Pre-Employment and Periodic medical examinations are conducted to assess the health status of employees working or to be employed in onshore and offshore settings and to determine their medical fitness for the relevant working conditions. The scope of the examinations is determined according to the employee’s position, working conditions, and occupational risks to which they may be exposed. Where necessary, laboratory tests, instrumental examinations, and specialist consultations are performed. Regular medical monitoring enables the early detection of health problems and the timely implementation of preventive measures.

Medical examinations are conducted, taking STCW requirements into account, to assess seafarers’ health status and medical fitness for service at sea. During the examinations, the seafarer’s physical condition, vision and hearing abilities, as well as other health factors that may affect the safe performance of their duties, are assessed. Based on the examination results, a medical opinion is prepared in accordance with the applicable requirements.

Examinations are conducted for employees working in offshore areas of the oil and gas industry, taking into account OEUK (formerly OGUK) medical assessment requirements. During the assessment, the employee’s general health status, existing diseases, and factors that may affect their work at sea, as well as in remote and special working conditions, are considered. The purpose of the examinations is to assess the employee’s medical fitness for the relevant working conditions and identify potential health risks.

Return-to-Work examinations are conducted to assess the health status of employees returning to work after illness, injury, or prolonged incapacity for work. During the examination, the employee’s health status, recovery process, and ability to perform their previous duties are taken into account. Where necessary, additional examinations and specialist consultations may be recommended. This approach supports a safe return to work and helps reduce health-related risks.

Health monitoring programs are organized for employees exposed to noise, dust, chemicals, vibration, and other occupational risks in the workplace. The programs are planned based on the assessment of working conditions and risks and include the regular monitoring of employees’ health indicators and the early detection of possible occupational health changes. Based on the results, support is provided in determining preventive measures and conducting additional examinations where necessary.

The health status of drivers, special equipment operators, and other professionals bearing high safety responsibility is assessed according to their work duties. During the examinations, vision and hearing abilities, physical condition, attention, and health factors that may affect work performance are taken into account. The scope of the examinations is determined according to the requirements of the specific profession and existing risks. This service is aimed at assessing employees’ medical fitness for work and supporting safety in the workplace.

Medical examinations and health monitoring are carried out to assess the health status of employees working in the food industry and catering sectors and to support the protection of food safety. The scope of the examinations is determined according to the employees’ duties, applicable sanitary and hygiene requirements, and working conditions. Laboratory examinations and additional diagnostic procedures are carried out when necessary. Regular health monitoring helps ensure that employees working with food meet the relevant health requirements and that potential risks are identified in a timely manner.

Pre-shift and pre-trip medical examinations are carried out on enterprise premises to assess employees’ health status before they start work or a trip. During the examinations, health problems that may affect work activities and the employee’s ability to work safely are considered. This service particularly supports the maintenance of safety in the activities of drivers and individuals operating vehicles and special equipment.

The health status of drivers, operators and other professionals in high-risk occupations is assessed daily. During the assessment, the employee’s general condition, symptoms that may affect work capacity, and circumstances that may prevent safe performance are taken into account. This approach helps identify potential health-related risks in a timely manner, prevent occupational accidents, and support a safe working environment at the enterprise.

When necessary, appropriate tests are conducted to detect the use of alcohol and narcotic substances as part of assessing employees’ condition before they start work or a trip. The tests are carried out taking into account the enterprise’s internal procedures and applicable requirements. These measures help protect occupational safety, reduce risks, and support the safe performance of work requiring a high level of responsibility.

Based on the results of the medical examinations conducted, the employee’s health status and medical suitability for the work to be performed are assessed. The assessment takes into account the characteristics of the position, working conditions, and existing occupational risks. In accordance with the relevant procedures, a medical opinion on fitness for work or a trip is prepared and issued. This process serves to protect employees’ health and ensure safe working conditions at the enterprise.

Services for establishing and managing medical stations on the premises are provided, taking into account the operational characteristics of enterprises, working conditions, and the medical needs of employees. The service includes organizing the activities of medical personnel, supplying the necessary medical equipment and supplies, providing employees with first aid, and arranging emergency medical intervention when necessary. Effective management of medical stations increases the accessibility of medical services at the workplace and supports enhanced preparedness for emergencies.

Comprehensive medical examinations are organized and conducted for employees on enterprise premises through mobile medical teams. The purpose of the examinations is to assess employees’ general health status, detect potential health problems at an early stage, and support the implementation of preventive measures. Depending on the needs and working conditions, the examinations may include physician consultations, laboratory analyses, and other diagnostic procedures. The mobile service format makes it easier for employees to undergo medical examinations at their workplace and enables the provision of flexible medical services tailored to the enterprise’s operations.

First aid and emergency medical assistance services are provided to employees in the event of sudden illness, injury and other urgent situations that may occur at enterprises. Within the scope of the service, the victim’s condition is initially assessed, appropriate medical assistance is provided and, when necessary, referral to a specialised medical facility is arranged. The organisation of medical assistance is carried out taking into account the enterprise’s operational characteristics, working conditions and existing risks. These services enable timely intervention in health-related emergencies and support safety in the workplace.

Medical services on ships are organised to protect the health of personnel working in maritime transport and meet their medical needs during voyages. The services include organising the activities of the ship doctor and other medical personnel, monitoring the health status of crew members, assessing their medical needs and providing medical assistance when necessary. In the event of sudden illness, injury and other urgent situations on board, first aid and emergency medical assistance are organised, and, when necessary, coordination with medical facilities ashore is ensured. This approach helps strengthen medical safety in maritime conditions and protect the health of crew members throughout the voyage.