In fast-paced industrial environments, safety heads carry a heavy load. Beyond ensuring production runs smoothly, they’re also expected to safeguard the health and wellbeing of every employee on site. But managing Occupational Health Centres (OHCs) often becomes a complex, time-consuming task — pulling attention away from core operations.

Here’s a look at the real challenges safety leaders face every day, and why a smarter approach is long overdue.

• Dealing with Multiple Vendors
  Coordinating with multiple vendors leads to inefficiencies and inconsistency in service quality.
  
• No Guaranteed Quality
  Despite significant effort, there’s no assurance of consistent medical service standards.
  
• High Attrition of Medical Staff
  Frequent turnover of doctors and nurses disrupts operations and increases hiring efforts.
  
• Lack of Vendor Understanding
  Service providers often fail to align with company expectations and compliance needs.
  
• Need for a Training & Experience Center
  Upskilling manpower to reduce workplace injuries and accidents is a critical but neglected area.
  
• Outdated Data Management
  Health records are still maintained on paper, making tracking and compliance cumbersome.
  
• Need to Focus on Core Manufacturing
  Managing OHC operations distracts from the primary goal of production efficiency.

A Smarter Approach with Uno Care

Instead of managing these challenges in silos, forward-thinking companies are choosing Uno Care.

Uno Care provides end-to-end OHC solutions:

• DBOM model (Design, Build, Operate, Manage) for complete peace of mind
  
• Trained, onboarded medical teams across doctors, paramedics, dietitians & counselors
  
• Real-time dashboards with digital medical records, geo-tagged compliance reports
  
• Single partner for staffing, ambulance, equipment & compliance
  
• Health Training & Simulation Centers to continuously upskill frontline teams
  

By partnering with Uno Care, safety heads can eliminate inefficiencies, improve health outcomes, and focus on what matters most: running a safe, compliant, and high-performing operation.