Corporate Health Services
Supporting employee health and workplace safety in Singapore
An occupational doctor specialises in preventing, diagnosing, and managing health issues related to the workplace, helping to support employee health and ensure safety at work.
By identifying potential risks, implementing preventive strategies, and advising employers on compliance with the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Act, occupational doctors help maintain a healthy and productive workforce to support your business goals.
In Singapore, occupational doctors serve as Designated Workplace Doctors (DWDs), certified by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) to help employers comply with WSH regulations.
They focus on both prevention and treatment of work-related health issues to ensure the safety and well-being of workers.
Key responsibilities in maintaining workplace health and safety
Perform regular health assessments, including pre-employment screenings and fitness-for-work evaluations. These may include physical examinations, vision and hearing tests, and evaluations for specific conditions in line with industry requirements.
Diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses arising from work-related activities, such as musculoskeletal disorders, respiratory conditions like asthma, and other occupational hazards.
Assess work environments to identify health risks and provide guidance on improving ergonomics, reducing exposure to hazardous substances, and implementing necessary safety measures.
Help employers adhere to WSH regulations by conducting health surveillance programmes, advising on risk management, and certifying workers' fitness for their roles.
Clear advantages for both employers and employees
Comprehensive services tailored to various industries in Singapore
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