PDF documents for occupational assessors

2 min read·29 July 2027

As an occupational assessor you prepare occupational analyses, reintegration plans, and reports used in return-to-work trajectories and work incapacity disputes. PDFrust helps you merge and secure these documents — fully privacy-safe and GDPR-compliant.

Compiling occupational assessment reports

An occupational assessment report includes the job analysis, the capacity assessment (obtained from the occupational physician), the comparison of demands and capacity, and reintegration recommendations. With PDFrust you merge all these components into one final report. Save it as a protected PDF for transfer to employer, employee, and the benefits authority.

Archiving reintegration plans per trajectory

A reintegration trajectory includes multiple plans (action plan, adjustments, evaluations) and correspondence. Combine all plans and adjustments per employee into one chronological file. Use the split function to extract the most current plan for the primary or secondary track report.

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Bundling functional capacity forms and medical documents

Functional capacity assessment forms and other medical limitation documents are sensitive. Combine the functional capacity form with the occupational analysis in one well-secured file. PDFrust processes everything locally — no cloud uploads of medical data. Protect the document with a password for secure transfer.

Organising benefits assessment reports and case documents

Work incapacity benefit assessments generate system reports as PDF exports. Combine these with your own supporting reports and correspondence into one file per assessment date. The split function lets you extract specific periods for an appeals procedure.

Compressing large dossiers for transfer

Long reintegration trajectories can produce files running to dozens of pages. Compress the total file for transfer to a successor occupational assessor or for submission to the benefits authority — without losing readability of forms and tables.