Can hearing testing be completed directly at a construction site?
Yes. Clear Work provides mobile occupational hearing testing at construction sites and workplaces across B.C. Our mobile testing unit travels directly to the employer's location.
How Axiom Builders switched to Clear Work for a more service-focused approach to occupational hearing testing.

Axiom Builders is a construction company working on major projects throughout British Columbia.
With a large workforce at an active Port Coquitlam construction site, Axiom needed an efficient way to coordinate occupational hearing testing for 200 workers.
Rather than sending workers individually to an off-site clinic, Axiom chose Clear Work's mobile hearing testing service, allowing the testing to take place directly at the construction site.
Coordinating occupational hearing testing for 200 construction workers requires more than simply showing up with testing equipment.
Axiom needed a provider capable of handling a large workforce while keeping the process organized, professional and straightforward for both management and workers.
They were also looking to make a change in hearing-testing providers, with customer service, responsive communication and reliable on-site coordination being important factors in their decision.
For a busy Port Coquitlam construction project, the goal was to make hearing testing as easy as possible for the workforce while maintaining a positive experience from scheduling through to testing.
Clear Work coordinated occupational hearing testing directly at Axiom Builders' Port Coquitlam construction site. The objective was simple: successfully test a large workforce while making the process easy for Axiom and providing every worker with a professional experience.
Step 1: Planning & Coordination
Clear Work worked with the Axiom team to coordinate the project requirements, scheduling and on-site logistics before testing began. With 200 workers to accommodate, having a clear plan helped keep the testing organized.
Step 2: Mobile Testing Unit On-Site
Clear Work brought its mobile occupational hearing testing unit directly to the construction site. Workers could complete their hearing testing where they were already working rather than having to coordinate individual trips to an external testing location.
Step 3: Testing 200 Workers
Clear Work completed occupational hearing testing for 200 workers on-site. Noah worked directly with the crew throughout the project, focusing on keeping each appointment efficient while still providing workers with a thorough and professional experience.
Step 4: Project Completion
The testing was successfully completed on-site, giving Axiom a centralized solution for coordinating occupational hearing testing across a large construction workforce.






"Thumbs up to Noah for nice and quick work."
A project involving 200 workers requires a combination of capacity, organization and good communication.
Bringing the mobile hearing testing unit directly to Axiom's Port Coquitlam construction site created one centralized location for the workforce to complete their testing.
Just as importantly, Clear Work focused on the overall service experience. Axiom switched providers looking for stronger customer service, and the positive feedback from workers following the project provided a real-world indication that the experience was being delivered in the field.
Construction companies often need to coordinate occupational health services around active projects, changing schedules and large workforces. Mobile occupational hearing testing can be particularly useful for:
• General contractors
• Construction companies
• Trades and subcontractors
• Manufacturing facilities
• Industrial employers
• Warehouses
• Utilities
• Transportation companies
• Municipalities
• Other noise-exposed workplaces
Clear Work provides mobile hearing testing for both smaller crews and large-scale projects throughout British Columbia.

Yes. Clear Work provides mobile occupational hearing testing at construction sites and workplaces across B.C. Our mobile testing unit travels directly to the employer's location.
A typical occupational hearing test takes approximately 10 minutes per worker.
Yes. This Port Coquitlam project involved 200 workers, demonstrating Clear Work's ability to coordinate large on-site hearing-testing projects as well as smaller crews.
When testing is completed using Clear Work's mobile unit, employers generally do not need to provide an indoor testing room. A suitable location to park the unit and access to scheduled workers are required.
Yes. Clear Health Group / Clear Work is a WorkSafeBC-authorized Industrial Audiometric Business (IAB #436).
Yes. Clear Work works with employers to coordinate scheduling based on workforce size, site requirements and availability.
If your company needs mobile hearing testing in Port Coquitlam, Clear Work can bring occupational hearing testing directly to your construction site or workplace.
We work with employers throughout Port Coquitlam, the Lower Mainland and communities across British Columbia, providing mobile testing for both small crews and large workforces.