Warehousing & logistics
Occupational Health Services for Warehousing and Logistics
Warehouses and logistics hubs run on large, fast-moving workforces — often contract-based, often turning over monthly. Health priorities here are practical: fit-for-work checks before deployment, first aid readiness for manual-handling and vehicle movement injuries, and basic health screening for a workforce that rarely sees a doctor.
Plan My Health delivers all three at warehouse scale — onsite camps at your hub, recurring medical calendars for new joiners, and training that works for teams who speak many languages.
Typical exposures and health risks
Manual handling
Lifting, carrying and repetitive movement drive back and joint injuries — the leading absence cause in warehousing. Fitness checks and manual-handling training are the first line of defence.
Vehicle and MHE movement
Forklifts, dock operations and truck movement create struck-by and crush risks — first aiders on every shift and drilled emergency response matter more than paperwork.
Heat and fatigue
Tin-shed summers and long shifts bring heat stress and fatigue — hydration, rest-break discipline and supervisor awareness training reduce incidents.
Dust and packaging materials
Cardboard dust, shrink-wrap fumes and cleaning chemicals add respiratory and skin exposure in some operations.
Undiagnosed lifestyle disease
Many warehouse workers have never had a blood sugar or blood pressure check — basic screening catches conditions before they become emergencies on the floor.
Statutory medicals — general guidance
- Pre-employment fitness checks appropriate to the physical demands of the role.
- First aid facilities and trained first aiders as applicable to your premises type and headcount.
- Where operations fall under factory or other premises definitions, the corresponding medical examination and record requirements apply.
- 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
pre-employment medical checkup
High-volume fitness checks at your gate or contractor's office, with same-day digital opinions.
first aid training for employees
Practical first aid, CPR and injury-response training for every shift.
corporate health checkup packages
Basic annual screening — sugar, pressure, BMI, vision — for a workforce that rarely gets checked.
occupational health centre services
First aid room staffing and visiting doctor panels for large hubs.
free WorkSafe workplace audit
A structured look at injury risk, first aid readiness and emergency response at your hub.
Core services across India
- Occupational health centre services in India for warehousing & logistics
- 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
Our workforce changes every month. How do medicals keep up?
We set a recurring camp calendar — for example a fixed day each week or fortnight — so every new joiner is examined before deployment and records stay current without HR chasing contractors.
What does a warehouse fitness check include?
Vitals, vision, musculoskeletal screening and a clinical review focused on the physical demands of the role — plus any tests your specific operations require.
Do warehouses legally need a medical room?
It depends on how your premises is classified and your headcount. Many large hubs run a first aid room voluntarily because response time matters. We confirm what applies to your site.
Can training be delivered in local languages?
Yes. First aid and manual-handling sessions are delivered in Hindi, Marathi and other languages your teams are comfortable with.
Do you cover multiple hubs under one contract?
Yes. Multi-hub logistics companies get one contract, one standard and consolidated reporting across sites.
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