Can hearing testing be completed directly at a construction site?
Yes. Clear Work's mobile hearing testing units are designed to bring occupational hearing testing directly to workplaces and construction projects.
Case Study ·
Clear Work
30 Construction Workers Hearing Tested in Maple Ridge
Mobile hearing testing for 30 Epic Homes workers at an active Maple Ridge construction site.
Project Snapshot
Client
Epic Homes
Industry
Construction
Location
Maple Ridge, British Columbia
Service
Occupational Hearing Testing
Project Type
On-Site Mobile Hearing Testing
Delivery
Directly at the construction site
Workers Tested
30
Clear Work Team
Noah
About the Client
With an active crew to coordinate, the goal was to get the required testing done efficiently and keep it easy for the site team to manage.
The Challenge
What the organization was facing
Epic Homes needed a fast, hassle-free way to complete mandatory WorkSafeBC occupational hearing testing for 30 construction workers at an active job site. That meant no interruption to daily operations and no sending crew members off-site for clinic appointments.
Our Solution
Noah from the Clear Work team arrived on-site with one of our mobile hearing testing units, and each worker was scheduled through it individually.
Testing fit around the site's schedule, breaks and operations, with one point of contact for supervisors and safety teams.
The Results
What we delivered
Seamless crew coordination
Expanded field footprint
Dedicated mobile support
Organized execution
Outstanding on-site leadership
Why This Approach Worked
Construction projects involve changing schedules, multiple trades and crews of very different sizes, so Clear Work brings hearing testing directly to the job site.
Our service is built around construction companies and other B.C. employers.
Why This Matters
Benefits for Similar Businesses
Clear Work is a WorkSafeBC Authorized Industrial Audiometric Business.
Our mobile teams also provide occupational hearing testing in the Fraser Valley and other regions of B.C.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each hearing test take?
A typical occupational hearing test takes approximately 10 minutes per person.
Can Clear Work test larger construction crews?
Yes. We test crews of all sizes, up to major construction projects with 100-200+ workers, scheduled across one or multiple testing days.
Where does Clear Work provide mobile hearing testing?
Clear Work provides mobile occupational hearing testing for employers and construction companies throughout British Columbia, including Maple Ridge and the Lower Mainland.