Construction projects are complex and fraught with risk. Injured workers present several concerns for large-scale projects, including medical expenses, OSHA recordables and lost productivity. With the industry looking to increase value and decrease costs, many contractors and employers have turned to onsite medical clinics as a practical solution. Onsite medical clinics provide a varietyRead more
An effective occupational health program saves companies money in lost time, unnecessary medical care, and workers’ compensation claims, while also improving the health and wellbeing of employees by treating work-related injuries and illnesses onsite. Medcor provides cost-effective, custom occupational health solutions to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. Occupational Health Meaning and Objectives AccordingRead more
About 60% of your body is made up of one essential element—water. And maintaining that percentage of water is vital to your overall health! Insufficient water intake deprives you of the health benefits that come with adequate hydration. For example, not taking in enough water makes you more susceptible to constipation and could increase yourRead more
Zero tolerance is the swift and immediate firing of any employee found to be impaired on the job or who is suffering from a substance use disorder (SUD) due to physical, emotional, or psychological dependence on alcohol or drugs.
Did you know that the regular use of vibrating hand tools may result in damage to the fingers, hands, and even forearms and can lead to a condition known as Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS)?
Chemical eye burns are true emergencies. These kinds of burns can occur at home and at work and can lead to corneal scarring, glaucoma, eyelid injuries, dry eyes, decreased vision, and vision loss.
Medical surveillance is the systematic approach your employer takes to ensure a safe workplace that is free of occupational hazards.
