Pre-employment medical assessments are performed to protect both the employer and employee. These assessments ensure that the employee is physically and mentally capable of performing the requirements of the role.
Pre-employment medical assessments prevent workplace injury, reduce employee turnover, as well as workers' compensation claims. Employee satisfaction and productivity improve as a result.

The type of assessment performed depends on the role requirements, industry, and environment the employee would be exposed to. These pre-employment medical assessments can be customized to suit these requirements.
Preliminary assessment: Online health questionnaire

The online screening component exists to collect the background information from the employee that helps determine their work history, perceived general health, previous injuries, and psychological health. Global Health Score, Kessler Psychological Distress Scale, and a Workplace Functioning Questionnaire are all utilized in the online screening component. This allows for a comprehensive review of the employees' history and functioning.
Medical Assessment: Standard Functional Assessment
Standard pre-employment health assessments are comprehensive risk assessments of musculoskeletal health, psychosocial health, and medical history.

Standard assessments use a combination of health and functional testing to assess in greater detail the suitability for the role.
Optional Extra Assessments: Additional Screening

Certain roles require additional testing if they have specific requirements or are very physically demanding.
- Drug and Alcohol Screen: Urine drug screen and alcohol breath test
- Audiometry: Hearing tests are helpful to assess any hearing loss, especially for employees that work in noisy environments
- Step Test: The Queens College Step Test is a 3-minute test that assesses the efficiency of an employees cardiovascular health
- Advanced Strength: More advanced physical and strength testing for roles that require a high level of fitness
- Spirometry: Lung function testing used to assess breathing patterns and identify pulmonary conditions