Do you provide on-site hearing testing in Port Coquitlam?
Yes. Clear Work provides mobile occupational hearing testing for employers in Port Coquitlam and throughout the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and other regions of British Columbia.
Clear Work completed on-site WorkSafeBC occupational hearing testing for 30 Edge Construction employees in Port Coquitlam, BC, in approximately four hours. By bringing hearing testing directly to the workplace, employees were able to complete their testing without travelling to an off-site clinic. Following the visit, Clear Work received three new 5-star Google reviews, and Edge Construction has already booked its next on-site testing session for November 2026.

Coordinating occupational hearing testing for a construction workforce can create logistical challenges.
When employees have to attend individual appointments at an off-site clinic, employers may have to manage travel time, multiple appointment times, employees leaving and returning to the workplace, and additional disruption to the workday.
Edge Construction needed occupational hearing testing for 30 employees in Port Coquitlam.
The objective was straightforward: complete the testing efficiently at the workplace while making the process as simple as possible for both the employer and employees.
Clear Work coordinated the testing session with Edge Construction and attended their Port Coquitlam workplace to provide occupational hearing testing for the crew.
Step 1: Pre-Visit Coordination
Before the testing date, Clear Work worked with Edge Construction to coordinate the workforce and prepare for the on-site session.
Planning ahead allowed the testing process to fit around workplace operations rather than requiring employees to arrange individual clinic appointments.
Step 2: On-Site Setup
Noah from Clear Work attended the Port Coquitlam workplace and prepared the testing equipment and work area for the scheduled employees.
Everything required for the testing session was brought directly to the site.
Step 3: Occupational Hearing Testing
Employees moved through their hearing tests during the scheduled session.
Clear Work successfully completed 30 employee hearing tests in approximately four hours.
Because the service was delivered at the workplace, participating employees could complete their testing without travelling to an off-site clinic.
Step 4: Documentation and Follow-Up
Following the testing session, Clear Work completed the applicable occupational hearing testing documentation and follow-up process.
Edge Construction has also already scheduled Clear Work to return in November 2026 for its next round of on-site hearing testing.






"The staff were friendly, professional, and made the whole process easy and comfortable. They took the time to explain everything clearly and answered all of my questions without making me feel rushed."
The advantage of on-site occupational hearing testing is simple: bring the service to the workforce instead of sending the workforce to the service.
For Edge Construction, that meant 30 employees could be tested during one organized workplace visit.
There was no need to coordinate 30 separate trips to an outside clinic, and employees could move through the testing process and return to their workday.
The approximately four-hour session demonstrated how mobile hearing testing can work for construction employers managing larger crews.
Just as importantly, the relationship did not end when the testing was completed.
With the next visit already booked for November, Edge Construction now has a process in place for its upcoming testing needs.
Clear Work works with employers across industries where occupational noise exposure and hearing conservation may be important considerations.
These can include:
Clear Work provides mobile occupational health services throughout British Columbia, with scheduling based on location, workforce size and service requirements.

Yes. Clear Work provides mobile occupational hearing testing for employers in Port Coquitlam and throughout the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and other regions of British Columbia.
Yes. Clear Work is designed to bring occupational health services directly to workplaces. The appropriate setup and scheduling requirements are discussed with the employer before the testing date.
Clear Work can coordinate testing for both smaller teams and larger workforces.
For Edge Construction, 30 employees were tested in approximately four hours at their Port Coquitlam workplace.
Timing and capacity can vary depending on the workplace, number of employees and testing logistics.
Mobile testing can reduce the need for employees to travel individually to an off-site clinic.
For employers, this can make workforce scheduling easier and reduce disruption associated with coordinating separate appointments.
Clear Work works with employers to develop an on-site schedule based on workforce size, operating requirements and employee availability.
Yes. Clear Work can support employers with ongoing workplace hearing testing requirements.
Edge Construction completed this testing session in August and has already scheduled its next visit for November 2026.
Need occupational hearing testing for your construction crew or workforce?
Tell us where your workplace is located and approximately how many employees require testing, and the Clear Work team can help determine the best approach for your site.
We provide mobile workplace hearing testing in Port Coquitlam, the Lower Mainland, the Fraser Valley and communities across British Columbia.