Sectors · Occupational health
Logistics and Transport
Logistics and transport combine warehouses, vehicles, time pressure and changing work patterns. Occupational health must support compliance without interrupting the flow of goods.
The risk assessment should consider manual handling, picking, loading and unloading, vehicle driving, movement of forklifts, noise, vibration and shift work.
Health surveillance is defined around the actual roles and the risks connected to each task.
Assessments for logistics roles
Fitness and health protocols must be coherent with the role, the vehicle or equipment used and the work schedule.
A structured system reduces the risk of accidents, absence and disruption to deliveries.
Occupational health
Health assessments to evaluate
The competent physician defines examinations around the specific risks of each role. They may include:
- Audiometry: Noise exposure
- Vision tests: Driving, picking and precision work
- Musculoskeletal assessment: Manual handling and repetitive tasks
- ECG: Safety-critical work and physical effort
- Blood and urine tests: Health and exposure monitoring
- Drug and alcohol tests: Roles involving driving or safety
- Respiratory tests: Dust and warehouse exposure
- Specific checks: Based on the risk assessment and competent physician
All examinations belong in a personalised health protocol aligned with Legislative Decree 81/2008 and the actual role and workplace.
Skema HSE
Skema support for logistics and transport
We analyse warehouses, routes, shifts and job tasks before structuring surveillance.
We coordinate the competent physician and appointments around operational windows.
We make safety part of the logistics system, improving protection without slowing the business.
Contact us for a health-surveillance model built around your logistics network.
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