Health surveillance is a legal and operational necessity in a wide range of industries where employees are exposed to occupational hazards such as noise, vibration, chemicals, dust, fumes, and other workplace risks. It plays a critical role in monitoring the early signs of work-related ill health and ensuring compliance with HSE regulations, particularly in sectors where exposure to harmful agents is frequent or unavoidable.

We provide health surveillance for professionals across construction, manufacturing, engineering, logistics, warehousing, transportation, and automotive repair. Specific roles include machine operators, plasterers, joiners, bricklayers, fabricators, forklift drivers, maintenance engineers, painters, metalworkers, groundworkers, vehicle technicians, and more. These jobs often involve high-risk exposure to vibration (HAVS), noise (hearing damage), airborne particulates (lung function impairment), and sensitising agents (skin conditions or asthma).

Regular occupational health checks such as audiometry, spirometry, HAVS assessments, skin surveillance, and vision screening are essential to detect early changes and prevent long-term illness or disability. By implementing a structured surveillance program, employers not only protect their workforce but also demonstrate commitment to workplace safety, reduce absenteeism, and maintain full compliance with statutory health and safety requirements.

If your business operates in any of these fields, health surveillance is not optional—it’s a regulatory obligation. We help you manage that responsibility efficiently with industry-specific health monitoring tailored to your workforce.