Automotive & engineering
Occupational Health Services for Automotive and Auto-Component Plants
Automotive plants concentrate several classic occupational hazards in one building — noise in press shops, fumes in weld lines, chemicals in paint shops and manual handling everywhere. Plan My Health supports OEMs and suppliers with OHC staffing, statutory medical examinations and wellness programmes across India's automotive belts.
We work with multi-plant suppliers too: one contract, one standard, one dashboard across all your sites.
Typical exposures and health risks
Noise — press shops and stamping
Sustained high noise makes audiometry at joining and periodically the backbone of surveillance, alongside hearing-conservation awareness.
Welding fumes and gases
Weld lines expose workers to metal fumes — spirometry and respiratory clinical review are the standard tests.
Paint shop chemicals
Solvent vapours and isocyanates in paint shops need respiratory and skin surveillance with exposure-matched investigations.
Manual handling and repetitive strain
Assembly and material movement drive musculoskeletal complaints — ergonomic sessions and early physiotherapy referral reduce long-term absence.
Shift work
Three-shift operations bring fatigue and sleep disruption — addressed through the wellness programme and health risk assessment.
Statutory medicals — general guidance
- Pre-employment medical examination before shop-floor deployment.
- Periodic medical examination for workers in scheduled processes — audiometry, spirometry and clinical tests per exposure.
- Health register and fitness certificates in the prescribed format.
- Ambulance room / OHC with qualified staff where headcount or process requires it.
- Legal references here are general guidance. Exact requirements depend on your state factory rules, the processes you run and your headcount — we confirm the applicable rules for each site before proposing a scope.
Services that fit
occupational health centre services
OHC and first aid room staffing sized to your shifts, including night-shift cover.
periodic medical examination of workers
Audiometry, spirometry, vision and clinical batteries for press, weld and paint shop teams.
pre-employment medical checkup
High-volume hiring camps with same-day digital fitness opinions.
first aid training for employees
Machine-injury, electrical and CPR training designed around your line layout.
corporate wellness programs
Ergonomics, stress and lifestyle sessions for shop-floor and office teams alike.
free WorkSafe workplace audit
Site audit covering OHC readiness, surveillance coverage and emergency preparedness.
Core services across India
- Occupational health centre services in India for automotive & engineering
- Factory medical checkup in India
- Employee health benefits in India
- Wellness sessions for employees in India
- Employee health in India — complete guide
- Corporate wellness programmes in India
- Onsite clinic in India
- First aid training across India
Frequently asked questions
Which automotive plant workers need audiometry?
Workers in press shops, stamping, machining and other high-noise areas — typically those exposed above the action levels in the applicable rules. We map noisy sections during the site walk-through.
Can you handle medicals for a multi-plant supplier?
Yes. We run one contract across plants with a common test battery, common digital registers and consolidated reporting for corporate EHS.
Do you provide night-shift OHC staff?
Yes. Nurses and paramedics can be deployed across all three shifts, with a visiting medical officer panel for statutory examinations.
What about office staff at our plant?
They join the annual health checkup and wellness programme — the statutory battery applies to process-area workers, while office teams get lifestyle-focused screening.
How fast can medicals be completed for a large hiring batch?
Onsite camps process roughly 15–25 minutes per worker; a batch of 100 candidates is typically completed in two to three camp days.
Get a proposal for your site
Tell us your headcount, locations and processes — Plan My Health replies within one working day.
Last updated 2026-10-11