Medical
Working at Heights Medical
Fitness assessments for employees working where falls could result in serious injury
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require employers to ensure that anyone working at height is competent and fit to do so. Falls remain one of the most common causes of workplace injury and death.
Our medical assessment covers the physical and neurological capabilities needed for safe work at height, with particular attention to conditions that could cause sudden incapacitation.
What's included
- Blood pressure and cardiovascular examination
- Vision testing including visual fields
- Balance and neurological assessment
- Musculoskeletal evaluation
- Review of medications affecting alertness or coordination
- Screening for conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes and vertigo
- Written fitness-to-work statement
Who it's for
Scaffolders, roofers, steelworkers, telecoms and tower engineers, wind technicians, tree surgeons, window cleaners and anyone working on platforms, ladders or elevated structures.