Workplace Flu Vaccination programs.
Influenza vaccinations are an effective strategy for reducing sick leave during flu season. We bring a registered Nurse Immuniser to your workplace, or send your team to a local clinic with a prepaid voucher — your call.
Every vaccination is recorded against the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR). Minimum 40 vaccinations per program.
- 9 / hr
- Vaccinations per Nurse Immuniser
- 2 hr
- Minimum onsite clinic
- <½
- Sick days vs unvaccinated workers
- Nationwide
- Onsite or voucher network
The short version
KINNECT delivers workplace flu vaccinations onsite at your premises or via prepaid vouchers redeemable at clinics nationwide. A registered Nurse Immuniser attends your site (minimum 2 hours, up to 9 vaccinations per hour), each vaccination is recorded against the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR), and employees self-book through an online portal with SMS and email reminders. A minimum of 40 vaccinations per program is required.
Fewer sick days. Stronger workplace immunity.
Influenza is highly contagious and unpredictable — symptoms range from a few off days to hospitalisation. Offering an annual workplace flu program reduces transmission, cuts absenteeism, and signals that you take employee wellbeing seriously. Vaccinated workers take less than half the sick days of their unvaccinated colleagues.
Cut sick leave during peak season
A coordinated workplace program reduces the spread of influenza on site and keeps your team — and your output — on track through winter.
Protect the team around the team
Flu vaccination protects vulnerable colleagues, family members and clients who can’t easily get the shot themselves. Herd immunity is a team effort.
A visible duty-of-care commitment
Offering an onsite program shows your workforce that their health matters — a practical, high-impact contribution to culture and morale.
From quote to needle — usually inside a few weeks.
We do the heavy lifting on logistics so you can focus on getting people through the door.
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Get a quote
Call us on 1300 546 632 with your headcount, the work address(es) for the clinic, and how long you want the Nurse Immuniser available at each location. We come back with a tailored quote — typically same day.
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Confirm date & time
Our dedicated team locks in your preferred date and provides access to the online booking system plus free promotional resources to drive sign-ups across your workforce.
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Employees self-book
Your team books their own appointment slot via the portal and receives a calendar invite, plus SMS and email reminders. They can reschedule themselves if plans change.
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Vaccination day
A KINNECT Nurse Immuniser arrives at your workplace. Show them to the first-aid or meeting room — they handle the rest. Anyone who misses the onsite clinic can use a prepaid voucher at a local clinic.
Everything you need for a smooth program — out of the box.
A KINNECT flu program isn’t just a nurse with a needle. We bring the booking platform, the comms, the AIR reporting and the on-the-day clinical delivery — so the only thing your HR or safety team has to do is point employees at the portal.
Programs require a minimum of 40 vaccinations. Talk to us about coordinating a program for larger or multi-site workforces.
- Registered Nurse Immuniser onsite at your workplace
- Online self-booking portal for your employees
- SMS and email appointment reminders
- Calendar invites and easy rescheduling
- Free promotional resources to boost uptake
- Automatic registration on the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR)
- Prepaid voucher option for employees who miss the onsite clinic
- Dedicated KINNECT coordinator from quote to delivery
Onsite at your workplace, or vouchers at a local clinic.
Most workplaces run a hybrid program — onsite clinics for the bulk of the workforce, and vouchers as a safety net for shift workers, remote staff and anyone who misses the day.
Onsite Nurse Immuniser clinic
A registered Nurse Immuniser comes to your workplace and runs a flu clinic from your first-aid room or a private meeting space. Minimum two hours onsite, up to nine vaccinations per hour per nurse.
- Best for teams of 40+ at a single location
- Additional hours easily arranged
- Booking portal + reminders handle the admin
Prepaid vouchers at local clinics
Issue a prepaid voucher to employees who missed the onsite clinic, work remotely, or are based across multiple smaller sites. They redeem the employer-provided voucher at a local clinic.
- Catch shift workers, remote staff and late sign-ups
- Wide clinic network across Australia
- Pairs naturally with an onsite clinic for full coverage
Find a KINNECT clinic near you.
Explore our current clinic locations. Service availability varies by clinic, so contact us to confirm the right location for this service.
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
South Australia
Northern Territory
Plan the right clinic for your workforce.
Share your workforce size, locations and preferred clinic windows, and we’ll recommend the right mix of onsite delivery and prepaid vouchers.
Onsite Nurse Immuniser
An onsite flu vaccination clinic conducted by a Nurse Immuniser. Minimum 2 hours onsite. Each nurse can deliver up to 9 vaccinations per hour.
Flu vaccination
Each vaccination includes registration on the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR). A minimum of 40 vaccinations applies per program.
Need a precise number? Call 1300 546 632 and we’ll put a tailored quote together.
Workplace flu vaccination questions, answered.
Who administers the vaccinations?
What’s the minimum number of vaccinations to run a program?
How long does a Nurse Immuniser need onsite?
Are vaccinations recorded on the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR)?
What happens if an employee misses the onsite clinic?
What do you need from us to set up the program?
Do you provide promotional material for our internal campaign?
Other Health Monitoring services teams pair with flu vaccination.
Flu programs are often run alongside the wider health monitoring calendar. Here’s what clients ask for most often beside them.
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AS/NZS 4308 and 4760 testing onsite — pre-employment, random, post-incident or for-cause.
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Baseline and periodic hearing tests for noise-exposed workers, AS/NZS 1269.4 compliant.
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Tailored periodic surveillance programs aligned to your hazard register.
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Ready to protect your team this flu season?
Tell us your headcount, your workplace location(s) and your preferred date — we’ll come back with a tailored quote and the soonest available Nurse Immuniser slot.
Practical legislative guidance
Turn workplace exposure obligations into a clear next step.
Use these employer resources to understand health surveillance requirements, choose the right monitoring point and investigate exposure-specific considerations.
Health Surveillance Guide
Understand when health surveillance is required and how a program supports workplace controls.
Open resourceHealth Monitoring Types Guide
Compare baseline, periodic, post-exposure and exit health monitoring.
Open resourceHazardous Exposure Directory
Find monitoring considerations for workplace hazards and hazardous substances.
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