1. 1Ask employees to complete a health questionnaire.
The health questionnaire can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
2. Check blood pressure and heart rate.
Checking blood pressure and heart rate can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
3. Conduct a vision test.
Conducting a vision test can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
4. Measure height and weight.
Measuring height and weight can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
5. Check for tattoos or body piercings that could pose a safety risk.
Checking for tattoos or body piercings that could pose a safety risk can help prevent workplace accidents and injuries.
6. Assess mental health and emotional well-being.
Assessing mental health and emotional well-being can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
7. Review medication usage.
Reviewing medication usage can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
8. Check employee fatigue levels.
Checking employee fatigue levels can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.
9. Identify any potential physical hazards in the workplace.
Identifying any potential physical hazards in the workplace can help prevent workplace accidents and injuries.
10. Evaluate overall employee fitness.
Evaluating overall employee fitness can help identify any potential health risks or issues that may impact an employee's ability to work safely.