# MyC

> The occupational health platform for high-risk, multi-site companies.

MyC is occupational health software built by doctors for large organizations with health professionals across many sites and countries, in energy, mining, chemicals and maritime, and for the medical services providers that staff their clinics. Each worker has one health record that follows them from site to site: health professionals work in the full record, while HSE, HR and executives see anonymized trends. Modules cover occupational health (fitness-to-work, health surveillance, checkups), primary care, case management and medevac, pharmacy, medical device integrations, an employee portal and an HSE module. The platform is GDPR- and HIPAA-compliant.

## Pages
- [Occupational health software for global companies | MyC](https://www.myc.care): Occupational health and site care in one platform: one record per worker across sites, with access by role for medical, HSE and HR teams.
- [About MyC: occupational health platform built by doctors](https://www.myc.care/company): Meet the doctors and engineers behind MyC, built from two decades of medicine in remote environments, from Antarctica to industrial sites.
- [Careers at MyC: join the team behind workforce health](https://www.myc.care/careers): Open positions at MyC. Join the doctors and engineers building the health platform for workforces in complex industries.
- [Employee health software for multi-site teams | MyC](https://www.myc.care/platform): One employee health record for occupational health: consultations, fitness-to-work, device results and pharmacy. Replace pen, paper and Excel across sites.
- [Occupational health EHR and EMR software | MyC](https://www.myc.care/occupational-health-ehr): An occupational health EHR for high-risk, multi-site operations: one record per worker, surveillance by exposure group, fitness-to-work and decades of history.
- [Health surveillance software for multi-site employers | MyC](https://www.myc.care/health-surveillance): Health surveillance software: schedule exams per worker from their exposure group, with due dates and expiry alerts, and compare results with their baseline.
- [Fitness-to-work software for high-risk sites | MyC](https://www.myc.care/fitness-to-work): Fitness-to-work and fitness for duty software for high-risk sites: track medical certificates with expiry alerts, and share decisions without medical details.
- [Clinical software for Medical Services Providers | MyC](https://www.myc.care/medical-services-providers): Manage care across client sites in one platform. Give health professionals shared records, medical supervision and tools for client reporting.
- [Occupational health software for oil and gas | MyC](https://www.myc.care/solutions/energy): Manage medical care, health surveillance, work clearances and medicines across oil and gas sites. One health record per worker, onshore and offshore.
- [Occupational health software for mining | MyC](https://www.myc.care/solutions/mining): Manage health surveillance, workplace exposures and care across mining sites. Keep one health record per worker, with history available decades later.
- [Occupational health software for manufacturing | MyC](https://www.myc.care/solutions/manufacturing): Manage workplace exposures, health surveillance and medical results across plants. Keep one health record per worker and compare results over time.
- [Maritime medical software for crew health | MyC](https://www.myc.care/solutions/maritime): Manage crew medical exams, certificates and onboard care, with support from doctors onshore. Keep one health record per crew member across the fleet.
- [Contact MyC: talk to our team](https://www.myc.care/contact): Tell us about your organization and our team will get back to you shortly. Get in touch to discuss workforce health at enterprise scale.
- [Book a demo: see MyC in action](https://www.myc.care/demo): See how MyC reinvents workforce health management worldwide. Book a personalized demo of the occupational health platform.
- [Blog: occupational health insights | MyC](https://www.myc.care/blog): Insights on occupational health, employee health records and medical operations across sites, from the MyC team.
- [Health Maturity Survey | MyC](https://www.myc.care/survey): Discover your health maturity in nine questions. Explore your category results, strengths and practical next steps.
- [Occupational health dashboards and tools | MyC](https://www.myc.care/tools): Interactive occupational health, workforce health and HSE dashboards on synthetic data, plus a free health maturity self-assessment. No sign-up.
- [Occupational health dashboard: clinic activity demo | MyC](https://www.myc.care/tools/clinical-activity-dashboard): Interactive occupational health dashboard on synthetic data: clinic activity, fitness to work, injury rates and case management across ten offshore sites.
- [Workforce health dashboard: BMI and risk factors | MyC](https://www.myc.care/tools/workforce-health-dashboard): Explore a workforce health dashboard on synthetic data: age, BMI and cardiovascular risk factors across three exam campaigns, by region and site.
- [HSE dashboard: injuries, hazards and cost by site | MyC](https://www.myc.care/tools/hse-health-dashboard): Interactive HSE dashboard on synthetic data: work-related injuries, hazard families, lost-time and recordable rates, outcomes and cost of care by site.
- [Occupational health glossary: key terms defined | MyC](https://www.myc.care/glossary): Plain definitions of occupational health terms for employers in high-risk industries, from health surveillance to the OSHA 300 Log, with primary sources.

## Blog
- [Occupational health statistics 2026: injuries and ill health](https://www.myc.care/blog/occupational-health-statistics): The latest occupational health statistics for the US, Great Britain, the EU and the world: injuries, ill health, deaths and costs, each with its source.
- [Employee health records vs personnel files: keep them apart](https://www.myc.care/blog/employee-health-records-vs-personnel-files): What belongs in the personnel file, what belongs in the medical file, and who may see each under US, UK and EU rules.
- [How long to keep occupational health records: US, UK, EU](https://www.myc.care/blog/how-long-to-keep-occupational-health-records): Occupational health records retention by country: OSHA's 30-year rules, 40 years in Great Britain and the EU, and a checklist for multi-country employers.
- [Contractor health records: who keeps them on shared sites](https://www.myc.care/blog/contractor-health-records): Who runs health surveillance and keeps contractor health records under OSHA, COSHH and EU law, with a responsibilities table and a contract checklist.
- [OSHA employee medical records: retention and access rules](https://www.myc.care/blog/osha-employee-medical-records): OSHA requires employers to keep exposed workers' medical records for employment plus 30 years. What counts, who can see them, and how to stay auditable.
- [EMR vs EHR in occupational health: which one do you need?](https://www.myc.care/blog/emr-vs-ehr-occupational-health): EMR vs EHR in occupational health: what each term means, why the record must follow the worker, and a checklist for choosing software.
- [Wesdome: saving admin time to focus on employee health](https://www.myc.care/blog/wesdome-saving-admin-time-to-focus-on-employee-health): How Wesdome Gold Mines brought fit for duty into one tool at Eagle River, cut a hoist evaluation from six or seven steps to one, and gave its clinic time back for employee health.

## Occupational health glossary
- [Baseline audiogram](https://www.myc.care/glossary/baseline-audiogram): A baseline audiogram is the reference hearing test of a noise-exposed worker, against which later audiograms are compared to detect a shift in hearing.
- [COSHH health record](https://www.myc.care/glossary/coshh-health-record): A COSHH health record is the record COSHH requires in Great Britain for each worker under health surveillance, kept at least 40 years from the last entry.
- [Employee exposure record](https://www.myc.care/glossary/employee-exposure-record): Employee exposure record, under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1020, means workplace or biological monitoring, safety data sheets or chemical inventories on toxic exposures.
- [Employee medical record](https://www.myc.care/glossary/employee-medical-record): Employee medical record, under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1020, means a record of an employee's health status made or kept by a physician, nurse or health care staff.
- [Fitness-to-work](https://www.myc.care/glossary/fitness-to-work): Fitness-to-work is an assessment of whether a worker's health lets them do a specific job safely, without danger to their own health or that of others.
- [Health surveillance](https://www.myc.care/glossary/health-surveillance): Health surveillance is a program of repeated health assessments for workers still exposed to a hazard after controls, to identify ill health caused by work.
- [Medical surveillance](https://www.myc.care/glossary/medical-surveillance): Medical surveillance is the program of medical exams and tests that specific OSHA standards require employers to offer workers exposed to certain hazards.
- [OSHA 300 Log](https://www.myc.care/glossary/osha-300-log): The OSHA 300 Log is the form on which US employers covered by 29 CFR Part 1904 record each work-related injury and illness that meets OSHA's recording criteria.
- [Return-to-work assessment](https://www.myc.care/glossary/return-to-work-assessment): A return-to-work assessment reviews whether and how a worker can come back after sickness absence or injury, and which adjustments or phased return they need.
- [Similar exposure group (SEG)](https://www.myc.care/glossary/similar-exposure-group): A similar exposure group (SEG) is a group of workers expected to share the same exposure profile, used to plan monitoring and read surveillance results.
- [Spirometry surveillance](https://www.myc.care/glossary/spirometry-surveillance): Spirometry surveillance is the repeated lung function testing of workers exposed to respiratory hazards, comparing results with each worker's own baseline.
- [Standard threshold shift (STS)](https://www.myc.care/glossary/standard-threshold-shift): A standard threshold shift (STS) is a hearing change of 10 dB or more, averaged at 2,000, 3,000 and 4,000 Hz in either ear, against the baseline audiogram.

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