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Why Civil Engineers Need Regular Skin Checks

Safe Work Australia says outdoor workers get between five and ten times more sun exposure than indoor workers. That makes skin checks especially relevant for civil engineers. We see individuals at our clinics, and we work with businesses that want to arrange checks for their staff.

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Skin Checks Matter
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Sun Exposure on the Job

Site inspections, supervision and walk-throughs mean civil engineers can spend more time outdoors than their job title suggests, often on open sites at the middle of the day when inspections are scheduled.


What to Expect from Your Civil Engineers Skin Check

Booking a check as a civil engineer is simple. You can come in on your own, or your employer can arrange checks for the team. Either way you get:

  • A head-to-toe check using dermoscopy
  • MoleMax HD photos of any spots worth tracking
  • A secure record for future comparison
  • Clear advice on what to watch for at work and at home

    Please leave your details so we can arrange a skin check at a time convenient to you.


    Benefits of Workplace

    Areas We Check Closely

    When we check civil engineers, we pay particular attention to:

    • Face, ears and neck under hard hats
    • Forearms with sleeves rolled up
    • Backs of the hands
    • Scalp
    • Reflected UV on concrete and open sites

    If you notice a new spot, a sore that does not heal or a mole that changes, book a check rather than waiting.


    Workplace Skin Checks for Civil Engineers

    If you employ civil engineers, the best protection is a mix of controls on the job and access to regular skin checks. Safe Work Australia recommends both, and points out that checks do not replace sun protection.

    For engineering firms, include sun protection in site induction kits, add brims to hard hats, and schedule long site inspections for the cooler parts of the day where possible.

    To arrange skin checks for your team, call 1800 443 972 and we will talk through numbers, timing and which clinic suits.

    SkinCheck Australia

    Skin Cancer Screening
    Moles and other Skin Lesions
    A safe way to diagnose skin diseases. Examination of moles and other skin lesions.Prevention of dangerous skin illness.

    Protect Yourself and workforce with Corporate Skin Checks in Broadbeach

    Skin cancer is preventable and treatable if caught early. By organising corporate skin checks for your team, you’re not just ticking a box—you’re making a meaningful investment in their future.

    If you’re ready to prioritise workplace health, contact us to arrange corporate skin checks in The Gold Coast. Together, we’ll help keep your team safe, healthy, and focused on what they do best.

    If you would like any more information on your responsibility as an employer with workers in the sun you can read more on Sun Smart.

    Skin Cancer is Preventable and Treatable
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    Find Your Nearest Clinic

    We have four clinics: Killara and Ashfield in Sydney, and Broadbeach and Southport on the Gold Coast. Limited Saturday appointments are available.

    Civil Engineers Skin Check FAQs

    Is a skin check worth it if I am mostly in the office?

    If you have regular site visits, or spent years on site earlier in your career, a full check is a good idea. Past exposure still counts.

    Is a skin check bulk billed?

    No. We are a specialised skin screening service, and skin checks are not covered by Medicare. If you are referred for surgery, a Medicare rebate applies to that part.

    Does a skin check replace sunscreen and protective clothing?

    No. Safe Work Australia is clear that skin checks are not an alternative to sun protection. They work together.

    Related Industries

    We also offer skin checks for Surveyors, Road Workers and Railway Maintenance Workers.

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