Medical examination for workers with special working conditions
The medical examination for workers with special working conditions is a type of examination conducted by an occupational medicine specialist to assess the health status of workers who work in specific conditions that could affect their health. These conditions may include exposure to chemicals, high noise levels, vibrations, working in high temperatures, or other similar circumstances that pose potential health risks to the worker. The aim of the medical examination is to assess the health status of workers and determine whether they are susceptible to specific health risks in the workplace and how those risks can be minimized. The medical examination for workers with special working conditions is often required to ensure that workers can safely and effectively perform their job tasks, and to protect workers from health risks associated with their jobs.
WHAT DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO PREPARE?
The following are required:
- Extract from the family doctor's file
- Personal identification card
HOW IS TESTING CONDUCTED?
As part of the testing, the following procedures will be carried out:
- Blood sampling and analysis
- Measurement of height and weight
- EKG
- Vision examination with an orthorater
- Hearing examination with an audiometer
- NASA balance test
- Psychotest (if necessary)
- Examination by an occupational medicine specialist
