Construction & engineering
Keep engineers and project teams deployable
Technical staff often leave at short notice: a breakdown in Nigeria, an installation in Indonesia, an overhaul in Saudi Arabia. A waiting list at a travel clinic is the last thing you need.
DKliniek usually schedules staff within days, including evenings and weekends, so the project keeps moving. For genuine emergencies we can often vaccinate within 24 hours.
Alongside travel vaccines we look at occupational risk: waste water, earthworks, animal contact, and medical care in areas where blood contact is a risk.
What we typically arrange
- Hepatitis A and B (occupational and travel related)
- DTP including tetanus cover for work with tools and soil
- Typhoid
- Rabies for long stays or remote sites
- Yellow fever for West and Central Africa and South America
- Malaria prophylaxis and mosquito prevention on site
How this works in practice
Emergency call-out to Nigeria
Two engineers must leave within 48 hours. Yellow fever, hepatitis A and DTP the same day, malaria tablets by prescription, certificate completed on the spot.
Rotating project team
A contractor sends different crews to East Africa every quarter. We track per employee what was given and when boosters are due.
Waste water works
A technical team works on a treatment plant. Alongside travel vaccines we advise hepatitis A and B and an up-to-date tetanus status.
Frequently asked questions
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