The occupational physician shall draw up an inventory of the worker’s exposure to the occupational risk factors mentioned in Article L. 4161-1.
This inventory is drawn up, in particular, on the basis of the information contained in the occupational health medical file provided for in article L. 4624-8, the worker’s declarations and those of his successive employers.
At the end of the visit, the occupational physician will give the worker the document setting out the state of play and add it to the occupational health medical file. If the document mentions exposure to one or more of the occupational risk factors mentioned in article L. 4161-1 or if the examination carried out by the occupational physician reveals other occupational risks, the occupational physician will, if necessary, set up the post-exposure surveillance mentioned in article L. 4624-2-1 or the post-professional surveillance mentioned in article L. 4624-2-1. To this end, if he deems it necessary and with the worker’s agreement, he will forward the document and, where appropriate, any additional information to the doctor treating the worker. The documents forwarded are then accompanied by recommendations and any information useful for subsequent medical treatment.
When the worker fulfils the conditions to benefit from the post-exposure monitoring system mentioned in article L. 4624-2-1 or post-professional monitoring defined on the basis of article L. 461-7 of the Social Security Code, the occupational physician informs him/her of the steps to be taken to do so.