Monitor and protect your team's lung health with reliable workplace spirometry testing.
Onsite Spirometry Testing
Workplace lung function testing helps organisations meet their responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, while protecting the long-term respiratory health of their employees. Spirometry is an important part of workplace health monitoring for teams exposed to airborne hazards and supports early detection of potential respiratory issues.
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Our workplace spirometry testing is delivered onsite by our highly qualified Clinical Exercise Physiologists, making it easy and convenient for organisations to monitor employee lung health and maintain compliance with workplace health and safety requirements.
Why Spirometry Testing Matters
If your team is regularly exposed to dust, fumes, airborne particles, solvents, or other respiratory hazards, regular spirometry testing is essential. Long-term exposure to these substances can affect lung function and may lead to respiratory conditions if not monitored. Spirometry testing helps detect changes in lung function early, allowing appropriate action to be taken to protect employee health and safety.
What is a Spirometry Test?
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During a spirometry test, the individual takes a deep breath in and then exhales forcefully into a spirometer. This process is repeated several times to ensure accurate results.
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The test measures how much air a person can exhale and how quickly they can do so.
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These measurements help identify potential airflow restrictions or early signs of lung function changes.
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Our clinicians conduct all tests using high-quality spirometry equipment and internationally recognised testing protocols to ensure reliable and accurate results.
How it works
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Simple online booking - employees schedule their own appointment through our online booking system.
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15-minute appointment - each session includes a 10-minute spirometry test followed by a discussion of results.
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Individual reporting - each participant receives a report outlining their results and an explanation of what the results mean
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Further support (if required) - if any concerns are identified, participants may be referred to an appropriate healthcare provider for further assessment.