Mobile medicals. To the hardest sites.
A fully equipped mobile occupational health unit takes the complete medical to sites that have no clinical facility of their own: mines, plants, depots and operations far from the nearest town.
Nine provinces, one record
Fixed sites, mobile units and a national provider network, all reporting into the same clinical platform.
Johannesburg
Durban
Gqeberha
Cape Town
What the unit carries
The mobile unit is equipped to run a complete occupational health medical without relying on anything at the site: audiometric testing, vision screening, lung function, biometrics and full consumables, with an Occupational Health Nurse and Occupational Medical Practitioner sign-off.
Everything captured on the unit lands on the same clinical record as an onsite or network medical, so a workforce split across several sites still produces one consolidated compliance position.
Where the mobile unit earns its place
Mobile delivery is not simply a convenience. For several operating patterns it is the only way to keep a workforce compliant.
Remote operations
Sites where the nearest clinic is hours away and sending people off site costs a shift each.
Shift and cycle work
Crews on rotation can be seen in their own window rather than losing rest days to travel.
Surge volumes
Annual surveillance cycles and large intakes handled in a concentrated block on site.
National reach
A nationwide network of clinical staff, specialists and stock hubs behind every deployment.
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Tell us about your workforce.
Send us the shape of your operation: headcount, sites, sectors and what you have in place today. We will come back with what compliant, integrated occupational health would look like, and what it would cost.