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| 5th June 2023 | IND-HSE-OH-01.01-GUI | Reporting of occupational health indicators (v5.1, 2023) |
| 26th May 2023 | IND-HSE-OH-13.01-GUI | Recommendations for Medical Emergency Response (MER) (v1.1, 2023) This guideline outlines the activities, roles and responsibilities in planning and responding to medical emergencies in the sites. |
| 23rd July 2020 | IND-HSE-OH-08-PRO Onboarding | Group requirements on Occupational Health: onboarding presentation (v1.2, 2020) This presentation provides additional information, details and specifications related to the Group requirements in OH, in order to help Sites in getting compliant or identifying gaps. |
| 15th October 2019 | IND-HSE-OH-11-GUI | Risk-based medical surveillance process (v2.1, 2019) Recommended criteria to identify the significant risks to be linked with a risk-based medical surveillance are not only proposed for all chemicals and noise, but also for other agents (physical, biological, ergonomics), as well as for other hazards relating to specific work conditions (i.e. psychological risk, night & shift work, video display units, business travelling, expatriation, expatriation, etc.), and potential risks |
| 15th October 2019 | IND-HSE-OH-10.00-GUI | Recommendations for the content of medical surveillance (v1.1, 2019) This guideline describes Solvay recommendations for the content of the employees’ medical examination performed by the local medical services, i.e. the content of “basic medical surveillance” (regardless the level of occupational risk), additional risk-based medical examinations according to the significant risks identified, and best practices for a medical check-up in the context of health promotion (not risk-related) |