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Immunisations and Vaccines for your workforce.

A fully-managed occupational immunisation service you can access conveniently onsite at your workplace or in one of our local clinics — coordinated by a dedicated account manager and recorded in Carelever Comply.

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  • Administered by registered nurses & doctors
  • Onsite at your workplace or in clinic
  • Serology, vaccination & boosters managed
  • Records stored in Carelever Comply
Program at a glance
~5m
Per worker onsite
350+
Clinic locations
10+
Vaccines offered
1:1
Account manager
Quick answer

The short version

KINNECT Immunisations and Vaccines is a fully-managed occupational immunisation program for Australian workforces, covering serology, vaccination and ongoing records management. Immunisations are administered by a registered Medical Practitioner, Nurse Practitioner or Nurse Immuniser, either onsite at your workplace or at any KINNECT clinic. A dedicated account manager runs the program and every dose is recorded in Carelever Comply so booster dates and immunisation status are always visible.

What it is

Protect your workforce from preventable disease — and the downtime that follows.

Seasonal viruses like influenza, RSV and COVID-19 spread easily through sites with large workforces, driving sickness absence and lost productivity. For roles with biological, environmental or travel exposures, the right vaccination program is also a regulatory and duty-of-care expectation.

KINNECT’s occupational immunisation service is a convenient, fully-managed way to protect your workers — combining onsite delivery, in-clinic access and centralised records so coverage stays high and booster dates never slip.

Who it’s for

Any workforce with exposure-driven, travel-related or regulatory vaccination requirements — and any employer looking to reduce seasonal sickness absence across their team.

  • First aid & medical responders
  • Healthcare, aged & disability care
  • Mining, resources & heavy industry
  • Construction, plumbing & food handling
  • Travelling & expat workforces
  • Remote, rural & Indigenous community roles
How it works

A four-step program designed to maximise coverage and minimise downtime.

From the first serology test through to ongoing booster reminders, every step is coordinated by your KINNECT account manager.

  1. STEP 01

    Serology test

    Each worker has a blood test first to determine their existing immune status — so we only vaccinate where it is genuinely required.

  2. STEP 02

    Vaccination plan

    We report back with a per-worker vaccination requirement — full courses for those at risk, boosters where serology shows waning immunity.

  3. STEP 03

    Vaccination delivery

    A registered nurse or doctor administers the vaccines at your workplace, or workers attend any of our 350+ clinic locations across Australia.

  4. STEP 04

    Records & boosters

    Doses and booster dates are stored in Carelever Comply so immunisation status is always visible and follow-up never falls through the cracks.

Delivery options

Onsite or in clinic — whichever suits your workforce.

Same protocols, same clinicians, same records — delivered in the format that minimises disruption to your operation.

Onsite

Onsite at your workplace

For large or shift-based workforces, site-based immunisation reduces the downtime workers need to be vaccinated and maximises coverage across all personnel.

  • Approx. 5 minutes per worker
  • Before, during or after shift
  • Works around shutdowns & roster patterns
  • Available regional & remote
In clinic

In any KINNECT clinic

Walk-in vaccination for smaller crews, new hires and top-ups in between scheduled onsite programs — available across our national clinic network.

  • 350+ locations across Australia
  • Approx. 15 minutes per appointment
  • Same immunisation protocols
  • Records flow into Carelever Comply
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Vaccines offered

A core range of occupational and travel vaccines.

Programs are tailored to your workforce’s actual exposures. Serology is recommended first so existing immunity is confirmed before any vaccination course begins.

  • Q fever screening & vaccination

    Pre-vaccination assessment for at-risk workers may include medical history, skin and blood testing before vaccination where appropriate, following current Australian guidance.

    Typically suited to

    Livestock, abattoir, veterinary, wildlife and animal-products workers

  • Influenza, RSV & COVID-19

    Seasonal vaccination programs designed to reduce sickness absence and protect productivity across large or customer-facing workforces.

    Typically suited to

    Any workforce wanting to cut seasonal sickness absence

  • Hepatitis A

    A two-dose intra-muscular course six to twelve months apart. Often combined with Hepatitis B in a single vaccine where both are required.

    Typically suited to

    First aiders, plumbers, food workers, remote & Indigenous community roles

  • Hepatitis B

    Primary three-dose course at 0, 1 and 6 months with serology to confirm successful immunisation — long-lasting protection in healthy adults.

    Typically suited to

    Anyone in a first aid or medical capacity, plus exposure-prone roles

  • Tetanus

    Booster doses to maintain immunity, including a booster after a tetanus-prone wound where more than 5 years has elapsed since the last dose.

    Typically suited to

    Adults 50+, outdoor workers and roles with cut/puncture exposure

  • Typhoid

    A single dose recommended for travellers to endemic regions where food hygiene and water treatment may not be adequate.

    Typically suited to

    Travelling, expat and aid workforces

  • Measles, Mumps & Rubella (MMR)

    Two MMR-containing doses (or serological evidence of protection) for adults born after 1966 — important for healthcare and customer-facing roles.

    Typically suited to

    Healthcare, education and frontline workforces

  • Polio (IPV)

    A three-dose IPV course as primary vaccination for adults — no adult should remain unvaccinated against poliomyelitis.

    Typically suited to

    Healthcare, lab and travelling workforces

  • Rabies (PreP)

    Pre-exposure prophylaxis with a three-dose schedule for workers with potential animal exposure, particularly in rabies-enzootic regions.

    Typically suited to

    Bat handlers, vets, wildlife officers and overseas-deployed staff

  • Yellow Fever

    A single dose for workers travelling to, or living in, an area with yellow fever transmission risk — or routinely handling the virus.

    Typically suited to

    International travellers and laboratory personnel

Need a vaccine that’s not listed? Call 1300 546 632 and our team will scope a program against your hazard register and travel profile.

Compliance & technology

Clean records, defensible coverage.

Immunisation programs only work if the records work. Carelever Comply gives you a live view of who’s up to date, who’s due for a booster, and which workers still need their initial course — so coverage stays high and follow-up doesn’t fall through the cracks.

Every dose is administered by a registered clinician working to the Australian Immunisation Handbook, and your dedicated account manager keeps the whole program moving from serology through to ongoing boosters.

  • 01

    Australian Immunisation Handbook

    Vaccines, schedules and serology are administered in line with the Australian Immunisation Handbook and current ATAGI guidance.

  • 02

    Registered clinicians

    All immunisations are administered by a registered Medical Practitioner, Nurse Practitioner or Nurse Immuniser — never an unlicensed operator.

  • 03

    Serology-first approach

    Serology before vaccination identifies workers with existing immunity, avoids unnecessary doses, and pinpoints who genuinely needs a booster.

  • 04

    Carelever Comply records

    Every dose and booster date is stored in Carelever Comply so HR, WHS and the worker themselves can see immunisation status at any time.

Frequently asked

Common questions from WHS & HR teams.

  • How long do the vaccinations take?

    Clinic-based vaccinations take roughly 15 minutes per person; onsite vaccinations take about 5 minutes per person. Appointments can be scheduled before, during or after work to minimise operational disruption.

  • Who administers the vaccinations?

    All immunisations are administered by a registered Medical Practitioner, Nurse Practitioner or Nurse Immuniser, in line with the Australian Immunisation Handbook.

  • Can the program run onsite at our workplace?

    Yes. KINNECT can deliver vaccination programs onsite at your workplace — ideal for shift workforces, shutdowns and large or remote sites where downtime matters. We also offer in-clinic delivery across our national clinic network.

  • Do you handle serology and records management?

    Serology is recommended before any immunisation course to confirm existing immunity and avoid unnecessary boosters. Results, vaccination doses and booster dates are all stored in Carelever Comply so you can see each worker's immunisation status at a glance.

Ready to start

Get your immunisation program up and running fast.

Tell us how many workers, where they are, and which vaccines you need — we’ll come back with a tailored quote and a plan that covers serology, vaccination and ongoing records management.

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