Health at Work is an occupational health platform. We publish practical guidance on the hazards people actually meet at work, provide free self-assessment tools, and connect companies and individuals with occupational health experts for online and onsite consultations.
The site is published in English at healthatwork.solutions and in French at santeautravail.solutions. It is written for a global audience: where we describe an employer's duty, we describe it as a duty that exists in most jurisdictions rather than quoting one country's regulation as though it applied everywhere.
Health at Work was founded by Dr. Ackhmez Chuttoo, MD, an occupational health consultant with more than ten years of hands-on experience across textile, chemical, construction, wood, outsourcing, seafood and biogas energy operations, among others. The platform grew out of a simple observation: most workers never get access to occupational health expertise, and most employers only meet it after something has gone wrong.
Consultations are delivered by verified experts. Every professional listed on the platform completes an identity and credential verification step before they appear.
The profession risk checker shows the health risks associated with a given job. The self-assessments cover burnout, work stress, ergonomics, manual handling, mental health, work-life balance, workplace hazards, screen workstations, sleep and shift-work fatigue, hand-arm vibration, work ability, noise and hearing, and musculoskeletal symptoms. They are awareness and screening tools, not diagnostic instruments, and they are free with no account.
We are open about this because readers deserve to know. Our articles are drafted with the help of artificial intelligence, working to a detailed brief, and published by Health at Work as the organisation. Where an article has been read and approved by our occupational health consultant before publication, the page says so at the top and again at the end, and names him. Where it has not, the page says it is an AI-assisted draft.
None of it is medical advice, and none of it replaces a consultation about your own situation. If we get something wrong, tell us and we will correct it.
Corrections, questions, expert applications and partnership enquiries all go to contact@healthatwork.solutions, or through the contact page.