Can hearing testing be completed directly at a construction site?
Yes. Our mobile testing units bring mobile occupational hearing testing to construction sites and workplaces across B.C.
Case Study ·
Clear Work
Hearing Tests for 200 Construction Workers in Port Coquitlam
Axiom Builders switched to Clear Work for more service-focused occupational hearing testing.
Project Snapshot
Client
Axiom Builders
Industry
Construction
Location
Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Service Provided
Occupational Hearing Testing
Project Type
On-Site Mobile Hearing Testing
Delivery
Directly at the construction site
Workers Tested
200
Clear Work Team
Noah
About the Client
Axiom Builders is a construction company working on major projects throughout British Columbia.
The Challenge
What the organization was facing
Testing 200 construction workers takes more than showing up with equipment; Axiom needed a simple, professional process for management and workers.
They were also changing providers, with customer service, responsive communication and reliable on-site coordination as key factors.
Our Solution
- Planning & Coordination: Clear Work worked with the Axiom team on project requirements, scheduling and on-site logistics before testing began.
- Mobile Testing Unit On-Site: We brought one of our mobile occupational hearing testing units to the site, so workers were tested where they worked.
- Testing 200 Workers: Noah worked directly with the crew, keeping each appointment efficient while still thorough and professional.
- Project Completion: Testing was completed on-site, giving Axiom one centralized solution for a large construction workforce.
What was included:
- On-site occupational hearing testing
- Clear Work mobile hearing testing unit
- Project scheduling and coordination
- Experienced Clear Work personnel
The Results
What we delivered
Testing time: 3 days
Results submitted to WorkSafeBC within 48 hours
Axiom plans to book again
Worker Feedback: 5-Star Google Reviews
Client Testimonial
"Thumbs up to Noah for nice and quick work."
Peter Kim - Worker
Why This Approach Worked
A project this size needs capacity, organization and good communication, and testing at one central location on Axiom's Port Coquitlam site kept it simple.
Axiom switched providers for stronger customer service, and positive worker feedback showed it was delivered in the field.
Benefits for Similar Businesses
Construction companies often coordinate occupational health services around active projects, changing schedules and large workforces. Mobile hearing testing is particularly useful for:
- General contractors, construction companies and subtrades.
- Manufacturing facilities, industrial employers and warehouses.
- Utilities, transportation companies and municipalities.
- Other noise-exposed workplaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an occupational hearing test take?
A typical occupational hearing test takes approximately 10 minutes per worker.
Can Clear Work handle large workforces?
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.
Do we need to provide a room for hearing testing?
When testing is completed in Clear Work's mobile units, 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.
Is Clear Work authorized to perform occupational hearing testing in British Columbia?
Yes. Clear Health Group / Clear Work is a WorkSafeBC-authorized Industrial Audiometric Business.
Can testing be coordinated around our work schedule?
Yes. Clear Work works with employers to coordinate scheduling based on workforce size, site requirements and availability.
Why employers across BC choose us
WorkSafeBC-authorized hearing testing
Mobile service directly at the workplace
Experience with large construction workforces
Flexible scheduling
Responsive communication
Professional on-site service
Province-wide capabilities
A strong focus on customer experience