From the day a worker joins to their annual statutory examination, we manage medical assessment and documentation so your factory stays compliant and your workforce stays protected.
Baseline medical fitness assessment before a candidate is deployed to a hazardous or physically demanding role, establishing a documented health record from day one.
Statutory yearly (and half-yearly, where prescribed) examinations for workers engaged in dangerous operations, as required under the Factories Act, 1948.
Preparation and maintenance of the statutory Health Register — Form 7 under Rules 18 and 73-V of the Maharashtra Factories Rules, 1963, and the state-prescribed equivalent elsewhere (Form 26/16 Karnataka, Form 20/32 Gujarat, Form 17 Tamil Nadu) — with Certifying Surgeon coordination where the rules require it.
Learn more about Form 7 →Full diagnostic teams and portable equipment brought directly to your factory floor, minimising production downtime and worker travel time.
Hearing assessments for workers exposed to high noise levels, conducted at the frequency prescribed for hazardous processes.
Lung function screening for workers exposed to dust, fumes and airborne particulates in manufacturing and process environments.
Vision screening for roles involving machine operation, welding, fine assembly work or exposure to UV radiation.
Cardiac evaluation for workers in physically demanding, high-temperature or height-related roles.
Blood profile, liver function, blood sugar and other laboratory investigations mapped to specific occupational hazards.
Advisory support to establish and staff an in-house Occupational Health Centre where required by factory size or hazard classification.
Workplace first-aid training for designated staff, supporting your factory's overall safety and emergency-preparedness requirements.
Digital record-keeping, renewal reminders and support in preparing documentation for DISH inspections and audits.
Detailed pages on AFIH doctors, Factory Medical Officer cover, Certifying Surgeon coordination, examination batches and documentation — plus state-wise compliance for every State and UT.
Our lab van carries sample-collection kits, a centrifuge, portable analysers and a shaded outdoor testing station. Blood and urine samples are drawn on site, logged with barcodes, and processed through NABL-partnered laboratories — with reports feeding straight into the statutory Health Register.
Trained phlebotomists set up under the van’s awning. Each worker sits down for a two-minute draw, the tube is barcoded to their Health Register record on the spot, and they’re back on the line before the next shift bell.
ECG, chest X-ray, audiometry and spirometry — the core medical surveillance tests prescribed for hazardous-process workers. Every test is conducted on your premises by trained technicians and reviewed by our occupational-health physicians, with Certifying Surgeon coordination where the applicable State Factories Rules require it.
Cardiac12-lead resting electrocardiogram to screen heart rhythm and ischaemic changes.
RespiratoryPA chest radiograph read by a radiologist, ILO-classified for pneumoconiosis.
HearingPure-tone air-conduction audiometry from 250 Hz to 8 kHz, both ears.
Lung functionForced spirometry measuring FEV1, FVC and the flow-volume loop.
Not every factory needs every test. We assess your processes first, then recommend the examinations and frequency that apply to your workforce.
| Hazard | Recommended Test(s) | Typical Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Noise | Audiometry | Yearly; half-yearly in high-noise areas |
| Dust & particulates | Pulmonary Function Test, Chest evaluation | Yearly; half-yearly in high-dust areas |
| Chemicals / hazardous substances | Skin examination, targeted lab tests | Yearly; half-yearly for direct exposure roles |
| Welding / UV exposure | Vision test, PFT, skin check | Yearly |
| Heat / high temperature | Skin examination, ECG | Yearly |
| Working at heights | Blood pressure, ECG, blood sugar, eye test | Half-yearly |
| Sharp tools / manual handling | Tetanus (TT) vaccination, general checkup | Yearly |
Reference schedule for planning purposes. Final testing protocol is determined by the occupational-health physician (with Certifying Surgeon input where the rules require it) based on your factory's licensed processes and hazard classification.
Every examination batch produces structured, employer-level reporting alongside the statutory registers — so plant leadership, HR and EHS see the health profile of the workforce without handling individual medical records. Reporting is de-identified and delivered securely, subject to applicable privacy and confidentiality requirements; individual findings are shared only with the worker and the occupier's authorised medical function.
We'll review your process list and recommend the right examination plan — free of charge.
