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Field-tested guidance from our OHC physicians, AFIH specialists, safety auditors and environmental engineers — covering factories, construction sites, infrastructure projects and corporate campuses across India.
Step-by-step guide to setting up an onsite occupational health centre in India — statutory triggers under the Factories Act, OHC room layout, AFIH doctor and nurse staffing, equipment list, scheduled drugs and health records.
What to include in pre-employment, periodic and exit medical examinations in India — test batteries by hazard, frequency under the Factories Rules, fitness categories and how to act on abnormal findings.
A practical guide to notifiable occupational diseases in India — silicosis, noise-induced hearing loss, byssinosis, occupational asthma, lead and manganese poisoning — with early detection, reporting duties and control measures.
How to scope and budget onsite occupational health services in India: OHC staffing models, ambulance standby, health check camps, MIS reporting and the cost drivers that decide your monthly outflow.
How a workplace safety audit under IS 14489 is conducted in an Indian factory — audit scope, document review, plant walk-through, scoring, report format and how to close findings that inspectors care about.
A construction safety audit checklist for Indian sites — height work, excavation, lifting, scaffolding, electrical and BOCW welfare duties — plus the fatal-risk controls that audits must verify on the ground.
What a fire safety audit covers in Indian factories, warehouses and commercial buildings — NBC 2016 provisions, detection and suppression testing, hydrant pressure, egress, drills and the fire NOC documentation file.
How heat, ambient air quality, dust, noise, water quality and sanitation shape workman health in India — with exposure limits, monitoring methods and workplace controls that measurably reduce illness and lost days.
How an environmental audit is run at an Indian workplace — CTE/CTO consent conditions, air and water monitoring, noise mapping, hazardous waste manifests, EPR obligations and the Form V environmental statement.
A guide to workplace safety training programmes in India — work at height, LOTO, confined space, fire fighting, first aid, defensive driving and behaviour-based safety — with frequency, competency assessment and record keeping.
How to build an onsite emergency response plan for Indian factories and construction sites — BLS vs ALS ambulance selection, first responder teams, hospital tie-ups, response-time targets and mock drill measurement.
Choosing and running ambulance services for Indian factories and construction sites — AIS-125 fitment, BLS vs ALS, crew competency, standby models, response-time SLAs and statutory ambulance van duties.
Health Safety India by Jainam Wellness Ltd. runs onsite occupational health centres, statutory safety manpower, ambulances, fire safety and SHE audits across 22 states.