Can a large crew be hearing tested without stopping work?
Yes. 80 tradespeople were tested across two days at Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems, in groups around their schedules rather than the site stopping.
Mobile hearing testing for 80 Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems workers in Maple Ridge.

Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems is a Maple Ridge-based mechanical contractor specializing in complex mechanical construction across healthcare, institutional, infrastructure, commercial and high-rise projects. They came to Clear Work directly.
Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems needed to complete mandatory WorkSafeBC occupational hearing testing for its tradespeople without disrupting active work.
At that headcount, off-site testing means 80 appointments, 80 sets of travel time and crews pulled away for weeks.
Noah from the Clear Work team brought one of our mobile hearing testing units directly to the workplace.
Workers were also walked through the hearing protection options available to them, from disposable, reusable and banded earplugs to standard, electronic and hard-hat-mounted earmuffs and custom-fitted moulds.




With phenomenal service and reliable results, Clearwork demonstrates exemplary job site hearing testing for all Tradesperson professionals.
Testing 80 people is a different problem from testing 15, so spreading the visit across two days mattered more than raw speed. Moving quickly mattered too, since the gap between deciding and doing is often the real obstacle.
A test without a conversation about protection is only half the job. Trey Cadwell pointed to the "good advice to further improve the safety of my hearing" and Matt White described the service as "polite and efficient."
Our mobile units travel directly to workplaces, shops and construction sites, allowing employers to coordinate hearing testing at the location where their people are already working.
Clear Work is a WorkSafeBC Authorized Industrial Audiometric Business, and our teams complete 30K+ tests every year.

Yes. 80 tradespeople were tested across two days at Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems, in groups around their schedules rather than the site stopping.
Approximately 55 hearing tests per day, depending on site logistics and scheduling. Larger workforces are coordinated across multiple days, as they were for this 80-worker booking.
A typical occupational hearing test takes approximately 10 minutes per person.
It depends on the season, location and crew size; Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems had 80 workers tested the following week. Get in touch and we'll tell you what's available.
Workers receive the appropriate information relating to their own hearing test. Employers receive the testing and status information they need for their records, not audiograms, hearing thresholds, clinical notes or other confidential clinical information.
Clear Work provides mobile occupational hearing testing throughout British Columbia, including Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows and the wider Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley, the Sea-to-Sky corridor, Vancouver Island and the B.C. Interior. Minimum booking requirements may apply.