Occupational Health Care

Occupational health care focuses on the health and safety of workers in relation to their jobs. It encompasses preventing work-related injuries and illnesses, promoting worker well-being, and ensuring a safe and healthy work environment. This field addresses the interplay between work and health, aiming to minimize risks and enhance overall worker well-being.

Prevention

Occupational health programs emphasize preventing work-related injuries and illness through Hazard identification, Risk assessment and implemntation of control measures.

Health Surveillance

Regular Health Check-ups and monitoring help identify potential health issues early and track trends in worker health.

Ergonomics

Assessing and modifying workstations and work processes and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders and othe rergonomic-related injuries.

Promoting a Healthy Work Environment

This includes addressing factors like workplace stress, mental health and creating a positive and supportive work culture.

Training & Education

Providing workers with the knowledge and skills to work safely and responsibly, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

First Aid & Emergency Responce

Ensuring that workplaces have adequate first aid facilities and trained personel to respond to emegencies.

Compliance with Regulations :

Adhering to releveant occupational health and safety laws and regulations.