Occupational health monitoring refers to the occupational health examination and the management of occupational health monitoring files before, during, and after workers leave their jobs and in case of emergency.
1, the contents and procedures of occupational health monitoring.
The content of occupational health supervision includes the detection of occupational disease hazards, health assessment, diagnosis and treatment of occupational diseases. Occupational health monitoring procedures include initial inspection, re-inspection and dynamic monitoring of three stages. The initial examination refers to the occupational health examination conducted when the new employees enter the post, and the re-examination refers to the occupational health examination conducted regularly for the employees who have been engaged in the specific occupation for a period of time.
2, the implementation and management of occupational health monitoring.
Occupational health supervision should be implemented by the enterprise in accordance with relevant state laws and regulations, the establishment of specialized occupational health supervision institutions, equipped with professional medical and technical personnel and equipment, the formulation of a comprehensive occupational health supervision program and operating procedures, and regular assessment and inspection of occupational health supervision work to ensure the effective implementation and management of occupational health supervision work.
3. The purpose and significance of occupational health monitoring.
The main purpose of occupational health monitoring is to discover and control the hazardous factors of occupational diseases, prevent the occurrence and development of occupational diseases, and protect the physical health of people engaged in specific occupations. Occupational health monitoring can help companies understand the health status of employees engaged in specific occupations, take timely and effective protective measures, and improve the health level and working ability of employees.
New changes and trends in occupational health monitoring:
1, expanding the scope of application of occupational health monitoring.
In addition to some high-risk occupations, such as miners, metallurgists, iron and steel workers, welders, etc., occupational health monitoring has also been gradually expanding to some emerging industries and new types of occupations, such as computers, biotechnology, and cybersecurity, as well as some office occupations, such as those who spend long hours using computers, etc., to help prevent occupational diseases.
2. Improving the occupational health monitoring system.
Occupational health guardianship not only needs to focus on the management of occupational diseases, but should also focus on the maintenance and promotion of occupational health. Therefore, occupational health supervision will pay more attention to the concept of people-oriented, prevention-oriented, strengthen the management and monitoring of occupational health, and improve the occupational health supervision system.
3, the introduction of new technologies to improve the effectiveness of monitoring.
With the continuous development of medical technology, the application of new technologies will greatly improve the effect of occupational health monitoring. Such as telemedicine technology, biochip technology, virtual reality technology, etc., will be widely used in the field of occupational health monitoring to improve the efficiency and accuracy of occupational health monitoring.