Hazard mapping
We walk the floor with your EHS team and document exposure by job role, not by department label.
Compliance
Occupational Health Services
A full occupational health programme designed around your actual hazard profile — hazard mapping, surveillance design, factory medical officer support and the documentation that stands up in an inspection.
20+
Industries with designed protocols
0
Open findings, last four audits
15 yrs
Average physician experience
Who this is for
Plants with notified hazardous processes
Groups pursuing ISO 45001 certification
Sites facing SEDEX, SMETA or customer audits
Multi-plant groups standardising across locations
How it runs
From scope tosigned certificate
The sequence below is what your team will actually experience, with a named coordinator accountable at every step.
Surveillance design
Each exposure is matched to a test, a frequency and a decision rule, so every examination has a documented reason.
Medical officer support
AFIH-certified physicians attend onsite on a retained schedule or support your existing factory medical officer.
Programme execution
Examinations, camps and reviews run to the agreed calendar with a named coordinator accountable for delivery.
Audit support
We prepare the evidence pack and stand with your team during factory inspections and customer audits.
What is included
Everything in thecontracted scope
No per-seat platform licence, no separate implementation fee. Pricing is per examination, set by protocol and committed annual volume.
Assessment
- Workplace hazard mapping
- Exposure-to-test matrix
- Job-role fitness criteria
Clinical
- AFIH-certified physician support
- Onsite or retained medical officer
- Emergency response protocol review
Surveillance
- Noise, dust and solvent programmes
- Hearing conservation
- Respiratory surveillance
Compliance
- ISO 45001 documentation
- SEDEX evidence pack
- Statutory register design
Corporate enquiry
Ready to simplify corporate employee healthcare?
Share your workforce profile and receive a written proposal within 48 hours — protocol design, plant-wise scope, camp schedule and commercials, reviewed by an occupational physician.