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A safety critical medical

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crewmeal

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Please note this position is safety critical and the successful applicant will require a safety critical medical.

What's involved in a medical of this nature compared with a standard one?
 
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What's involved in a medical of this nature compared with a standard one?

BMI - Height/Weight
Blood Pressure
Drugs/Alcohol Screen
Eyesight test including colour blind*
Hearing Test*
ECG*

The parts marked with stars are extras for Safety Critical Roles, well it is for SWT anyway.
 

Simon11

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I've had a full test for 2 out of 3 TOC's I've worked for and I'm officed based in HQ.
 

N111MD

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I have applied for a conductor position recently. However I have one question about the medical examination, hopefully somebody can answer it. I had my appendix removed 9 years ago. Am I still gonna be able to pass the medical?
 

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It's not something they check for, they're more concerned about your hearing, vision and your weight.
 
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