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Onsite Services

Delivering health checks, flu vaccinations and skin checks on site.

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A male and female construction worker smiling while holding a bottle of sunscreen out in the sun onsite.


Life gets busy and it can be hard to find time to go to the GP for a check-up.

Each year we run our free 15-minute voluntary health check program to workers each year through our on-site clinics.

Regular health checks are good for business and workers, increasing productivity. Early intervention gets workers back on-site quicker.

By running free on-site health checks for workers, we support the productivity and wellness of the workforce.

The health checks program will run from July to October 2024.

We have partnered with Healthcare Australia to deliver this important program to industry.

What to expect:

Trained health professionals will provide 15-minute health checks to workers for free, checking their:

  • Blood Glucose
  • Cholesterol
  • Blood Pressure
  • Lifestyle Factors, including mental health

Health checks can help workers to identify their risk factors.

What we need:

  • A small, private room
  • Desk
  • Two chairs
  • Power supply for a laptop/tablet
  • Access to internet
  • A rubbish bin

Employers can register by completing the form on this page or emailing onsiteprograms@incolink.org.au.


Other Onsite Services

During the flu season, Incolink provides voluntary flu vaccinations to construction workers onsite.

Protecting yourself and your mates from the flu is quick and easy.

Employers can register by completing the form on this page or emailing onsitetesting@incolink.org.au

Skin cancer will affect around two thirds of Australians by the time they are 70.

People who work outdoors, such as building and construction workers, are especially at risk. That's why we introduced the Incolink Skin Checks program.

What is involved?

  • Education on working safely in the sun and the importance of early detection of melanoma.
  • Nurses with expertise in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment give each worker a 15-minute full body skin check.
  • Any suspicious lesions are mapped and imaged so they can be monitored
  • Referral to a dermatologist is provided if necessary.
  • Workers receive their results on the day.

Contact Incolink via our web form or email onsiteprograms@incolink.org.au