Work Health Professionals
We are a dynamic team of medical, health and safety professionals who help you manage the health and environmental risks of hazardous exposures, job tasks and noise in your workplace.
We help you understand and meet your WorkCover, WorkSafe, Workers Compensation and DMIRS legislative compliance, and your internal health safety and environmental requirements.
- Onsite work health and safety services
- Mobile audiometric testing truck and caravan
- Regional road trips and FIFO services
- WA owned and based
Mobile Facilities
Work Health Professionals purpose built, air-conditioned, WorkCover accredited mobile facilities visit work sites in Perth and around regional WA.
From these we conduct audiometric testing, ear plug fit testing, health surveillance, spirometry, skin screening, noise surveys, air monitoring, drug and alcohol screening, vision screening and other medical assessments.
FIFO services
We provide a range of WHS assessment services for mine sites and large construction project camp sites.
This includes health monitoring, spirometry, skin screening, noise surveys and audiometric testing.
We can assess groups of workers from 6 through to 600+. For large groups we can send one or more Nurses, Doctors, Noise Officers, Audiometric Officers or Audiologists as required.
Our clients
Work Health Professionals is dedicated to providing cost effective onsite WHS services to the mining, exploration, corporate, industrial, manufacturing, construction, health and government sectors. Our diverse range of clients include…
Our range of services
Work Health Professionals make it easier for organisations to meet their legislative compliance and duty of care, in line with the:
- Workers’ Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981
- Occupational Health and Safety Act 1984
- Mines Safety and Inspection Regulations 1995
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What's New
Workplace vaccination information
Prior to completing your booking, please review the relevant vaccine information for your upcoming workplace vaccination. It is important that you read this carefully before answering your medical history questions and consenting to receive the vaccine. You will of course have the chance to ask any questions of the vaccination nurse on the day of…
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What is a safe level of noise at work?
According to WorkSafe WA, a safe level of noise, to protect the most noise-sensitive people from any hearing loss during a working lifetime, would be an average over the work shift of about 75 dB(A). People vary in their susceptibility to noise damage. Noise Induced Hearing Loss One of the main effects of noise at work is noise-induced…
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Renee – sun smarts in action!
Great to see members of our Work Health Professionals team being sun smart during Skin Cancer Action week! Not only was Renee following the sun smart message of Slip, Slop, Slap and Slide, she was also volunteering to help clean up the beaches at Rottnest. We love your work in and out of the office…
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