Employer Programs
Firefighter Medical Exams & NFPA 1582 Evaluations
NFPA 1582-informed candidate and annual firefighter physicals, SCBA respirator clearance, cardiac screening and return-to-duty evaluations for fire and EMS personnel.
- NFPA 1582-informed candidate and annual exams
- SCBA respirator clearance and fit testing
- Cardiac screening and post-incident return to duty
Exams built around fireground demands
Firefighting is one of the most physiologically demanding jobs there is — heat stress, heavy PPE, SCBA and unpredictable exertion. We evaluate candidates and incumbents against those actual demands using the NFPA 1582 essential job tasks, not a generic physical.
- Candidate and academy entry physicals
- Annual and periodic incumbent evaluations
- Essential job task (Category A/B condition) review
- Vision, hearing and musculoskeletal assessment
Respiratory and cardiac fitness
SCBA use requires OSHA 1910.134 medical clearance, and cardiac events remain the leading cause of firefighter line-of-duty death. We handle both in one visit.
- Respirator medical evaluation and written clearance
- Quantitative fit testing for SCBA facepieces
- Spirometry and pulmonary function testing
- Resting EKG and exercise stress (GXT) testing
- Cardiovascular risk-factor counseling
Exposure surveillance and cancer screening support
Products of combustion, diesel exhaust and hazardous materials responses all carry long-term risk. We build surveillance around your department's exposure history and maintain the records that support presumptive claims later.
- Baseline and periodic exposure documentation
- Bloodborne pathogen and post-exposure management
- Heavy metal, HAZMAT and laboratory panels
- Immunization and titer tracking
Return to duty and fitness for duty
After injury, illness, surgery or a critical incident, we determine whether a member can safely resume full fireground duty — with clear restrictions and a reassessment plan when they cannot.
What to bring
- Photo ID and your department's exam or NFPA 1582 form
- List of medications, doses and treating providers
- Glasses, contacts or hearing aids you use on duty
- Records for any cardiac, pulmonary or orthopedic condition

