What are occupational health services?

Medical exams and screenings tied to a job's physical demands or hazards, such as pre-employment physicals, hearing tests for noisy work, respirator clearance, lung function tests, TB tests, and vaccinations. They help confirm a worker can do the job safely and help you meet OSHA and client requirements.

Which workers need a respirator medical evaluation?

OSHA requires a medical evaluation before an employee is fit tested or uses a respirator on the job. Fit testing is then repeated at least once a year. Rise schedules both.

When do employees need a hearing test?

Under OSHA's hearing conservation rule, workers exposed to noise at or above an 8-hour average of 85 decibels need a baseline audiogram and a new one every year.

Does Rise perform the exams?

No. Rise schedules exams with certified providers in our nationwide network, then tracks the results and keeps them with each employee's records.

Can you set up exams for a large group or a new site?

Yes. Send us the roster and the exams each role needs, and we will book them across as many locations as you need.

Occupational Health

Occupational Health Services, Scheduled for You

From pre-employment physicals to respirator clearance and hearing tests, Rise books the exams your workforce needs at certified providers near them, then keeps the results with the rest of their records.

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Setting up exams for a whole crew? Call 713-439-1896

The Problem

Every Job Has Its Own Exam List

A welder needs a respirator clearance and fit test. A plant worker needs a hearing baseline. A new hire needs a physical and a TB test before day one. Tracking who needs what, finding a clinic that does it, and chasing the results slows down hiring and leaves gaps an auditor will find.

What Rise Schedules

One Call for Every Exam on the List

Workplace Exams and Screening

Pre-employment and baseline physicals (non-DOT)
Fitness-for-duty exams
Audiograms for hearing conservation programs
Respirator medical clearance and fit testing
Spirometry (lung function testing)
TB testing
Vaccinations

Regulated Medical Exams

DOT physicals for commercial drivers
FAA medical exams with Aviation Medical Examiners
USCG merchant mariner physicals

Rise schedules exams with certified providers in our nationwide network. Exams are performed by the provider, not by Rise.

Managing medical exams for 300 drivers was a bottleneck for hiring. We'd contact local clinics, schedule, follow up on results. It was slow. Our hiring timeline improved, and their integration with our DQ file system means no duplicate work.

Carlos Ortiz

Recruiting Manager · Trucking fleet, 300+ drivers

50%Faster hiring pipeline
1 dayAverage result turnaround
100%Integrated with DQ files

Nationwide testing access

Find a Provider Near Your Team

Select a state to view availability and explore testing locations.

Texas network

testing locations

across cities

Not every site offers every exam. Send a request or call, and Rise will confirm a provider that does and book the appointment.

Choose the fastest path

Find the right testing route.

Enroll in a DOT consortium

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Three Steps to Exams That Are Done and Documented

01
Tell Us Who Needs What.
Send the roles, the exams each one needs, and where your people are.
02
We Book It Near Them.
Rise schedules each exam with a provider close to the employee.
03
We Keep the Records.
Results go into each employee's file, and you get a reminder before anything is due again.

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Occupational Health Questions

Get Exam Scheduling Off Your Plate

Tell us who needs which exams and where they work. Rise books them and keeps the results organized.

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Official Sources

This page is general information from Rise Workforce Solutions, not medical or legal advice. Exams are performed and medical decisions are made by the examining provider.