Fitness for Work Examination is an evaluation to determine the readiness of an individual’s physical and mental health for work that is generally riskier than usual, to see if they are healthy and not suffering from any diseases. It assesses whether their health is sufficient to perform the job. If found ready, they can proceed with the work; if not, they may need to refrain from that work

Confined Space Check – up

To prepare employees for working in confined spaces, and in accordance with Ministry regulations establishing standards for safety, occupational health, and environmental conditions in confined space work, as of 2547 BE, those working in confined spaces must undergo health examinations at least once a year

Physical Examination for Oil and Gas Industry Workers according to Oil and Gas United Kingdom (OGUK) Standards

For the preparation of employees to work in the oil and gas industry, the Occupational Health Center has licensed OGUK doctors for the assessment of employees in the oil and gas industry as per the United Kingdom standards

Physical Examination for Offshore Oil Industry Workers

To prepare employees for work in the offshore oil industry, which is in remote areas and has specific, high-risk jobs, employees must be healthy. Doctors will issue medical certificates stating that the employees are ready and suitable for work, including treatment and correction by specialists before performing their duties

Physical Examination for Underwater Workers (Divers)

To prepare employees for underwater work (divers) and according to the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare, BE 2553, those who will work related to diving must undergo health examinations for physical readiness and specific disease screenings, as certain diseases are prohibited for diving work as specified

Physical Examination for Seafarers

For the preparation of employees for work on ships, and in accordance with health examination standards for ship personnel and the issuance of health certificates, BE 2545, those who work on seagoing vessels must undergo health examinations from doctors specially licensed by the Marine Department and issued with a health examination certificate as determined by the Marine Department