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Surveyors Skin Check: Protecting Your Health

Australian outdoor workers get far more sun than people who work indoors. Safe Work Australia puts it at five to ten times more. As a surveyor, that exposure is part of the job, so the question is how well you protect your skin and how soon a problem gets picked up. A full body skin check is the second half of that.

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Skin Checks Matter
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How the Job Affects Your Skin

Survey work mixes office days with long days in the field: subdivisions, roads, mine sites and open country with no shade, often standing behind an instrument for hours. It is easy to underestimate how much field time adds up over a career.


Inside a Surveyors Skin Check

A check is done in a private room by our trained melanographers. For surveyors, it covers:

  • Your full skin surface, not just the areas you can see
  • High-definition images of moles and lesions that need monitoring
  • A stored record so changes can be compared over time
  • Practical advice on sun protection for your type of work

Anything that needs more than monitoring is referred to a skin cancer specialist.

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


    Benefits of Workplace

    Common Exposure Points for Surveyors

    For surveyors, these are the areas that tend to take the most sun:

    • Face, ears and neck
    • Forearms and the backs of the hands on the instrument
    • Scalp
    • Back of the neck
    • Reflected UV on open sites, roads and water

    A full body check covers all of these, plus everywhere else, from your scalp to the soles of your feet.


    For Employers of Surveyors

    Employers have a duty to manage the risk of UV exposure, the same as any other workplace hazard. Skin checks help catch problems early, but they work best alongside good sun protection on the job, not instead of it.

    For survey firms, make sure field crews have shade umbrellas or pop-ups for long setups, long sleeves and broad-brim hats as standard, and sunscreen in every field kit.

    For staff skin checks, call 1800 443 972 and we will put together an arrangement that suits your business.

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    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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    Clinics in Sydney and the Gold Coast

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

    Before You Book

    I only do field work a couple of days a week. Should I get checked?

    Safe Work Australia notes that workers who spend part of the day outdoors, or move in and out of the sun, are also at risk. A full check is worthwhile.

    Do I need a referral?

    No. You can book directly online or by calling 1800 443 972.

    Who does the check?

    Our trained melanographers and dermoscopists, using dermoscopy and MoleMax HD imaging.

    Skin Checks for Other Industries

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

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