Working At Heights Medicals
Working At Heights Medicals
Work at height means work in any place where, if precautions were not taken, a person could fall down and injure themselves. If your staff:
- Work above ground level
- Could fall from an edge, through an opening or fragile surface; or
- Could fall from ground level into an opening in a floor or hole in the ground
They will be working at height, because they can fall from one level to another.
Examples of Work at Height include;
- Using working platforms such as scaffolds, tower scaffolds, cherry pickers, scissor lifts and podium steps
- Work on a roof, piece of plant or equipment
- Using ladders or stepladders.
For further useful information on Working at Heights please contact us at enquiries@occupationalmedicals.co.uk or telephone 0844 310 9319.
Key services
- Work Absence Tracker
- Sickness Absence Medicals/Management Referrals
- Work Stress Management And Stress Audit Centre
- Health Surveillance And Statutory Medicals (Nurse On Site)
- Lung Function (Spirometry) & Hearing Loss (Audiometry) Tests
- New Starter Employment Screening
- LGV/PSV/Licensing/Fork Lift Truck Driver Medicals
- Night Worker Assessment
- Hand and Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) And Vibration White Finger
- Food Handler Medicals And The Risk Of Skin Disease
- Skin Surveillance
- Lone Working And Confined Space Medicals For The Lone Worker
- Working At Heights Medicals
- Personal Track Safety Or Other Industry Standards
- HSE Approved Medicals
- Executive Health Screening
- Ill Health Retirement Medicals
- Drug and Alcohol Testing (Employment)
- Workplace Risk Assessment
- Pregnancy And Workstation (DSE) Risk Assessment
- Flu And Travel Vaccinations
- Physiotherapy
Client testimonials
By working with Occupational Medicals, we have reduced both short-term and long-term sickness levels among our employees. They provided a fantastic service, with lots of helpful information and advice.
- Elaine Allen, personnel officer at Manchester Working
