The universe of Occupational Health
What does our Sabentis Occupational Health module offer you? The answer is quite extensive, and we’ll give you all the keys to getting the most out of it. We’ll explain why you need the Occupational Health module in your organization.
Sabentis ‘ Occupational Health module is the essential resource for both managers and employees—within their respective roles—to access all the information and documentation relevant to monitoring and controlling occupational health. This includes various preventative measures such as medical check-ups (both completed and declined), personal protective equipment (PPE) received, used, and returned, and records of work-related and non-work-related illnesses.
The updated Occupational Health module in Sabentis offers a comprehensive catalog of each worker’s requirements, requests, contingencies, restrictions, and more. This provides optimal organization and classification of documentation—an essential task—making it easier and simpler to find and obtain results.
What is occupational health?
According to the World Health Organization ( WHO ), occupational health is a multidisciplinary activity that monitors and implements preventive measures to protect the health of all workers. This includes illnesses, accidents, and all factors that could endanger the life, health, or safety of individuals in their respective workplaces. A good starting point is understanding how to make appropriate decisions regarding occupational health and safety.
Transfer of Occupational Health to Online OSH Platform
The answer is both simple and complex. It stems from identifying a need and figuring out how to deliver the solution, achieving the most optimal and powerful development to maximize the work of occupational health and safety (OHS) managers and technicians within the company, while simultaneously ensuring that employees have all their information readily available in their personal interface. Therefore, the Sabentis Occupational Health module comprises the following fields. This is what we achieve by having an Occupational Health and Safety tool on our platform.
Fields of the Sabentis Occupational Health module
- Personal data: General and contact information of the worker, as well as the centers and positions to which he/she is associated.
- Certificates of fitness for work: A list of the worker’s certificates of fitness for work is displayed.
- Restrictions/Sensitivities: The worker’s sensitivities/restrictions are selected, including those from the Health Surveillance module.
- Declined examinations/Informed consent: The offer of medical examination to the worker is managed and allows acceptance or refusal by the worker.
- Worker risks: Provides an informative list of hazards and risks to which the worker is exposed.
- Worker instructions: Make a list of the instructions defined in the corrective measures that affect the worker.
- Worker’s PPE: Shows the personal protective equipment that corresponds to the worker, as well as the deliveries that have been made to him.
- Work contingencies: Generates an informative list with records of work accidents and occupational diseases of the worker.
- Common contingencies: An informative list is shown with records of non-work-related accidents and common illnesses of the worker.
- Incapacity periods: Displays an informative list with all the worker’s incapacity periods resulting from occupational contingencies.
- Health Surveillance (HS) Document Repository: Creates a list of documents related to worker health surveillance.
- Diagnoses: Displays the worker’s medical history, including the history of diagnoses.
- Laboratory tests: Extracts a list of records and results of the analyses that have been done on the worker.
- Background: Displays an informative list with the worker’s work history.
- Medical visits: Show a list of records of the medical visits that have been made to the worker.
- Medical examinations: List of records of the medical examinations that have been performed on the worker.
- Surveillance Programs: Lists the health surveillance programs in which the worker participates.
