Dermatologist-led skin cancer and sun safety education for workplaces
Helping employers protect outdoor and field-based teams through practical, evidence-based skin health training.
Skin cancer prevention is a workplace health issue
Outdoor and field-based employees are exposed to significantly higher levels of UV radiation than indoor workers. Over time, this can increase the risk of skin damage and skin cancer.
Yet many employees are unsure how to protect their skin, how to check their moles, or when to seek medical advice.
Our sessions help employers provide clear, practical education that supports health & safety, occupational health and employee wellbeing programmes.
Workplace Skin Cancer & Sun Safety Sessions. A 60-minute dermatologist-led session delivered live online or in person.
The session covers:
UV exposure and skin cancer risk
practical sun protection for working outdoors
how to check moles and skin changes
warning signs of melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer
when to seek medical advice
anonymous employee Q&A
Each session includes an employee skin health guide and post-session feedback summary.
Who it is for? Designed for employers with outdoor, mobile or field-based teams
Suitable for:
construction and infrastructure firms
utilities and energy companies
grounds maintenance and landscaping teams
transport, logistics and delivery companies
aviation and airport ground teams
councils and public-sector employers
schools, universities and sports organisations
Pilot section
Launch pilot sessions
We are currently offering a small number of pilot sessions for employers who want to introduce skin cancer awareness and sun safety education to their teams.
Pilot includes:
60-minute live session
employee skin health guide
anonymous Q&A
feedback form
post-session employer summary