IS MANUFACTURING ADEQUATELY ADDRESSING HEALTH AND RISK ON-SITE?
Wherever you are, International SOS delivers customised health, security risk management and wellbeing solutions to fuel your growth and productivity. International SOS’ global network of health and security experts have decades of experience in medical staffing, occupational health, pandemic preparedness and planning, crisis management, remote healthcare support, infectious diseases and outbreaks, intelligence analysis and risk management.
Customised to clients’ strategic goals, our consultants provide tactical guidance and advisory services to safeguard your workforce and ensure sustainable business operations.
- Every 7 seconds
a worker is injured on the job*
- 104 million
production days were lost due to work-related injuries in 2017*
- More than 25%
of all workplace fatalities and nearly 18% of all non-fatal workplace accidents reported in 2018**
- Workplace Injuries by the Numbers, National Safety Council
- Annual Review of Workplace Injury, Illness and Fatality Statistics, Health and Safety Authority, 2018-2019
With our on-site medical support and tailored programmes, some outright benefits for your organisation are achievable:
Save on Worker's Compensation Benefit Claims
Avoid Civil Liability Damages and Litigation Expenses
Read moreImprove Productivity and Employee Morale
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BENEFITS TO YOU AND YOUR ORGANISATION
How We Supported a US IT Multinational During the COVID-19 Pandemic
This American multinational having heavy manufacturing and retail activity in Asia faced major challenges after Chinese New Year. Their employees, dispersed across Asia, were having concerns about their safety in returning back to the workplace in China. See how International SOS supported them in ensuring their business continuity.
HOW WE SUPPORT OUR CLIENTS
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to International SOS Vietnam's medical team, Ho Chi Minh Assistance Centre and operation team for their dedication, teamwork and going beyond in helping my team member to get through the physical and mental challenges when transferred from the quarantined hotel to a local military field hospital to undergo extended quarantine.