Health checks
Hearing, lung function, skin and vision checks at your workplace, run by an occupational health nurse (sample).
Occupational health checks
An occupational health nurse (sample) runs the checks at your site, one person at a time, in a quiet room. Each person gets their own results.
Hearing checks
For people who work in noise: workshops, warehouses, kitchens, grounds teams.
20 minutes
Lung function tests
For work with dust, fumes, sprays or flour.
20 minutes
Skin checks
For wet work, cleaning products, oils and gloves worn all day.
10 minutes
Vision screening
For people who use screens most of the day, and for drivers.
15 minutes
Health questionnaires
Before someone starts a new role, read by the nurse, who follows up if needed.
Online
The employer receives a summary only with each person’s consent.
How a health check visit works
One nurse, one quiet room and a timetable your managers set (sample).
1
Agree the checks
We look at the work and agree which checks each group needs.
2
Book the slots
You share a timetable; each person gets a 20-minute slot.
3
Checks on the day
The nurse sees each person privately and explains their results.
4
Follow-up
Anyone who needs it is referred on; you receive a summary with consent.
Book places for your team
Open courses at Wharf Road most weeks, or a trainer at your site for groups of four or more. The course desk replies within one working day (sample).