Soil remediation inspection
Working in or with contaminated soil or (ground) water poses health risks. Therefore, a soil remediation examination is mandatory for employees who first start working in these conditions. This occupational health examination assesses whether a person is medically fit to perform this work safely.
Medical examination
During the soil remediation inspection, the company doctor examines whether your employee is physically able to work safely in contaminated conditions. We look at general health, any complaints and the risks posed by the work.
The examination consists of a physical examination, blood pressure, height, and weight measurements, blood and urine tests, and an assessment of lung function, hearing, and vision. Is your employee medically fit? Then he or she will receive an official statement of fitness to perform the work.
Soil remediation inspection A, B or C.
The content of a soil remediation inspection varies by position and is related to the protective equipment used by the employee. In doing so, we follow the guidelines that apply to working safely in contaminated environments.
There are 3 types of inspections:
