Working at height medical.
A fitness assessment for work at height, focused on conditions that could cause sudden incapacity.
Employment medicals
- A doctor every time
- Today, every day.
What's involved
The doctor checks the things that matter for working at height: your blood pressure, heart and circulation, nervous system, balance, and any history of blackouts, seizures or dizziness. You leave with a clear statement of fitness.
Good to know
If your employer has a specific form or standard, bring it, as requirements can differ by site and role.
Working at height medical at a glance
Who it is for
- Scaffolders, riggers, tower and rope-access workers, and anyone whose role involves work at height
What the doctor checks
- Blood pressure, heart and circulation, nervous system, balance, and any blackout history
Who can sign it
- Any GMC-registered doctor
Turnaround
- Same day
What to bring
- Your employer's form if you have one, photo ID and your medicines list
| Who it is for | Scaffolders, riggers, tower and rope-access workers, and anyone whose role involves work at height |
| What the doctor checks | Blood pressure, heart and circulation, nervous system, balance, and any blackout history |
| Who can sign it | Any GMC-registered doctor |
| Turnaround | Same day |
| What to bring | Your employer's form if you have one, photo ID and your medicines list |
What to bring
Bring your employer's form if you have one, photo ID, and a list of your current medicines.
Pricing
£120 for a 15-minute consultation and certificate. Any tests or drug screening are an additional charge, confirmed with you at the consultation before anything is sent. You pay after your consultation in person; video and phone consultations are paid at booking.
Working at height?
Today, every day. Begin your consultation online, or book a slot and see a doctor in person, by video, or by phone.
See all our medicals and certificates at /clinic/medicals-and-certificates.