What does the Occupational Vision Care program provide?

The Occupational Vision Care program is designed to enhance workplace safety and prevent eye injuries in occupational environments. One of the primary components of this program is the provision of corrective safety eyewear. This type of eyewear is essential for individuals working in environments where there is a risk of eye injury due to flying debris, chemicals, or harmful radiation.

Corrective safety eyewear not only protects the eyes but also provides vision correction for those who may have refractive errors, ensuring that employees can perform their tasks effectively and with a clear line of sight. The program often includes assessments to determine appropriate prescriptions and ensure that the eyewear meets safety standards relevant to the specific workplace.

This emphasis on protective eyewear distinguishes the Occupational Vision Care program from other options, such as free eye exams, child safety glasses, and vision therapy sessions, which address different needs and are not specifically targeted towards ensuring safety in the workplace.