Physical Exams

Physical Exams

DOT Physicals

A Department of Transportation (DOT) physical is a health examination mandated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. A DOT physical helps determine if a driver is physically, mentally, and emotionally fit to operate a commercial vehicle.
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Pre-Employment Physicals

The biggest benefit of pre-employment testing is workplace safety. Research has also shown that pre-employment tests reduce work-related musculoskeletal disorders, lost work days, and employee turnover. A 2003 study by Littleton found a cost savings of $18 per $1 spent on screening.
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Return to Work Exam

Return-to-work physical exams help to ensure that it’s safe for you to go back to work after an injury. If you’re not ready, they help determine when it would be right for you to return to work. This reduces your risk of getting injured again.

They tell you what you can safely do, and for how long. They also document any problems that may prevent you from returning to work or fully recovering. For your employer, they identify your safe working limits and give them information on how to modify your job after an injury or create new ergonomic solutions.
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Surveillance Exam

Medical surveillance is a system of measures that assesses employee exposure to chemicals, high radiation levels, or any hazardous component to the body. These measures allow employers to get an inside look at the state of their workforce’s health over time.
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