Occupational Health

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Occupational health consultants connect workplace exposures to medical programs — medical surveillance design, respirator medical evaluations under OSHA 1910.134, audiometric testing programs, and substance-specific surveillance for lead, silica, asbestos, and other regulated exposures. Many manage OSHA recordkeeping determinations under 29 CFR 1904, coordinate with occupational medicine clinics, and build injury case-management processes that keep treatment appropriate and recordability decisions defensible. Some provide licensed clinical oversight for on-site testing events. Expect surveillance protocols tied to actual exposure data rather than generic panels, clear documentation from exposure assessment to medical clearance, and recordkeeping guidance that holds up when OSHA — or your insurer — asks why a case was or wasn't recorded.