A pre-employment medical examination is a workforce risk management tool designed to evaluate whether a candidate has the mental and physical capacity to perform a role safely. The assessment outcomes allow you to reduce risk of injury, create a safe work environment, and make informed hiring decisions that will benefit your business.
Our pre-employment medical reports are customised to your specific job requirements. We take the time to understand the job role and all necessary safety aspects of your working environment, as well as a comprehensive assessment of the candidate’s medical history, examination, and physical capability.
We offer a variety of pre-employment medicals, as well as optional checks that can be added where required to tailor your occupational health plan to the needs of your role.
Our pre-employment medical checks cover:
Other options that can be added to include:
Our functional capacity evaluations cover:
Our comprehensive (high risk) functional capacity evaluations cover:
Our pre-deployment medical assessments are suitable for employees who will be working internationally and cover:
We’ve put together the answers to some common questions about our
Pre-Employment Medicals
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The specific health checks included depend on the type of pre-employment medical assessment you opt for. We’re also able to design a bespoke pre-employment medical assessment to suit the role or roles you’re looking to fill, so if you can’t see what you need, just get in touch for a quote.
In most instances, you will receive the results within 24-48 hours. However, where additional services, follow-up assessments or specialist reports are required, results may be delayed.
For businesses looking to assess multiple employees, we recommend getting in touch with our team directly. We often cater to group assessments and might offer special rates or packages to meet bulk requirements.
Primarily, our pre-deployment medical assessments are designed for employees who will be working internationally. However, these assessments can also be beneficial for those with roles requiring extensive travel or exposure to diverse environments.
Most of our assessments are non-invasive and present minimal risks. However, as with any medical procedure, there might be slight discomfort. We always prioritise the candidate's safety, and any potential risks will be discussed beforehand.
If a candidate does not meet the criteria for a specific segment of the assessment, it doesn't necessarily mean they're unsuitable for the role. We'll provide detailed insights into any areas of concern, such as pertinent medical conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision. Additionally, recommendations might be given on potential interventions or adjustments.
It's generally recommended that candidates wear comfortable clothing suitable for physical activities and enclosed shoes. If there are any specific preparations needed, we'll provide detailed instructions prior to the appointment.
The Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) is a questionnaire used to determine the level of daytime sleepiness a person may experience. This tool assists us in identifying any potential sleep disorders that could impact the safety and productivity of the candidate in the workplace.
Our musculoskeletal check involves evaluating the candidate's range of movement, posture, and reflexes. This provides insights into any potential musculoskeletal problems, ensuring your candidate can safely undertake the physical aspects of the job role.
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