Tata Power’s Power House number 6, Jamshedpur, organised an allopathic health camp for its contract workers in the plant.
The objective of the camp was to provide free medical check-ups and professional consultancy to its contract workers.
A team of doctors and pharmacists addressed the specific medical problems of the workers, and spoke at length about the various ways to address seasonal ailments and diseases.
More than 80 workers benefitted from this camp. The camp was also beneficial to the women workforce who received thorough check-ups, and medical advice from the renowned lady doctors.
Speaking about the benefits of such health camps, V. V. Namjoshi, chief-Jojobera Station, said, “This initiative is yet another example of our endeavor to play a meaningful role in the lives of our stakeholders, and raise awareness about the lifestyle-related diseases amongst the workers. At Tata Power, we believe that the health of our workers is a top priority, and through such camps, we aim to enable our workers lead a better and healthy life.”
Tata Power organises these health camps every quarter within the premises of Power House 6. The camp also saw a large number of Tata Power employees volunteer, along with the First Aid team, to make the Camp a grand success.