PetroSA seeks qualified providers for comprehensive occupational health medical surveillance services. Key requirements include national service capability, relevant health registrations, and timely reporting of medical results.
PetroSA is inviting tenders for the provision of Occupational Health Medical Surveillance Services aimed at ensuring the health and safety of its workforce. The successful bidder will be responsible for conducting various medical examinations, including pre-employment, situational, transfer, and exit medicals, ensuring compliance with the Mine Health and Safety Act (MHSA). Providers must be registered with the Department of Health and possess the necessary qualifications to perform these services across all provinces in South Africa.
The scope of work includes not only the execution of medical examinations but also the management of medical records and timely communication of results to PetroSA. Tenderers are expected to respond to requests within 24 hours and provide feedback regarding medical outcomes promptly. Additionally, all medical tests must be conducted by qualified health professionals, and calibration certificates for medical surveillance equipment must be submitted. This tender represents an opportunity for businesses specializing in occupational health services to partner with a leading national oil company, contributing to the health and safety of its employees.
This tender is suitable for businesses that are licensed to provide occupational health services, have national coverage, and can demonstrate compliance with health regulations in South Africa. Companies with experience in medical surveillance and a track record of timely reporting and quality service delivery are encouraged to apply.