Work Doctor OH
Forklift Driver Medical
Service Details
What is a Forklift Driver Medical and Why is it Required?
The assessment covers general health, vision, hearing, blood pressure, and any medical conditions that may affect safe operation of forklift machinery. It is based on DVLA Group 1 or Group 2 medical standards (depending on employer risk assessment) similar to those required for car drivers.
What’s Included
- Medical history review (including relevant health conditions and medications)
- Blood pressure check
- Vision assessment (distance and visual fields)
- Hearing and musculoskeletal checks
- Assessment of neurological, cardiovascular health and other conditions including diabetes relevant to safe vehicle operation
- Issuance of a medical fitness certificate following the assessment
- Can meet the DVLA Group 1 or 2 medical standards depending on your risk assessment and risk profile
💡 Please bring photo ID, details of any current medications or medical conditions, and your glasses or contact lenses if worn
Key Benefits
- Operational Confidence
- Duty of Care
- HSE Compliance
Who Is This For?
- Operating heavy or industrial machinery
- Working in high-traffic environments
- Safety-critical roles
Pricing
We provide HSE-compliant medicals to ensure your lift truck operators are fit to work safely:
Forklift Driver Medical
(FLT / Lift Truck Operators)
Standard rate for individual clinic bookings.
Group Discount: Available for on-site bookings via our enquiry form.
Book Your Forklift Driver Appointment
Book your Forklift Driver Medical appointment today to ensure your team remains safe, fit, and fully compliant.
Questions
Who needs a forklift medical?
How often do I need a forklift medical?
- Pre-employment or initial medical: Before starting work as a forklift operator.
- Every 3 years until age 50: Depending on company policy and age.
- Annually from age 65: Or more frequently if there are health concerns.
- Health Status Change: After any significant change in health status.
How long does the appointment take?
What should I bring to my appointment?
- Photo ID: Driving licence or passport.
- Medical Records: Details of current medications or medical conditions.
- Vision Aids: Glasses or contact lenses if worn for vision.