Health
Surveillance

Collective Health
Surveillance

Development o a specific collective health surveillance program:

  • Establishment of health surveillance protocols based on job risk assessments.
  • Collective and epidemiological studies based on health surveillance results.
  • Investigation of work-related harm.
  • Health promotion activities in collaboration with the National Health System (Art. 38 RSP).
  • Epidemiological studies will provide insight into the overall health status of workers, helping design preventive actions and organize promotion campaigns.
  • Information will also be obtained regarding the presence or absence of occupational diseases, aimed at proposing preventive measures.

Results

HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

39%

21 % above the Spanish national average

OBESITY

27%

10% above the Spanish national average

TOBACCO USE

5%

19% below the Spanish national average

Indicadores de salud

Blood pressure

Weight/IMC

Analytical Alterations

Glucose, triglycerides, cholesterol, liver enzymes, electrocardiogram alterations, respiratory disorders, and musculoskeletal conditions.

Individual
Health Surveillance

The Occupational Health Exam is the most comprehensive individual health surveillance activity. We assess the worker’s health based on the risks associated with their specific job.

We rely on an extensive network of medical centers, including primary healthcare facilities, and mobile medical units equipped to operate directly at the workplace.

After the health exams, we analyze results individually and collectively, issuing fitness certificates, conducting investigations, and identifying potential correlations between risk exposure and health issues.