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Our company is a state-owned enterprise, and regular health checks are conducted every year. Since we produce benzene-based aromatic chemicals, no issues were noticeable at first due to the short duration of the monitoring period; but over time, certain problems were detected. The company informs employees privately about these issues. It’s the experienced workers who have been working there their whole lives – what else can the company do? But what about private companies? What happens when health problems are detected there? It’s terrifying to think about. Dear brothers, be sure to take good care of yourselves; question your own health from time to time and get regular check-ups. By the time you wait for the company to arrange something, it will be too late!
We are the same. A company’s experience comes once every few hundred years.
State-owned enterprises generally can ensure regular health check-ups each year, while private enterprises are unlikely to be able to do so. Those who may develop occupational diseases at work should undergo regular medical check-ups. If you suspect there is a problem with your health, you should go for a check-up as soon as possible. If you leave a company that may cause occupational diseases, be sure to get a medical examination before leaving; if you have an occupational disease, you can also seek help from the employer – remember this!
No matter what company you work for, you should have regular health check-ups so that any issues can be detected early – it is also a way of being responsible for yourself
I work for a state-owned enterprise, but I’ve never even heard of health checks :(
Our company also offers health check-ups; I don’t think there has been one this year, but one must take good care of oneself! :handshake
It is strongly requested that a new edition be created to discuss ways of preventing and controlling occupational diseases; occupational diseases in the chemical industry cannot be ignored
The regular health checks at our workplace are completely pointless; the tests done at that hospital are inaccurate – they detect diseases even when there are none