Occupational Health Services in Halol GIDC
Worker medical examinations reviewed by PGCIH-qualified pathologists, with test panels matched to the real hazards in Halol's automotive, engineering, chemical and plastics units.
Medical examinations, not just record-keeping
Factories in the Halol industrial belt need two things for worker health compliance: genuine medical examinations and properly documented records. Software can store records — but someone still has to examine the worker, run the tests and sign the report. That is the work we do, from our laboratory near Halol Bus Stand and, on enquiry, inside your plant.
Both our consultants hold the Post Graduate Certificate in Industrial Health: Dr. Sunil Nagori (MBBS, DCP, PGCIH) and Dr. Shalin Nagori (MBBS, MD Path, PGCIH). Examinations follow the Factories Act, 1948 and the Gujarat Factories Rules, with results ready for your health register and inspection files.
PME — Periodic Medical Examination — is the repeat check for workers already on the rolls. We line up each year's audiogram, spirometry and blood values against earlier results so that slow, job-related decline is flagged early.
Hazard-to-test matrix for Halol factories
How it works
- Share headcount, departments and exposure types with us.
- We propose a hazard-matched panel for each group.
- Workers visit our lab, or an on-site session is arranged on enquiry.
- Reports are reviewed by our PGCIH-qualified pathologists.
- HR receives individual reports and a consolidated summary.
Why patients in Halol choose us
Occupational health services in Halol — FAQs
What occupational health services do you provide in Halol GIDC?
Pre-employment medicals, periodic medical examinations (PME), Form 32/33 health register examinations, audiometry, spirometry (PFT), ECG, vision tests, food handler checkups and laboratory panels. On-site camps inside your plant are arranged on enquiry, subject to dates and headcount.
Who certifies the examinations?
Reports are reviewed by our consultant pathologists Dr. Sunil Nagori (MBBS, DCP, PGCIH) and Dr. Shalin Nagori (MBBS, MD Path, PGCIH). PGCIH is the Post Graduate Certificate in Industrial Health.
What is the full form of PME in medical?
PME stands for Periodic Medical Examination — the repeat health check a factory arranges for workers already employed, usually yearly and more often for hazardous processes.
Which tests match which factory hazards?
Noise exposure needs audiometry; dust, fumes and solvents need spirometry (PFT); chemical handling needs CBC, liver and kidney function and urine tests; drivers and operators need vision testing and ECG. We build the panel around each department's exposure.
Is this different from occupational health software?
Yes. Software helps you store records; we actually examine your workers, run the laboratory tests at our Halol lab and provide reviewed reports and consolidated summaries for your health register.
How do we get a quotation?
Use the form on this page, WhatsApp or call +91 94092 77144 with your headcount and departments. Rates depend on the panel, so we do not publish them online.
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