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Page 1: The joint international labor organization committee on Occupational health, 1950 defined occupational health as “The highest degree of physical, mental
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The joint international labor organization committee on Occupational health, 1950 defined occupational health as “The highest degree of physical, mental and social well-being of workers in all occupations.”

DEFINITION: DEFINITION:

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GOALSGOALS

• To reduce industrial accidents.

• To prevent occupational hazards/ diseases.

• To achieve maximum human efficiency and machine efficiency.

• To reduce sick absenteeism.

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OBJECTIVES OF OBJECTIVES OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH:OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH:

• To maintain and promote the physical, mental and social well being of the workers.

•   To prevent occupational diseases and injuries.

•   To adapt the work place and work environment to the needs of the workers i.e application of ergonomics principle.

• It should be preventive rather than curative.

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It represents a dynamic equilibrium between the worker and his occupational environment.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

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What is occupational What is occupational health care? health care?

Occupational health care is preventive health care, which is provided on the basis of the Occupational Health Care Act. The objective of occupational health care is a healthy and safe working environment, a well-functioning working community, prevention of work-related diseases as well as the maintenance of employees’ working ability and functional capacity, and promotion of their health.

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Advantages of Advantages of Occupational health careOccupational health care

•Investigates and assesses load factors and hazards and gives expert assistance for eliminating them •Gives information and advice •Estimates employees’ working ability and monitors their health condition •By its knowledge and skills supports action for maintaining working ability in the development of individuals, working environment and working community, in this way also affecting productivity continued

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•Prevents occupational diseases and other work-related illnesses •Prevents premature incapacity for work, reduces pension costs •Reduces absenteeism due to sickness •Can make calculations of the profitability of occupational safety and health and occupational health care in cooperation with workplaces or encourage workplaces to make these themselves.

Advantages of Occupational Advantages of Occupational health care - health care - contcont

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THE UNDERTAKINGS FOR THE THE UNDERTAKINGS FOR THE NEED OF OCCUPATIONAL NEED OF OCCUPATIONAL

HEALTH SERVICES: HEALTH SERVICES:

1. Any undertakings, which employ more than the prescribed number.

2. Public sector undertakings3. Atomic energy unit, explosive

production unit, mining unit, and asbestos production unit etc.,

4. A unit where workers are exposed to health hazards from toxic substances.

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FUNCTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL FUNCTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE - HEALTH SERVICE - CONT..CONT..

1. Pre-employment medical examination.  2. First Aid and emergency service.  3. Supervision of the work environment

for the control of dangerous substances in the work environment.

  4. Special periodic medical examination particularly for the workers in dangerous operations.

  5. Health education for disseminating information on specific hazards and risks in the work environment.

 

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6. Special examination and surveillance of health of women and children 7. Advising the employer or management for improving working conditions, and placement of hazards.8. Monitoring of working environment for assessment and control of hazards.9. Supervision over sanitation, hygiene and canteen facilities.10. Liaison and cooperation with the safety committees

FUNCTION OF HEALTH FUNCTION OF HEALTH SERVICE - SERVICE - CONT..CONT..

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FUNCTION OF HEALTH FUNCTION OF HEALTH SERVICE - SERVICE - CONT..CONT..

10. Liaison and cooperation with the safety committees

11. Maintenance of medical records for medical check-up and follow-up for maintaining health standards and also for evaluation.

12. To carry out other parallel activities such as nutrition programme, family planning, social services recreation etc., Concerning the health and welfare of the workers.

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THE FACTORS FOR EFFECTIVENESS THE FACTORS FOR EFFECTIVENESS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

SERVICES:SERVICES:

1. The nature of industry; small, medium or large and its location.

2. Existing infrastructure of health services.

3. Trained manpower.4. Workers involvement and employers

commitment.5. Surveillance of the working environment

by means of epidemiological studies and testing.

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Components occupational Components occupational health services – health services – CONT..CONT..

• Medical treatment, First aid treatment in emergency.

• Health education, First aid education.• Medical examination• Pre employment examination• Medical treatment, First aid treatment in

emergency.• Health education, First aid education.• Medical examination Pre employment examination Periodic medical examination Special medical examination

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. Health counseling

          . Stress management

          . Mental health

           . And Physical health

. Rehabilitation programme

           . Medical rehabilitation

            . Social rehabilitation

            . Educational rehabilitation

            . Vocational rehabilitation

Components occupational Components occupational health services - health services - CONT.. CONT..

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• Assessment of dusts pollution

• Assessment of noise pollution

• Assessment of vibration

• Assessment heat radiation

• Assessment of radiation

Components occupational Components occupational health services – health services – CONT..CONT..

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Supervision of the working environment

•Hazard identification

•Monitoring

•Evaluation

•Engineering project review

•Control measures

•Development of personal protective devices

Components occupational Components occupational health services – health services – CONT..CONT..

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. Family welfare program

. To take care of employee and dependents. Disaster management. Health records maintenance

Components occupational Components occupational health services – health services – CONT..CONT..

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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY UNITTOXICOLOGY UNIT

• Air Quality Monitoring• Air-borne particulate sampling• Ambient noise measurement and control• Ventilation testing• Lighting evaluation• Thermal stress evaluation• Biological Monitoring of workers exposed

to lead, Manganese, Chromium and Nickel

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OCCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY UNITPHYSIOLOGY UNIT

• Evaluation of occupational work capacity

• Differential Diagnosis of exercise induced cardio-pulmonary stress

• Disability Evaluation

• Evaluation of fitness for highly demanding jobs

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MEDITEL- A Radio Telemetry MEDITEL- A Radio Telemetry (3- Channel) system(3- Channel) system

• Pulse Rate

• Body Temperature

• Energy Expenditure

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PULMONARY PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTSFUNCTION TESTS

• VITALOGRAPH S-MODEL SPIROMETER (Total lung volume, timed lung volume and flow lung volume)

• WHOLE BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPH (residual lung volume, total lung capacity, air-way resistance, static and dynamic compliance)

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OCCUPATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY UNITPSYCHOLOGY UNIT

• Stress Management• Job enrichment• Executive skill development• Organizational development• Safety awareness system development• Absenteeism control• Job satisfaction• Mental health survey• And human relation

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TOXICOLOGY TOXICOLOGY LABORATORY UNITLABORATORY UNIT

• PHOTOELECTRIC COLORIMETER• SPECTROPHOTOMETER• ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETER• PLASMA EMISSION SPECTROMETER• And GAS CHROMOTOGRAPHY

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Work physiology & Work physiology & Ergonomics Unit – Ergonomics Unit – CONT..CONT..

• Development of exercise program• Study of vibration exposure• Categorization of work load• Determination of energy expenditure• And design ergonomics (machinery,

equipment)

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•Evaluation of occupational work capacity

•Ergonomics analysis of work systems

•Work station design

•Development of pre employment job fitness tests

•Job analysis

Work physiology & Work physiology & Ergonomics Unit – Ergonomics Unit – CONT..CONT..

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MORGAN EXERCISE MORGAN EXERCISE TEST SYSTEMTEST SYSTEM

• TEST MONITOR UNIT (E.C.G Monitor, Ventilation Monitor and gas analyser)

• MAGNA 88 MICROCOMPUTER

• And a PRINTER with graphic resolution

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HEAT STRESS EVALUATIONHEAT STRESS EVALUATION

• Sling Psychrometer• Kata Thermometer• Hot Wire Anemometer• WBGT index meter• Dry Bulb thermometer• Wet Bulb thermometer • Globe thermometer• Air velocity• Physiological response to heat• Humidity

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APPLICATION OF HEAT APPLICATION OF HEAT STRESS EVALUATIONSTRESS EVALUATION

• Heat stress index

• Predicted four hour sweat rate

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NOISE LEVEL MEASUREMENTNOISE LEVEL MEASUREMENT

• Sound level meter

• Octave filter sets

• Personnel Noise Dose meter

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ILLUMINATION & RADIATION ILLUMINATION & RADIATION MEASUREMENTMEASUREMENT

• Lux meter

• UV digital meter

• Gamma Radiation Survey Meter

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EVALUATION OF VIBRATIONEVALUATION OF VIBRATION

• Human Response Vibration MeterHuman Response Vibration Meter

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EVALUATION OF ATMOSPHERIC EVALUATION OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTSCONTAMINANTS

• Personal air samplersPersonal air samplers• Drager Multigas DetectorDrager Multigas Detector• Drager PolymeterDrager Polymeter• Drager CMS analyserDrager CMS analyser• Real Time Aerosol MonitorReal Time Aerosol Monitor• Gravimetric Dust SamplerGravimetric Dust Sampler• Hexhlet air samplerHexhlet air sampler

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GLOPAL STRATEGY FOR OCCUPATIONAL GLOPAL STRATEGY FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH –CONT..HEALTH –CONT..

• Strengthening of international and national policies Strengthening of international and national policies for health at work and development of policy toolsfor health at work and development of policy tools

• Developing healthy working environmentDeveloping healthy working environment• Developing healthy work practices and promoting Developing healthy work practices and promoting

health at workhealth at work• Strengthening occupational health servicesStrengthening occupational health services• Establishing support services for occupational healthEstablishing support services for occupational health

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•Developing occupational health standards based on Developing occupational health standards based on scientific risk assessmentscientific risk assessment

•Developing human resources for occupational Developing human resources for occupational healthhealth

•Establishing registration data system and raising Establishing registration data system and raising public awareness through strengthened public public awareness through strengthened public information systeminformation system

•Strengthening researchStrengthening research

•Developing collaboration in occupational health Developing collaboration in occupational health services and organizationservices and organization

GLOPAL STRATEGY FOR OCCUPATIONAL GLOPAL STRATEGY FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HEALTH