Frequently Asked Questions

Book directly via WhatsApp at 016-222-5400, call us, or use the booking form on our website. Assessments are scheduled by appointment to maximize efficiency and keep our operations running smoothly. For corporate group bookings, contact us to arrange a schedule that minimizes disruption to operations.

We provide Medical Surveillance, Fitness-to-Work Assessments, OGUK/OEUK offshore certifications, Marine medical examinations (Jabatan Laut Malaysia), JPJ- GDL/PSV driver assessments, drug and alcohol testing, audiometry, spirometry, corporate wellness screening and PERKESO examinations.

Please bring MyKad or passport, any previous occupational health records, the employer's referral letter (if applicable), and existing certification for renewals (OGUK or Marine). For PERKESO health screening please make your booking in the SEHATI PERKSO application and complete the questionnaires.

Yes. We offer on-site medical surveillance, drug testing and corporate health screening, at company premises. This is ideal for organizations with large employee groups who need to minimize operational downtime. Contact us to discuss requirements and scheduling.

Most individual assessments take 30-40 minutes. OGUK and marine examinations may take up to 60 minutes depending on the tests required. For corporate group bookings, we provide a time estimate based on workforce size and the scope of testing needed.

Dr. Kavilashini Selvarajah is registered under DOSH and is qualified to conduct all DOSH-required medical examinations. She also holds an MSc in Occupational Health from UKM, is a certified Medical Review Officer (MRO), an OEUK Approved Medical Examiner, and an Approved Marine Medical Examiner listed with Jabatan Laut Malaysia.

Yes, we partner with organisations across manufacturing, construction, logistics, oil and gas, marine, and many other industries. Contact us to set up a corporate account for your organisation.

Most results are available within 1-3 working days as some tests requiring external laboratory processing.

Medical surveillance is a mandatory workforce monitoring program under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 for companies whose employees are exposed to chemicals hazardous to health. It includes pre-placement, periodic, return to work and exit examinations, plus Health Effect Monitoring (HEM), Biological Monitoring (BM), and Biological Effect Monitoring (BEM). Non-compliance can result in regulatory enforcement action.

Yes. Dr. Kavilashini is an OEUK Approved Medical Examiner and an Approved Marine Medical Examiner recognised by Jabatan Laut Malaysia. We conduct both examinations at our Shah Alam facility. Assessments can be booked the same week, subject to availability.

We are located at NO.47, Jalan Utas 15/7, Seksyen 15, 40200 Shah Alam, Selangor within the logistic hub - DCH Auriga. We are easily accessible from the Federal highway and NKVE with convenient parking directly in front of clinic.

We serve both companies and individual clients for occupational health and medical assessment services.

An OGUK medical examination is a comprehensive fitness-to-work assessment required for personnel working on offshore oil and gas installations. The examination follows standards set by OEUK (formerly Oil and Gas UK) and is internationally recognized across the energy sector. The OGUK certificate confirms that a worker is medically fit to work in remote offshore environments where access to medical facilities is limited.

OGUK medical examinations in Malaysia start from RM 500, with final costs varying based on any additional tests or assessments needed. Contact us at 016-222-5400 for current pricing.

A marine medical examination is a mandatory fitness assessment for all seafarers working on Malaysian-registered vessels. It is required under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance and must be conducted by an Approved Marine Medical Examiner recognised by Jabatan Laut Malaysia. The certification is typically valid for 2 years.

Only doctors listed as Approved Marine Medical Examiners by Jabatan Laut Malaysia are authorised to conduct these examinations. Dr. Kavilashini Selvarajah at Wawasan KVL Occuhealth is on the official approved list and conducts marine examinations at our Shah Alam facility.

OGUK medical examinations follow Oil and Gas UK (now OEUK) guidelines and are accepted internationally for offshore work. PETRONAS offshore medicals follow PETRONAS-specific requirements for operations on PETRONAS platforms. Both assess fitness for offshore duties but have different protocols and forms. Check with your employer which standard is required.

Yes. Individual offshore workers and freelance contractors can book OGUK and marine examinations directly without a company referral. This is common for workers renewing certifications between contracts.

An OHD medical check-Up is a job-specific medical examination conducted by a practitioner with recognized occupational health qualifications (OHD) registered under DOSH. It is required for individuals applying for or renewing their Competent Person certification under DOSH. The examination assesses fitness for specific hazardous work and evaluates the impact of workplace exposure on employee wellbeing.

Failure to comply with DOSH medical surveillance requirements may result in enforcement action under Malaysian occupational safety and health laws. This can include inspections, fines, prosecution, or orders to suspend operations until compliance is achieved.

A fitness to work medical assessment determines whether an employee is medically fit to perform their job safely and without risk to themselves or others. It is based on the job requirements and any workplace hazards involved. These assessments may be conducted before employment, periodically during employment, or after illness, injury, or prolonged absence. They are also conducted for high-risk or safety-critical roles such as confined space work, working at height, professional driving, crane operations, and offshore or marine work.

A GDL and PSV medical examination is a health assessment required by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) in Malaysia to determine whether an individual is medically fit to operate commercial vehicles. GDL applies to goods vehicle drivers, while PSV applies to public service vehicle drivers such as bus, taxi, and e-hailing drivers.

We provide both in-clinic and on-site drug and alcohol testing using certified methods. Types of testing include pre-employment screening, random workplace testing, post-incident testing, and testing for reasonable cause, among others. Dr. Kavilashini is a certified Medical Review Officer (MRO), qualified to verify and interpret drug test results.

A Medical Review Officer is a licensed physician with specialised training in substance abuse testing. The MRO reviews and interprets drug test results, contacts employees about positive findings, and determines if there is a legitimate clinical explanation. Having a certified MRO ensures the organisation's drug testing program is legally defensible and accurate.