Clear Work provided on-site workplace hearing testing for 20 Vertis Construction employees at an Abbotsford, BC construction site, bringing mobile audiometric testing directly to their workforce. Employees were able to complete their hearing tests at the job site instead of travelling individually to an off-site clinic. Following the successful visit, Vertis Construction rebooked Clear Work for another hearing testing session a few months later.
Vertis Construction operates in the construction industry in British Columbia.
Construction employees can work around power tools, heavy equipment, machinery and other sources of occupational noise. For employers managing noise-exposed workers, coordinating hearing testing is an important part of an effective workplace hearing conservation program.
Vertis Construction needed a practical way to arrange hearing testing for its team without requiring employees to leave the job site for individual appointments.
Clear Work brought the testing directly to their Abbotsford construction site.
Coordinating hearing testing for a construction workforce can create unnecessary downtime when employees have to travel to an outside clinic.
For a 20-person crew, individual off-site appointments can mean coordinating multiple schedules, travel time and interruptions to the workday.
Vertis Construction wanted a more efficient approach.
The objective was to complete the required workplace hearing testing while making the process as convenient as possible for both the employer and employees.
Clear Work coordinated and delivered an on-site hearing testing session for 20 Vertis Construction employees in Abbotsford, BC.
Step 1: Planning and Scheduling
Clear Work worked with Vertis Construction to coordinate the testing visit around their workplace requirements.
Instead of scheduling 20 separate off-site appointments, employees could be tested at the location where they were already working.
Step 2: Mobile Setup
Our mobile hearing testing unit arrived directly at the construction site with the equipment required to perform workplace audiometric testing.
The testing setup was prepared on-site so employees could move efficiently through their appointments. Step 3: Audiometric Testing
All 20 employees completed individual hearing tests using calibrated audiometric equipment.
Testing was performed by an audiometric technician and structured to keep each appointment efficient and comfortable while limiting time away from regular duties.
Step 4: Results and Documentation
Testing results were documented following each assessment.
Employees were able to receive information about their results and ask questions about the testing process, while the employer received the documentation required from the testing session.
“Very helpful. The test itself was quick and comfortable, and the audiologist explained the results clearly without rushing. I left feeling informed and cared for. I’d absolutely recommend this service to anyone needing a hearing check.”
This project demonstrates one of the main advantages of mobile occupational health services: the service comes to the workforce instead of the workforce having to travel to the service.
For Vertis Construction, 20 employees were able to complete their hearing testing directly at an active construction site in Abbotsford.
That meant no separate trips to a clinic and a simpler process for coordinating the crew.
The positive employee feedback showed that efficiency did not have to come at the expense of the employee experience.
The subsequent rebooking demonstrated that the approach also worked from the employer's perspective. One successful on-site visit became an ongoing client relationship.
Yes. Clear Work provides mobile workplace hearing testing in Abbotsford and throughout the Fraser Valley, allowing eligible employers to have audiometric testing completed directly at their workplace or job site.
Yes, where an appropriate testing setup can be established. Clear Work works with construction and industrial employers to coordinate mobile hearing testing around their workplace requirements.
Not when testing can be appropriately completed through our mobile service. For this Vertis Construction project, all 20 participating employees were tested at the Abbotsford job site and did not need to travel individually to an outside clinic.
Workplace hearing testing is performed by trained audiometric testing personnel using calibrated audiometric equipment.
We work with employers of different sizes and can coordinate testing schedules based on workforce size, location and operational requirements. Contact our team with the number of employees requiring testing and we can recommend an appropriate schedule.
Yes. Clear Work works with employers that require recurring workplace hearing testing. After the initial Vertis Construction session, the company rebooked Clear Work for another visit a few months later.
Looking for on-site workplace hearing testing in Abbotsford for your employees?
Clear Work brings mobile audiometric testing directly to workplaces and eligible job sites, helping employers reduce employee travel, simplify scheduling and keep their workforce moving.
Whether you need to test a single crew or coordinate recurring hearing testing for employees across multiple locations, our team can help develop a plan around your workplace.