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Most workplace accidents can be stopped with good health checks. At MotorMedicals, we do safety critical medicals to check if your workers are healthy enough for risky safety critical roles. Our trained occupational health technicians meet you in person to keep employees safe and help your business follow health and safety legislation.
Our occupational health team comes to your workplace. This easy service means employees working in safety critical roles don’t wait long or travel far for their critical medical checks. Your work keeps running while meeting safety standards.
Pick from our 40+ clinics across England. We’re in Manchester (Radcliffe), Telford, Birmingham (Hall Green), and Wolverhampton. Our clinics make it easy to get safety critical worker medical assessments near your construction sites.
A safety critical medical is a health check for workers undertaking safety critical tasks. These tests check if each safety critical worker can do their duties safely in risky jobs. If your team runs plant machinery, works in confined spaces, or handles dangerous stuff, our medicals make sure each worker can do their job without putting anyone at significant risk.
Some jobs need safety critical medical checks to keep workers and others safe. These medicals are important for workers doing safety critical tasks like using heavy machinery, working at heights, or going into confined spaces where health problems could stop them from working safely and could cause accidents or injuries.
The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 says employers must protect their employees’ health, safety, and welfare. This means doing risk checks to find safety critical jobs and arranging medical checks when needed. These checks help find any health problems or treatments that might affect how safely someone can work in safety critical jobs.
NHS app not required but helpful to have an overview of medical history
We provide Safety Critical Medicals at several convenient locations, ensuring you have access to quality services near you. Our clinics include:
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First Check: All new safety critical workers must have a complete medical assessment before starting work.
Regular Assessment: Safety legislation requires new critical medical assessments every three years to ensure employees remain fit for their jobs. But some medical conditions, age, or specific safety critical work may need more health surveillance checks.
Our occupational health doctors will tell you when you need your next check. This keeps you following work act rules while putting employee welfare first.
The frequency of Safety Critical Medicals depends primarily on the worker’s age, with standard industry guidance as follows:
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We have over 40 locations up and down the country running twice a week where you can complete your HGV/D4 medical including Motor Medicals clinics in Manchester, Birmingham, Leicester, Derby, Preston, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Telford, Stoke-on-Trent and more. To find your nearest clinic, please visit the locations tab below:
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