SPANGDAHLEMABI48-106 — Non-us Citizen Civilian Employee Occupational Health Program

SPANGDAHLEMABI48-106 governs the Non-US Citizen Civilian Employee Occupational Health Program at Spangdahlem Air Base.

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  • Publication number: SPANGDAHLEMABI48-106
  • Title: NON-US CITIZEN CIVILIAN EMPLOYEE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
  • Date: 2023-05-18

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The instruction covers occupational health exams, medical surveillance, workplace hazard exposure, shop visits, and coordination with the German Occupational Health Clinic. It requires procedures for examinations and restrictions, defined office responsibilities, and maintenance and disposition of program records.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all Non-US civilian employees who are exposed to potential workplace hazards.

Topics covered

  • Occupational health examinations
  • Workplace hazard exposure
  • Medical surveillance
  • Shop visits
  • Occupational Health Data Sheet
  • German Occupational Health Clinic

Questions and answers

Who must develop procedures for the occupational health requirements?

All offices with primary responsibilities listed below are required to develop procedures for ensuring requirements are met.

When must pre-placement exams be completed?

Ensure that pre-placement exams are completed before entering employment.

How soon must the Occupational Health Provider send exam results to PH?

Accomplish exams as scheduled and send results of the exam to PH within 10 working days.

How soon must shop visit reports be sent?

Perform shop visits as scheduled and send reports to partaking parties within 10 working days.

What happens when an employee attends an exam during off-duty hours?

If the employee attends an exam during off duty hours, he/she will be time compensated.

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