Cadmium

The statutory check-up complies with the legal requirements of AFS 2019:3 and applies to employees who are exposed or will be exposed to cadmium in their work. Before you order the service, you need to carry out a risk assessment.

What it is

Medical Check-up - Cadmium is done to reduce health risks associated with cadmium exposure. The control detects increased uptake and increased storage of cadmium in the body at an early stage. After the check-up, we will issue a certificate of service.

When it should be done

• Before start of employment
• After that every third year

The employer is responsible for ensuring that the medical check-ups are done with the right periodicity.

How it works

1. Carry out risk assessment
   Before you order the service, you must carry out a risk assessment in order to identify the specific work situation and any risks.
2. Order service
   Fill in information from the risk assessment in the order form. Also state what your employee is mainly exposed to. When you have ordered the service, your employee is booked for the check-up. The time is communicated in a text message to the employee.
3. Visit
   During the visit, an examination is carried out along with blood and urin samples. The performed risk assessment is the basis for the visit.
4. Certificate
   The medical examination and test results form the basis for assessment and whether a certificate for service can be issued.
5. Feedback
   A certificate for service is sent to you as orderer via secure e-mail.

Information for employees

• Bring any previously issued certificate to the visit.
• Save the new certificate after the visit.

FAQ

What happens if I don't do a risk assessment before the check-up?

You should do a risk assessment before booking the service. This is to ensure that the check-up is done correctly, provides the right certificate and is not done unnecessarily. We do not check whether a risk assessment has been carried out or not, but book the service regardless.