Occupational health testing is a vital component of workplace safety programs, required in many industries and heavily encouraged in others. These tests ensure that employees are physically and medically fit to perform their job duties safely and effectively. These tests help decrease liability, prevent workplace injuries, detect early signs of health conditions, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards set by OSHA and other organizations.
With US Drug Test Centers essential screenings includingL pulmonary function tests, respirator fit assessments, vision and hearing exams, blood and skin tuberculosis testing, and physical evaluations, employers can mitigate workplace risks, reduce absenteeism, and enhance overall productivity. Occupational health testing also supports employees by identifying potential health concerns early, improving workplace safety, and promoting long-term well-being.
DOT Physical Exam
US Drug Test Centers offers periodic medical examinations mandated by the Department of Transportation for all Commercial Drivers. Read More...
Employment Physical Exams (NON DOT)
US Drug Test Centers offers employers, as part of their hiring process or company policy, physical exams to ensure that new hires or current employees are in good health to perform their job duties. Read More...
Exam: Lift Test Level 1 (50 lb)
A lift test is usually performed for employees who are about to start a new job and some of the job's requirments are to lift a certain amout of weight daily or weekly. To ensure safety to the employee and company, a lift test may be ordered by the employer to ensure the employee is able to adequately and proficiently perform the job's requriement without any risk of injuries. Read More...
Exam: Lift Test Level 2 (75 lb)
A lift test is usually performed for employees who are about to start a new job and some of the job's requirments are to lift a certain amout of weight daily or weekly. To ensure safety to the employee and company, a lift test may be ordered by the employer to ensure the employee is able to adequately and proficiently perform the job's requriement without any risk of injuries. Read More...
Muscle Strength & Flexibility Screen / Kraus-Weber Test
The Kraus–Weber test is a fitness test devised in the 1940s. The Kraus–Weber test has six simple exercises and takes 90 seconds to administer. Read More...
Hepatitis A Titer
Hepatitis A titer is used to check from previous infection or vaccinations. This titer is usually performed for persons who are traveling internationally, colleges, or any person who believe to have been exposed to Hepatitis A infection. Read More...
Hepatitis B Titer
Hepatitis B antibody titers are usually performed for persons who will be exposed to blood or bodily fluids, mostly commonly in health care. This Hepatitis B antibody titer can check for immunity from previous vaccinations to indicate a protective level of immunity to persons. Read More...
Hepatitis C Titer
Hepatitis C antibody titers are usually performed for those who are frequently exposed to blood or bodily fluids, mostly commonly in health care. This lab tests for the antibody to hepatitis C, which can appear as early as 4 weeks after exposure. Read More...
MMR Titer
MMR titer checks for immunity for Measles, Mumps, and Rubella. This titer is usually requested for some colleges and for any persons who may be at an increased risk of exposure. Read More...
Varicella Titer
Varicella titer checks for immunity for Chickenpox. This titer is usually requested for colleges, employers, or for any persons who may have an increased risk of exposure. Read More...
TB: TB/PPD Skin Test 1 of 2
A one step TB/PPD test is a test to see if you have been exposured to Tuberculosis (TB) in the past. The one step TB/PPD consisit of administration and reading 48-72 hours from the administration time. There is a two office visit in order to complete the one step TB/PPD test. Read More...
TB: TB/PPD Skin Test 2 of 2
A two step TB/PPD test is a test to see if you have been exposured to Tuberculosis (TB) in the past. A two step can sometimes be performed by employers to ensure the screening is actually a negative result. The two step TB/PPD consitis of four office visits, the same test completed twice a week apart. The two step TB/PPD usually takes about 2 and a half weeks to complete in it's entirety. Read More...
Quantiferon (TB Gold)
Quantiferon TB Gold test is a screening test to see if you have been exposed to Tuberculosis in the past. The Quantiferon test can be used as an alternative to either a one step or two step Tuberculosis skin allowing you less appointment visits. This test is often required for health care workers, students, Immigration or international travelers and is usually required to be performed annually. Read More...
Exam: Chest X-Ray - 1 view
Chest X-rays are usually performed to rule out active signs of Tuberculosis (TB) after a patient receives a positive TB/PPD/QFT result. These chest x-rays can also detect any chest abnormalities or lesions in the lungs that may suggest TB. Read More...
Exam: Chest X-Ray - 2 view
Chest X-rays are usually performed to rule out active signs of Tuberculosis (TB) after a patient receives a positive TB/PPD/QFT result. These chest x-rays can also detect any chest abnormalities or lesions in the lungs that may suggest TB. Read More...
Vision: Ishihara
The Ishihara vision screening is the most common test to determine color blindness. This test shows images with numbers embedded in dots of color. If you can't see the numbers in the colored dot, you likely may have colorblindness. Read More...
Vision: Jaeger
The jaeger chart is used to test near vision acuity. This is a card that shows paragraphs with text sizes from large to small. This card is held about 14-16 inches from the patient's face and read outloud to the Medical Provider. Read More...
Vision: Snellen
The snellan is the most common eye chart that you see at most medical offices and used to test distant vision acuity. This chart showed letters from largest to smallest. The snellan chart also can offer a quick red or green color blindness check. Read More...
Vision: Titmus
The Titmus vision is a machine that helps tests near and distance vision, binocular vision, peripheral vision and color blindness. This test is the most extensive vision screening test that can be performed outside of am Optometrist office. Read More...
Audiogram
Audiograms is a chart that shows the different pitches and frequencies a person can hear. These test can help diagnose hearing loss or any hearing changes if this test is performed annually. Audiograms are usually performed with other services like a physical examination so the Examiner can get a detailed history from the patient. Read More...
EKG Event Capture
A EKG (electrocardiogarm) meaures the electrical activity of your heart. This test can help detect any abnormal arrhythmias, heart attacks, or palpitations. This test is quick and painless with results within minutes. This test can help your provider determine if your heart's activity is normal or abnormal. Read More...
Pulmonary Function Test
A pulmonary function test (PFT) is a lung function test and measures the volume of air in your lungs. These test can show how well your lungs are working. This test can help diagnose asthma, COPD or cystic fibrosis. Read More...
Respirator Fit Assessment
A respirator fit assessment is a test that helps verify that the respirator is both comfortable to the patient and provides a sealed barrier to any outside contaminants. This type of fit tests are required by OSHA and are usually performed annually. This test is usually performed with testing agents that use different senses of taste and smells. Read More...
Respirator Fit Quantitative Event Capture
A respirator fit assessment is a test that helps verify that the respirator is both comfortable to the patient and provides a sealed barrier to any outside contaminants. This type of fit tests are required by OSHA and are usually performed annually. The quantitative test is an instrument that is used to measure the efeectivenss of the respirator in a numerically format. Read More...
Respirator Medical Evaluation Questionnaire
A respirator medical questionnaire is a screening tool used by Medical Providers to determine if a person can safely wear a respirator. These questionnaire are required by OSHA to ensure there are no serious health concerns to the workers if they use a respirator. Read More...
Safe, secure and timely occupational health testing is essential for remaining in compliance, maintaining a healthy workforce, and reducing healthcare costs across various industries like:
| Healthcare & Medical: | Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, dental offices |
| Construction & Heavy Industry: | Building, infrastructure, demolition, roofing, plumbing |
| Manufacturing & Warehousing: | Factories, assembly lines, logistics centers |
| Transportation & Logistics: | Trucking, aviation, shipping, railways |
| Public Safety & Emergency Services: | Firefighters, police officers, paramedics, EMTs |
| Oil, Gas, & Mining: | Offshore rigs, refineries, extraction sites |
| Food & Beverage Industry: | Food processing plants, restaurants, packaging facilities |
| Education & Childcare: | Schools, daycare centers, universities |
| Laboratory & Pharmaceutical: | Research labs, biotech companies, drug manufacturing |
| Agriculture & Farming: | Livestock handling, crop production, pesticide application |
| Hospitality & Housekeeping: | Hotels, cleaning services, resorts, conventions |
| Military & Defense: | Active duty military, defense contractors, aerospace |
| Utilities & Energy: | Electrical workers, power plants, water treatment facilities |
| Auto & Transportation Maintenance: | Auto repair shops, aircraft maintenance, fleet management |
