Employer & occupational health · Davie & Plantation

Crane & Forklift Operator Physicals

Crane operator physicals to ASME B30 / OSHA standards, forklift and heavy-equipment operator fitness exams for employers — vision, hearing, exam and drug testing in one visit at both Broward clinics.

  • Employer accounts
  • Same-day reporting
  • Walk-in, no appointment
  • Two Broward clinics
Forklift operator and supervisor in a warehouse

OSHA’s crane standard (29 CFR 1926.1427) and the ASME B30 series set physical requirements for crane operators, and construction, warehouse and port employers apply similar fitness standards to forklift, aerial-lift and heavy-equipment operators. UrgentMed performs these operator physicals for employers at both Broward clinics, walk-in, with vision, hearing, exam and drug testing in one visit.

Crane operator physical (ASME B30 / OSHA 1926.1427)

The ASME B30 physical qualifications that certifying bodies such as NCCCO and employers require include:

  • Vision of at least 20/30 in one eye and 20/50 in the other, with or without correction, plus normal depth perception, field of vision and the ability to distinguish colors when signaling depends on it.
  • Hearing adequate for the operation, with or without a hearing aid.
  • Sufficient strength, endurance, agility, coordination and reaction speed for the equipment.
  • No evidence of physical defects or emotional instability that would create a hazard, and no seizure disorder or loss-of-consciousness history that is not medically controlled.
  • A negative drug test where the employer or certifying body requires one.

The provider records the findings on the certifying body’s or employer’s form and issues a fitness statement; when the employer requires a full pre-employment physical the two are combined.

Forklift, aerial lift and heavy-equipment operators

OSHA does not prescribe a medical exam for powered industrial truck operators, but employers must ensure operators are capable of safe operation, and many require a fitness exam at hire and after an incident. The exam covers vision, hearing, mobility, medication review and any condition that affects alertness, with a fitness-for-duty determination sent to the employer.

For employers

Set up an employer account so operators are sent with an authorization and results go to your safety manager the same day; pair the exam with respirator fit testing, OSHA medical surveillance or DOT physicals for drivers in the same visit.

Walk in at either Broward clinic

Both clinics are open seven days a week — Davie at 5149 S University Drive (Renaissance Plaza, just off I-595) and Plantation at 10199 Cleary Boulevard, Suite 10 — serving Davie, Plantation, Cooper City, Weston, Sunrise, Southwest Ranches, Pembroke Pines and the surrounding Broward County communities. Hours, maps and parking.

Insurance and self-pay

Operator physicals are billed to the employer account or self-pay; the price is quoted before the visit. Bring a photo ID and the employer or certifying body’s form.

Set up services for your company

One account covers physicals, testing, injury care and reporting at both Broward clinics — see the employer services overview, or tell us what you need and the team follows up.

Frequently asked questions

Do you do crane operator physicals?

Yes. The ASME B30 / OSHA 1926.1427 physical qualifications — vision, hearing, depth perception, color discrimination, physical capacity and a drug test where required — are examined and documented at either clinic as a walk-in visit.

Does OSHA require a physical for forklift operators?

OSHA requires employers to ensure operators can operate safely rather than prescribing a specific exam; many employers require a fitness exam at hire and after incidents. The exam is performed and reported to the employer here.

Can the drug test be done at the same visit?

Yes. DOT and non-DOT drug and alcohol testing with chain of custody are collected on site.

What should the operator bring?

Photo ID, glasses or contacts, hearing aids, a medication list, and the certifying body’s or employer’s form.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk in seven days a week; employers sending several operators can call ahead.

Walk in or check in online at either clinic

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