Specialist Medicals

Our occupational health services include specialised medical assessments tailored to meet the specific needs of various occupations. These specialised medicals ensure that employees are healthy, safe, and compliant with industry regulations.

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Key Specialised Medicals

1. Asbestos Medicals

• Purpose: Monitor the health of workers exposed to asbestos, a hazardous material linked to serious respiratory conditions.

• Components:

  • Medical History Review: Detailed examination of exposure history and any symptoms related to asbestos exposure.

  • Respiratory Function Tests: Spirometry to assess lung capacity and detect any impairments.

  • Chest X-rays: Imaging to identify any asbestos-related lung abnormalities, such as asbestosis or mesothelioma.

  • Periodic Monitoring: Regular follow-ups to track any changes in lung health over time.

Benefits: Early detection and management of asbestos-related conditions, ensuring employee safety and health.

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2. COSHH Medicals

• Purpose: Ensure the safety and health of workers handling hazardous substances as per the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations.

• Components:

  • Medical History Review: Detailed assessment of exposure to hazardous substances.

  • Physical Examination: General health check focusing on any symptoms related to chemical exposure.

  • Biological Monitoring: Testing for specific biomarkers to assess internal exposure to hazardous substances.

  • Lung Function Tests: Spirometry to detect any respiratory issues caused by chemical exposure.

  • Skin Examinations: Monitoring for dermatitis or other skin conditions caused by chemical exposure.

Benefits: Prevents occupational illnesses by ensuring early detection and control of health risks associated with hazardous substances.

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3. Ionising Radiation Medicals

• Purpose: Monitor the health of workers exposed to ionising radiation, which can pose serious health risks if not properly managed.

• Components:

  • Medical History Review: Comprehensive assessment of radiation exposure history and any related health issues.

  • Physical Examination: General health check focusing on symptoms of radiation exposure.

  • Blood Tests: Monitoring for changes in blood cell counts that may indicate radiation effects.

  • Radiation Dose Monitoring: Review of personal dosimetry records to assess cumulative exposure levels.

  • Regular Monitoring: Periodic health checks to detect any long-term effects of radiation exposure.

Benefits: Protects workers from the harmful effects of radiation by ensuring early detection and intervention.

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4. Emigration & Immigration Medicals

• Purpose: Provide health assessments required for visa applications, ensuring individuals meet the health standards of the destination country.

• Components:

  • Medical History Review: Comprehensive review of past and present health conditions.

  • Physical Examination: General health check to assess fitness for travel and immigration.

  • Vaccination Review: Ensuring up-to-date immunisations as required by the destination country.

  • Laboratory Tests: Blood tests, tuberculosis screening, and other required tests to meet immigration health criteria.

  • Health Certification: Issuance of medical certificates and documentation required for visa applications.

Benefits: Facilitates the immigration process by ensuring applicants meet the health requirements of their new country, promoting public health and safety.

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Conclusion

Specialised occupational health medicals are essential for ensuring the health and safety of employees exposed to specific occupational hazards. By providing tailored assessments such as asbestos medicals, COSHH medicals, ionising radiation medicals, and emigration & immigration medicals, employers can protect their workforce, comply with regulatory standards, and promote overall well-being.