance for your organisation contact our friendly team