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3) Occupational Disease Screening and Surveillance
The Social Security Office, in collaboration with Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital and 114 affiliated
hospitals under the Ministry of Public Health, has implemented a program to screen and monitor the occurrence
of occupational diseases among employees in workplaces. The program includes health check-ups to assess

physical fitness for work, current work-related risk factors, and workplace environmental conditions that may
affect employee health.
The services provided include: Proactive health services at the workplace, Hospital-based services,
Occupational disease clinics, Screening for occupational diseases, such as : Pesticide poisoning , Work-related
musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), Occupational skin diseases
These initiatives aim to ensure that working conditions and occupational risks do not adversely
impact employees’ health and well-being.
• Promoting Occupational Safety for Employees
1) National Occupational Safety and Health Fair

The Social Security Office co-supported the 36 National Occupational Safety and Health Fair held
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from 19 to 21 June 2024 at IMPACT Exhibition and
Convention Center, Nonthaburi Province. The event
aimed to raise awareness about the Workmen’s
Compensation Fund and showcase rehabilitation
achievements. Total attendance: 40,180 participants.
Occupational Safety Knowledge Promotion for

Employees
2) The Office supported the project to promote
safety awareness among employees through
collaboration with employee and employer federations. This initiative delivered over 600 training batches,
with a total of 26,426 participants trained.

• Strengthening Social Protection for Informal

Workers
Voluntary Social Security Scheme under
Section 40 is a scheme that provides informal workers
and self-employed individuals the flexibility to choose
a contribution plan that suits their needs.
It offers a basic social security guarantee in case of :
Accidents or illnesses that prevent them from working
and cause income loss, Invalidity, or Childcare
responsibilities.
In 2024, the number of informal workers or

self-employed persons enrolled under Section 40
reached 11,011,863 people, an increase of 53,727 from
the end of 2023. This growth reflects active domestic and
international participation mechanisms.

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