Installer Job & Medical Exams: ENT, Ophthalmologist, Neurologist Costs & Work Above 3 Meters

A friend got a job offer (the place became available), but the employer told him to do a medical examination for an electrician is an ENT specialist, ophthalmologist, neurologist
and at one point the cost of the tests is PLN 170, but he did not ask whether the PLN 170 is for the doctor issuing the opinion plus each doctor separately, or maybe for 170 he already has all 3 doctors with an internist who writes out the papers.
He must also have issued a decision that there are no contraindications to work at a height above 3 meters.

The research is probably financed by the company, but because of the distance and arranging everything remotely, the colleague does the research himself to quickly receive a decision and be able to send it to the employer, so he does the research on his own, but now it is not known how it is with the fee he did his own research and knows how it is counted? Because when some doctor called, he told him about the PLN 170, but we do not know if it was a fee for this doctor, and a separate laryngologist, neurologist and ophthalmologist or something.
When I read the info on this page, what the tests do, they have one fee, about PLN 120, I also bet that these 170 are for all doctors, but I would rather ask what it is because maybe he has to take more money, and he is on the verge of poverty so he has to take into account the money, but if he would leave, working would definitely help him repair his budget.

A referral for medical examinations is issued by the employer upon employment and he / she finances the referral for about 170 zlotys, i.e. the fee for all examinations.

zibi581 wrote:

A referral for medical examinations is issued by the employer upon employment and he / she finances the referral for about 170 zlotys, i.e. the fee for all examinations.

It is different with this

zibi581 wrote:

A referral for medical examinations is issued by the employer upon employment and he / she finances the referral for about 170 zlotys, i.e. the fee for all examinations.

Not to be confused with preliminary tests, these may or may not be financed by the employer. Periodic examinations yes, you must pay them.

Usually it is so, but in large larger companies, it is a smaller company, the company can accept, and it turns out that you cannot work at heights and, as I am writing, a place has become available because someone resigned and the employer offered the option to a colleague because he he asked for a job, told him to do the referral he sent him, and then he would contact him when he had everything. Now it is not about PLN 200 because if he went to work, he would take back the research, and maybe even the company would pay for it, now the company probably does not want to do it for everyone, because someone will give up, someone will change their mind and only these are costs for companies.

Added after 7 [minutes]:

The research is called preventive and it is for a new person to work ...
work at heights above 3 here my friend is a bit nervous because he has small disadvantages, i.e. nearsightedness, he doesn't wear glasses, but once an ophthalmologist wrote him down as if he wanted to drive SFERA -0.5 saying that such small glasses do not have to be worn all the time, but e.g. while driving.
The second thing has a white coat symptom, the more he cares about the tests, the blood pressure monitor gives him a pressure of 150, 140 depends, and at home, how he normally measures 120/80, regardless of whether the pressure is OK or sitting, and I'm stressed with these tests that the doctor can press he has a disease that does not exist, but because of something like that he will come out of a good job.

Unfortunately, you may have a problem with such pressure surges at the height of the lime tree, it is about your safety, the employer also protects himself.

Manko86 wrote:

work at heights above 3 here my friend is a bit nervous because he has small disadvantages, i.e. short-sighted, he doesn't wear glasses

It will fall on psycho-technical research.

zibi581 wrote:

Unfortunately, you may have a problem with such pressure surges at the height of the lime tree, it is about your safety, the employer also protects himself.

Have you ever had an exercise test by a cardiologist? No, and you probably don't know that as you exercise, your blood pressure also rises, and this is normal. Many people also have something like the white coat symptom, it is well described, people have the right blood pressure, but in offices, stress and nervousness make the results incorrect, moreover, often the test is done from the walk, you climb stairs, sit down and have your blood pressure measured and that's not how it is measured, i.e. it shouldn't.

Krzysztof Reszka wrote:

Manko86 wrote:

work at heights above 3 here my friend is a bit nervous because he has small disadvantages, i.e. short-sighted, he doesn't wear glasses

It will fall on psycho-technical research.

What psycho-technical tests? He does not start on the pilot, although he once tried to get in, he talked about the pressure because he knew that in his nervousness he had abnormal results in the office, but then the pressure was OK (he says that when a doctor uses manual equipment, he does not stress like the automatic ones), but the pulse was higher, the doctor tells him the pilot should not be so stressed, but basically it passed. However, the ophthalmologist wrote something there (when he asked the ophthalmologists, she told him that everything was OK with his eyes), but the internist wrote him a paragraph referred to WIML and there, after the examination, the ophthalmologist from WIMLU tells him what they write in this Dęblin, his eyes on the category of airplanes hunting ones are not suitable anymore due to the fact that the vision is not 100%, but calmly on the subsonic and got category B, i.e. supersonic he could not fly, but subsonic yes.

In general, it looks like the doctor can enter something and he would have to refer to it and he does not have time for it, as with the pressure, to show that it is OK, a 24h recorder should be made, but as I write, he is healthy with it, that, as he said in Dęblin, a lot of people flew on biliburin or the blood, someone had eaten this one the day before and that went for a test, something was above the norm or lower and a paragraph, and then only a reference.
Except that Dęblin is not the same as some plumbing, in Dęblin you have to be healthy and it is better that everything is normal, but here a doctor, based on something there, can block a person's way to a well-paid job, and I know how to arrange people study.

Manko86 wrote:

What psycho-technical tests? He does not run on the pilot,

My author, don't fantasize because.
Regulation of the Minister of Health and Social Welfare of 30 May 1996 on medical examinations of employees, the scope of preventive health care for employees and medical certificates issued for the purposes provided for in the Labor Code (Journal of Laws No. 69, item 332, as amended). d.) - hereinafter rbl , defines two types of tests of employees working at heights: up to 3 meters and over 3 meters. The difference in the research itself is in the scope of the test (with tests over 3 m, the labyrinths are assessed) , the frequency of their conduct (up to 3 m - every 3-5 years, and over 3 m - every 2-3 years or every year after the age of 50) and contraindications for issuing a positive work permit (in case of visual impairment requiring permanent wearing corrective lenses). According to § 4 rbl, the type of work is specified by the employer, and the scope of examinations is determined by the occupational medicine doctor, depending on the work up to or above 3 meters.
So the psycho-technical examination is mandatory. The fact that he does not do it should not be a surprise later if he has an accident and does not receive compensation or a pension. We do not care about how employers do it here on the forum.

I do not know anything about psychotechnical tests because, as the doctor told him, he has an ENT, neurologist and ophthalmologist - the labyrinth assessment may be assessed by a neurologist or an ENT specialist, I do not know.
Anyway, the range of doctors is listed on this page, which also confirms this:
http://www.luxmedlublin.pl/dla_pacjenta/1,13,...y,wykaz-badan-dla-okreslonych-stanowisk-pracy

As for the eyes, I do not know what they are guided by the ophthalmologist once, when he had his eyes checked, suggested to him that he could buy such glasses for, for example, driving a car, which he does not have to wear all the time. It has -0.5 as the recommended glasses so it's probably not a big drawback.
As far as I know, this is a distance and near examination, so with 5m he should read from the table where there are probably 10 rows of letters, row 8.