Joining medicals for factories, contractors and corporates in the GIDC Halol estate — walk your candidates into our lab near the Bus Stand, or let us run a shift-wise camp inside your plant, with Form 32 / Form 33 certification.
Units in GIDC Halol rarely hire one person at a time. Intakes come in batches, often with a mix of permanent staff and contractor teams joining the same week, and the paperwork has to be ready before the shift starts. This page is for exactly that situation: a pre-employment medical that is fast to schedule, grouped the way your HR file is grouped, and reported quickly enough to keep the joining date.
A pre-joining examination records a worker's baseline health on day one. That protects the worker, because something picked up early can be treated before the job aggravates it, and it protects the unit, because a documented baseline makes any later occupational-illness question far easier to answer fairly.
Under the Factories Act, 1948 and the Gujarat Factories Rules, occupiers running hazardous processes must arrange medical examination of workers before employment and at intervals thereafter, with records kept in the prescribed forms. Our examinations are structured around those requirements, and every report is reviewed by our consultant pathologists, Dr. Sunil Nagori (MBBS, DCP, PGCIH) and Dr. Shalin Nagori (MBBS, MD Path, PGCIH).
City Pathology Laboratory, 2nd Floor, Dwarkesh Chambers, Near Bus Stand, Halol, Gujarat 389350, is a short drive from the GIDC Halol estate. Candidates can walk in Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, or we can run the examinations at your plant as a shift-wise camp.
A general physical examination with height, weight, BP and pulse, vision screening, CBC, blood sugar, blood group and urine routine. Depending on the hazard profile of the role we add audiometry, PFT (spirometry), ECG and chest X-Ray, and issue Form 32 / Form 33 documentation where the Factories Act applies.
Yes. With a candidate list shared a day in advance we typically complete 60 to 100 workers a day at an on-site camp, split by shift so your production line is not disturbed. Larger intakes are scheduled across consecutive days.
Routine panels are reported the same day, so fitness certificates are usually ready within 24 hours. Panels that include chest X-Ray or specialised tests may need one extra working day.
Yes. Contract workers, canteen, security and housekeeping teams can be screened in the same session, with results grouped by contractor so your HR and compliance records stay separate and clean.
Message or call us with your headcount, job roles and hazard exposure. We build the panel around those roles and share group pricing — we do not quote rates online because the panel changes with the role mix.