Logistics sector

Occupational health for logistics and transport fleets

For a commercial fleet the medical is a road-safety control. Undiagnosed sleep apnoea, uncorrected vision and poorly controlled diabetes are the three findings that most often sit behind a preventable incident, and all three are cheap to detect.

26

Fleet operators served

5,800+

Drivers screened annually

Form 1A

Issued and tracked digitally

Logistics industry illustration

Primary hazard

Driver fatigue & vision

Commercial driver fitness

Exposure profile

What your people areactually exposed to

The hazards below drive every test in the logistics protocol. Nothing is included because it is standard — each one answers a specific exposure.

01

Driver fatigue and sleep apnoea

Long-haul schedules combined with undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnoea are a leading contributor to fleet incidents.

02

Vision and night glare

Night driving demands contrast sensitivity and glare recovery that a standard acuity test alone will not reveal.

03

Metabolic risk

Sedentary posture and irregular meals drive diabetes and hypertension prevalence well above the general population.

04

Manual handling in warehousing

Loading, unloading and order picking concentrate lumbar load across the warehouse workforce.

Examination protocol

The test panel, andthe reason for each test

This is the panel an inspector will ask you to justify. Every row states the exposure it answers and the cycle it runs on.

TestWhy it is in the panelFrequency
Vision, night glare and colourCommercial driving fitnessAnnual
Blood sugar and HbA1cMetabolic risk controlAnnual
Blood pressure and ECGCardiac event risk at the wheelAnnual
Sleep-apnoea screeningFatigue-related incident riskAnnual
Musculoskeletal assessmentWarehouse manual handlingAnnual
Statutory basis

What the law expectsof this sector

We prepare the registers and evidence in these formats as part of the programme — not as an add-on when an inspection is announced.

Motor Vehicles Act 1988 — medical fitness for commercial driving licence holders

Central Motor Vehicles Rules — Form 1A medical certificate requirements

Factories Act provisions for attached warehousing operations

Client and insurer fleet-safety audit requirements

Corporate enquiry

Ready to simplify corporate employee healthcare?

Share your workforce profile and receive a written proposal within 48 hours — protocol design, plant-wise scope, camp schedule and commercials, reviewed by an occupational physician.

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