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Manufacturing and factories

Occupational Health Services for Factories and Manufacturing Plants

Factories carry the most defined occupational health duties in Indian law — first aid, ambulance rooms, medical examinations for hazardous processes and the registers that prove it. Plan My Health runs these for manufacturing plants of every size, from a single-shift engineering unit to a continuous-process plant.

This page covers manufacturing in general; for specific sectors see our pharma, chemical and automotive pages.

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Typical exposures and health risks

Noise

Presses, compressors and machining lines cause noise-induced hearing loss. Audiometry at joining and periodically is the standard surveillance.

Machinery and manual handling

Crush, cut and amputation injuries, plus back strain from lifting. Injury registers from the clinic show where controls are failing.

Dust, fumes and chemicals

Welding fumes, metal dust and process chemicals affect lungs, skin and organs — spirometry, X-ray and blood tests are chosen by exposure.

Heat

Foundries, furnaces and poorly ventilated sheds cause heat stress; summer planning matters.

Shift work

Night shifts disrupt sleep and raise lifestyle risks; annual checkups and wellness talks address them.

Statutory medicals — general guidance

  • First aid boxes in proportion to the number of workers, each in the charge of a trained person.
  • An ambulance room above the headcount prescribed by state rules.
  • Pre-placement and periodic medical examinations for hazardous processes, recorded in the prescribed health register.
  • Consolidation of these duties under the OSH Code, 2020 as states notify their rules.
  • 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.

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Frequently asked questions

Is our factory required to have an ambulance room?

It depends on your headcount and state rules. We check the rules that apply to your plant before proposing anything.

Which workers need periodic medical examinations?

Workers in hazardous processes or specific exposures as listed in your state rules; others benefit from annual checkups.

Can you work with our existing medical officer?

Yes. We can fill specific gaps such as night nurses, ambulance crew or registers.

Do you cover multiple plants?

Yes, with one standard and consolidated reporting.

How do you prepare us for an inspection?

Registers and certificates are kept current and exportable, and gaps are flagged in monthly reviews.

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Last updated 2026-10-11