Onsite workplace skin checks

Onsite workplace skin checks

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Skin checks save lives

Mobile Screening delivers nationwide onsite skin checks and education, trusted by government, ASX200 companies and small businesses alike.

Expertise you can trust

Our staff have special qualifications in skin cancer detection and education

Comprehensive and professional

Head to toe skin check with a dermatosccope in 15 minutes

Education to empower

Information to help with the prevention and early detection of skin cancer

Impact

A simple offering for your staff with potentially life saving consequences

Online booking system

Easy for your staff to pick a time plus regular reminders

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Skin checks are conducted by experienced Melanographers who have specialised in skin cancer surveillance.

Trusted by industry leaders. Over 3500 active clients.

Keep your workplace safe

Employers have a duty of care

Under state and federal legislation, employers and those with management or control of workplaces have a duty of care to protect health and safety by conducting their undertaking in a way, and providing and maintaining a working environment, that is safe and without risks to health. This includes risks that are associated with harmful levels of exposure to UV radiation that can lead to skin cancer.

Almost two in three Australians will be diagnosed with some form of skin cancer before the age of 70

Occupations at risk

Outdoor workers should get skin checks

Occupations and industries at increased risk due to the outdoor nature of the work include, but are not limited to: mining and earth resource workers, construction workers, engineers, civil contractors, outdoor council workers, landscapers, electrical and communications workers, vehicle drivers, agricultural and horticultural workers, painters, plumbers, warehousing workers, carpenters, emergency workers, passenger and transport workers, PE teachers, fitness instructors and those who work around water such as lifeguards, fishermen and marine workers.

Melanoma

The biggest concern

When your staff attend a skin check appointment with Mobile Screening, we look for all types of skin cancers including basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. The biggest concern, however, is melanoma. While less common, it is the most serious form of skin cancer which can grow very quickly and spread to other parts of the body if left untreated. Melanomas can also appear anywhere on the body, not just on skin that has been exposed to sun.

Your one-stop solution for onsite workplace screening