Occupational Health Clinic
Welcome to our Occupational Health Clinic, where we are dedicated to promoting workplace safety and employee well-being. Our comprehensive services are designed to support both employers and employees in maintaining a healthy, productive work environment.
Occupational Health Experts: "Keeping your workforce safe and healthy
- An occupational health physical, also known as a pre-employment or work-related physical examination, is designed to evaluate whether an individual is medically and physically capable of performing the essential functions of a specific job safely and effectively. These examinations are often tailored to the specific demands of the job and may include a variety of assessments and tests. Here’s a detailed description of what an occupational health physical might entail:
- Vision tests to ensure the individual meets the visual requirements of the job, which might include color vision, depth perception, and peripheral vision.
- Hearing tests to ensure the individual can hear adequately, especially in environments where hearing is critical for safety.
- Evaluation of the individual’s muscle strength, flexibility, and joint function. This is particularly important for jobs requiring physical labor or repetitive movements.
- Assessment of heart health, which may include an EKG, especially for jobs that are physically demanding or involve high levels of stress.
- Lung function tests, such as spirometry, to assess the individual’s respiratory capacity and identify any potential issues that could be exacerbated by job conditions.
- Depending on the job, these may include blood tests, urinalysis, or drug screening to check for underlying health issues or substance use that might affect job performance.
- Tests to determine an individual’s ability to perform specific tasks related to the job, such as lifting, carrying, or standing for extended periods.
- Verification of required immunizations and an assessment of health risks based on the workplace environment, such as exposure to hazardous materials.
- An assessment to ensure that the individual can work safely within the physical environment of the workplace, often involving recommendations for ergonomic adjustments.
- Commercial Driver’s physical, also known as a DOT physical, is a medical examination required by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to ensure commercial vehicle drivers are physically fit to operate their vehicles safely. This exam verifies a driver’s health status and ability to handle the demands of driving large vehicles.
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