An Occupational health services for industrial workforces.
Occupational health services help employers manage employee health by providing a clear understanding of workforce fitness, occupational exposure and the risks associated with the work people perform. Employers need to know that employees are medically suited to their roles, that appropriate monitoring is in place and that occupational health records are available when required.
IHSS provides these services for South African businesses operating in high-risk and safety-critical environments. With more than two decades of experience, we support employers across regulated industrial sectors, including mining and manufacturing.
Occupational health linked to the job.
Medical requirements should be based on the employee’s role, physical demands and possible workplace exposure. A driver, machine operator and employee exposed to dust or noise may each require a different combination of occupational medical services.
We offer:
- Pre-employment, periodic and exit medicals
- Fitness-for-duty and return-to-work assessments
- Audiometric and lung function testing
- Vision screening and occupational chest X-rays
- Biological monitoring and workplace vaccinations
- Mobile and on-site workforce screening
By matching screening to the work being performed, employers can identify health concerns early, support appropriate job placement and maintain the documentation needed for occupational health management.
Our occupational health services.
Our services support different aspects of workforce health, screening and ongoing occupational health management:
Services delivered around your operation.
We operate permanent facilities in Mpumalanga and Gauteng, supported by mobile units that deliver occupational health services at workplaces across South Africa. Mobile screening can reduce employee travel and help businesses coordinate medicals around shifts and production schedules.
As a black black women owned and managed Level 1 B-BBEE contributor, IHSS combines national delivery capacity with an understanding of the occupational health demands facing South African industrial workforces.