We understand the critical importance of health and safety in the workplace and have extensive experience of conducting specialist medicals for a range of industry sectors. We can help you to ensure that employees in safety-critical roles are fully fit to perform their duties, fulfilling your duty of care obligations, and complying with health and safety legislation to offer complete peace of mind.
Specialist Medicals
Our experienced physicians are fully trained and qualified in the following areas of industry expertise:
- Offshore medicals
- Transportation medicals
- Logistics medicals
- Asbestos medicals
- Ionising radiation medicals
We have extensive experience in conducting personal or business specialist medicals through our network of over 60 UK clinics. Our mobile units can also reach you in remote locations if required. Our medical services can extend to cover team members not working in safety-critical roles including your leadership team.
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