Who should follow this training curriculum?

• Sites: Site Manager and HSE Manager; Production Manager

• Zone HSE

• HSE liaison with Sites
  

  Contacts

    YOUR CONTACTS in OH:
             At Site level: meet the OH physician.  If there isn’t one on site, establish a contact with the OH physician in charge of the medical surveillance.
             Identify who is the medical Country Referent (if any), or the medical Regional Coordinator for your Country.
             Identify the Clinics/Hospitals/Services where the employees could be sent to for complementary tests related with the medical surveillance or for medical emergency, and define
                     an action plan to create a contact/relationship with these Clinics/Hospital/Services, especially if there is no Site OH physician
 
    SOLVAY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NETWORK 

  Key / Essential knowledge (mandatory)    

 Occupational Health Essentials

  Group requirements in Occupational Health: onboarding IND-HSE-OH-08-PRO

  OH Indicators

  Well-Being at Work program (information included in 'Occupational Health Essentials' above)
        Solvay WellBeing@Work Awareness  

 Contact the medical Country Referent (if any), or the medical Regional Coordinator in order to exchange about:

             needs of clarification or support on OH topics
             reporting of occupational diseases
             work accommodation and return to work

 HSE TRANSVERSAL TOPICS: Key/Essential knowledge (mandatory) (see K/E; lower half of the table; columns Site Competencies and/or Industrial Corporate roles) 

  Other useful Information    

 Visit the Solvay intranet OH Wikipages

 OH Gate: if you are interested to use it, contact the medical Referent/Coordinator

 Risk-based medical surveillance process

 Human BioMonitoring of exposure

 First aid and medical recommendations (where relevant) in case of:
               Exposure to heat or severe clime conditions (IND-HSE-OH-10.10-GUI)
               Burns (IND-HSE-OH-10.08-GUI)
               Acute exposure to fluorine, HF and other fluorides (IND-HSE-OH-10.06-GUI)
               Acute exposure to phenol (IND-HSE-OH-10.03-GUI)
               Acute exposure to chlorine (IND-HSE-OH-10.02-GUI)

 Occupational diseases

 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

 HSE TRANSVERSAL TOPICS: Useful Information (suggested) (UI; lower half of the table; columns Site Competencies and/or Industrial Corporate roles)