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Meet your Factories Act 1948 medical examination compliance requirements with Health Checkups for Factory Workers delivered across India. UNO.Care simplifies compliance through digital operations, NABL labs, faster reporting, and end-to-end coordination.
If your OHC doctor is absent — UNO.Care ensures a verified backup is at your facility.
One platform. End-to-end ownership. 100% Digital
Pre-employment, periodic and exit checkups. Manufacturing health panels included. NABL certified labs across India.
Occupational physicians trained in Physical Assessments. Tele-OPD and emergency response available 24×7.
Occupational physicians trained in Physical Assessments. 95% Attendance Rates.
First Aid, Pain Medications, always stocked in OHC and delivery ready to the workers.
NABL-only labs for Blood profiling (CBC, lipid), Organ function (LFT/KFT), Urine analysis.
Rapid-response ambulance with chemical decontamination equipment. Coordinated with nearest NABL hospital network.
Yes. Many factories must conduct Health Checkups for Factory Workers as part of Factories Act 1948 medical examination compliance, especially where employees are exposed to occupational hazards.
An Occupational Health Center provides emergency medical treatment to the workforce while providing emergency response and compliance support to the employer. A factory that is compliant with all relevant regulations is required by law to provide Occupational Health Services with a qualified medical professional (physician or medical nurse) in the factory.
Health Checkup for Factory Workers includes a variety of blood and urine tests, vision, hearing, lung function, electrocardiogram (ECG), X-ray and other hazard specific tests related to exposure at the workplace.
Failure to comply with the Factories Act 1948 will result in penalties, legal action, audit observations and increases in the number of injuries or ill workers within the workplace.
The frequency depends on the industry, workplace hazards, and applicable regulations. Annual or hazard-specific periodic examinations are commonly required to maintain compliance and worker safety.
Backup medical professionals, centralized staffing, and PAN-India operational support enable UNO.Care to provide consistent Occupational Health Services without interruptions.
Many factories are required to do Health Checkups for Factory Workers as part of their medical examination compliance under the Factories Act 1948, primarily where their employees are exposed to workplace hazards.
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