Depends: Occupational health screening, in a preemployment setting, is a medical exam to insure you are healthy enough to do the duties of a particular job. If you are already employed, it is a medical exam to insure your health has not been affected by any hazards of your particular job and that your health still allows you to continue in that work.
Answered 7/5/2012
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Monitors your health: Occupational health screenings are done to make sure that any work conditions or exposures aren't harming employees.
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