Do you provide on-site hearing testing in Vancouver?
Yes. Clear Work brings mobile occupational hearing testing to job sites in Vancouver and across the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and other regions of British Columbia.
A second on-site visit for Edge Construction: 30 workers tested in Vancouver, paid through WorkSafeBC's Construction Industry Program, with the next visit already booked for January.

After a first visit in Port Coquitlam in August, Edge Construction needed hearing testing for 30 workers at its Vancouver job site.
As a construction employer in a WorkSafeBC classification unit starting with 72, its covered workers qualify for testing through the Construction Industry Program, so the job was to get everyone tested on site without anyone leaving for a clinic.
Noah brought the Clear Work van to the Vancouver site and tested the crew there. Because Edge Construction falls under the Construction Industry Program, the tests were covered by WorkSafeBC.
Clear Work handled the documentation afterwards, and Edge Construction has already booked its next visit for January.




"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 testing came to the site and WorkSafeBC covered the cost, so Edge Construction got its crew tested without lost travel time or an invoice for the tests.
Two visits in, it's now a routine: the next one is already on the calendar for January.
Not sure of your classification unit? We'll help you check before you book.

Yes. Clear Work brings mobile occupational hearing testing to job sites in Vancouver and across the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and other regions of British Columbia.
For employers in a WorkSafeBC classification unit starting with 72, hearing tests for covered workers are paid through WorkSafeBC's Construction Industry Program. Edge Construction paid nothing for the 30 tests on this visit.
Check your WorkSafeBC classification unit. If it starts with 72, your covered workers are likely eligible. Our Construction Industry Program page explains how to check, and we can confirm before booking.
Small crews and large ones. Edge Construction has had 30 workers tested on each of its two visits with Clear Work.
Yes. Edge Construction has used Clear Work in August and November 2026, and its next visit is booked for January 2027.
No. Testing happens at the job site, so workers don't travel to a clinic and go straight back to work after their test.