Physical Test / Examination - DOT and NON-DOTThis page highlights the multiple physical exam offerings we have available. DOT Physical Examination and NON-DOT Physical Examinations - i.e. Sports Physicals and Pre-Employment Physicals. |
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DOT Physical$120.00The DOT (Department of Transportation) physical exam is a mandatory medical evaluation required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for individuals: Applying for or renewing a commercial driver's license (CDL) Operating a commercial motor vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating or gross combination weight of 10,001 pounds or more Transporting hazardous materials requiring placarding under DOT regulations Transporting 8 or more passengers (including driver) for compensation, or 15 or more passengers Performing safety-sensitive jobs This comprehensive assessment assesses vision, hearing, blood pressure, and overall health to ensure that drivers are physically capable of safely operating commercial motor vehicles. Additionally, the exam includes drug and alcohol screenings. Passing this examination results in the issuance of a medical certificate, allowing drivers to legally drive commercial vehicles and helping maintain road and work safety standards. |
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Pre- Employment Physical With A Lift$120.00A pre-employment physical is a comprehensive medical examination conducted as part of the hiring process to assess a candidate's overall health and fitness for a specific job. It typically includes vital sign measurements, vision and hearing tests, a review of medical history, and a physical examination. Depending on the job requirements, additional tests, such as drug screenings or assessments of physical fitness such as lift test, may be included. The results help employers ensure that potential employees are physically capable of performing job-related tasks safely and effectively. |
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T-8 Physical$120.00A T-8 physical is a medical examination typically performed on individuals to assess their overall health and fitness. It includes a thorough physical examination, measurement of vital signs, and an evaluation of medical history. This type of physical examination may be required for various purposes, such as sports participation, assesses the physical and mental fitness of individuals who operate school buses, or as part of a routine checkup. The results help determine an individual's physical health and may guide recommendations for maintaining or improving well-being. |