Safety Critical Medicals
Keeping you and your staff safe in the work environment.
The term “Safety Critical Work” is defined as “Where the ill health of an individual may compromise their ability to undertake a task defined as safety critical, thereby posing a significant risk to the health and safety of others.” (CBH, 2015).
Safety-Critical Work (SCW) medicals identify if there is any risk or likelihood of employees developing a health problem, that could cause them to be suddenly taken ill whilst undertaking their work. There are certain tests that can be done to highlight any such chances, and reduce the risk to employees and others.
It is important that safety-critical workers are not suffering from medical conditions or undergoing any medical treatment. Either of which is likely to cause sudden loss of consciousness or incapacity, impairment of awareness, concentration, balance or coordination or significant limitation of mobility.
Who Qualifies For A Medical For A Safety Critical Worker?
If you have workers who are undertaking safety critical tasks such as operating plant machinery, working on scaffolding at height, roadside construction or any other job that involves risk. Then making sure they are healthy enough is imperative to them and your business.
A worker may well struggle on with a medical condition without realising its potential impact. Professional and proper screening can help highlight and address situations such as these.
Full medical questionnaire covering both mental and physical fitness.
Height, weight, blood pressure, pulse.
Vision screen.
HAVs tier 1/2 screen.
Hearing test.
Skin screening.
Musculoskeletal assessment including balance.
The safety critical medical lasts an hour and costs £150. Book an appointment below and we require a 50% deposit, the balance can be paid after the appointment.
