Occupational Health Medicals Australia
Occupational health medicals are fitness-for-work assessments used to monitor worker health, manage workplace risks, and support compliance with occupational health and safety requirements.
Djinda Health provides occupational health medicals arranged Australia-wide, with bookings coordinated to meet employer and project requirements.
What are Occupational Health Medicals?
Occupational health medicals are structured assessments used to evaluate and monitor a worker’s health in relation to their job role and workplace risks.
These assessments may be conducted before employment, during employment, or at regular intervals depending on industry requirements.
What Do Occupational Health Medicals Include?
Occupational health medicals include a medical history review, physical examination, and risk-based testing aligned to workplace exposures and job requirements.
Depending on the role and industry, assessments may include:
Medical history review
Physical examination
Audiometry (hearing test)
Spirometry (lung function test)
Drug and alcohol testing
Vision testing
Musculoskeletal assessment
Functional capacity testing
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How Occupational Health Medicals Work
Occupational health medicals follow a structured process to assess and monitor worker health.
Step 1: Booking
Assessments are scheduled based on employer requirements and workplace risk profiles.
Step 2: Medical Assessment
A clinician reviews medical history and performs a physical examination.
Step 3: Risk-Based Testing
Testing is completed based on job role and workplace exposures.
Step 4: Medical Outcome
A report is provided to the employer outlining fitness for work and any recommendations.
Who Needs Occupational Health Medicals?
Occupational health medicals are widely used across Australia’s mining, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, and transport sectors.
These assessments are required for workers exposed to:
Noise
Dust and airborne contaminants
Hazardous substances
Physically demanding work
Safety-critical roles
Occupational Health Medical vs Pre-Employment Medical
An occupational health medical is used to monitor worker health over time, while a pre-employment medical is typically conducted before starting a specific role.
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Occupational Health Medical vs Safer Together Medical
Occupational health medicals are tailored to workplace risks and ongoing monitoring, while a Safer Together Medical (STM) is a standardised assessment used across multiple employers and sites.
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Why Use Occupational Health Medicals?
Occupational health medicals are used to monitor workforce health, reduce risk, and support compliance with workplace safety requirements.
They help employers:
Monitor health in relation to workplace exposures
Identify potential health risks early
Support compliance with occupational health regulations
Improve workplace safety outcomes
Occupational Health Medicals Australia-Wide
Djinda Health provides occupational health medicals for businesses and individuals across Australia.
Occupational health medicals can be arranged nationally through Djinda Health, with bookings coordinated via our Riverton clinic to meet employer, project, and site requirements.
Appointments can be arranged for:
Individual workers requiring health monitoring
Businesses with workforce medical requirements
Ongoing compliance and periodic assessments
We support both individual bookings and company arrangements.
How to Book Occupational Health Medicals
To arrange an occupational health medical:
Arrange workforce bookings for your organisation
FAQs About Occupational Health Medicals
What is an occupational health medical?
An occupational health medical is a health assessment used to monitor a worker’s health in relation to their job and workplace risks.
How often are occupational health medicals required?
Frequency depends on workplace risks, industry standards, and employer requirements.
What tests are included in occupational health medicals?
Tests may include hearing, lung function, drug and alcohol screening, and physical assessments based on job requirements.
Are occupational health medicals mandatory?
Some industries require regular health monitoring to comply with workplace safety regulations.
Do you offer occupational health medicals Australia-wide?
Yes. Djinda Health arranges occupational health medicals across Australia for a wide range of industries and organisations.