Practice two
Corporate & Industrial Health
We set up Occupational Health Centres inside working plants, sized to your people and your hazards.
Why an OHC
Your nearest hospital is too far away.
When a burn, a fall or a chemical exposure happens on the shop floor, the outcome depends on what is within reach. A well-planned OHC stabilises the emergency, catches occupational illness early and keeps your health records in order.
Factories above certain sizes or in hazardous processes also carry statutory duties for on-site medical provision, under the Factories Act, the OSH Code and state rules. We help you plan for what applies to your site, and we recommend confirming the final requirements with your compliance advisor.
Our process
From hazard survey to first shift.
Assess
Walk the site, map hazards, shifts and headcount, and review your statutory position.
Plan
Set the right size and location, with a clear ambulance route and quick access from the shop floor.
Build
New block, prefabricated unit or fit-out of an existing space, built around your plant’s operations.
Equip
Emergency, diagnostic and pharmacy equipment selected, installed and tested on site.
Commission
Protocols, registers and emergency drills in place, then a clean handover to your team.
Inside an OHC
A small building that does a lot.
Emergency care at one end with direct ambulance access. Routine health checks at the other, so workers can be examined and back on shift without crossing an emergency in progress.
Illustrative plan. Rooms and equipment are set by your workforce, processes and site.
Scale
Three starting points.
Your final specification comes out of the site assessment. These are the usual places to begin.
Compact
First-response room
For smaller units and satellite sites.
- Treatment and first-aid room
- Emergency drugs and oxygen
- Examination area and records
- Referral and transport plan
Standard
Full OHC
For established plants running multiple shifts.
- Emergency room with resuscitation
- Doctor consultation and observation
- Vision, audiometry, spirometry, ECG
- Pharmacy and health records
Campus
Plant medical centre
For large or high-hazard industrial campuses.
- Multi-bed emergency and observation
- Decontamination and burns care
- Laboratory and X-ray
- Ambulance bay and satellite first-aid posts
Who we serve
Built around your hazards.
A foundry needs burns care. A paint shop needs a plan for solvents. A noisy press line needs audiometry that can be trusted. Each centre starts from what could actually happen on your site.
Start a project
Let’s walk your site.
Tell us about your plant, your shifts and your headcount. We will start from there.
Tell us what you need