Industry specific medicals and occupational health services, all under one roof.

Whether you need an OEUK or GWO/RUK medical to get back on site, or you're an employer setting up health surveillance for your workforce, every service at Daalmas is delivered with the same promise: transparent pricing, appointment certainty, and certification turned around quickly after a passed appointment.


OEUK Medical

The industry-standard offshore medical for oil and gas asset access.

If you work on oil and gas assets offshore, your employer or operator will require an OEUK medical certificate before you step on site. This is the standard most operators recognise, and it needs to be current to keep you working.

Duration: From 30 minutes
Delivery: In clinic, Dundee

What the assessment includes:
  • Medical history review
  • Blood pressure and cardiovascular check
  • Vision and hearing screening
  • BMI assessment
What to bring:
  • Photo ID
  • List of current medications
  • Glasses or contact lenses if worn
  • Any relevant medical letters
Clinician conducting an OEUK (OGUK) medical examination
Offshore Workers at an oil and gas asset and wind farm

GWO Medical

Required for wind turbine work — on or offshore.

The GWO (Global Wind Organisation) medical is a mandatory requirement for anyone working on wind turbines. It includes a Chester Step cardiovascular fitness test, which is conducted as part of the same appointment. The GWO standard is recognised by operators across the UK and internationally.

Duration: From 45 minutes (Chester Step included)
Delivery: In clinic, Dundee

What the assessment includes:
  • Full medical history
  • Cardiovascular and fitness assessment (Chester Step)
  • Vision and hearing screening
  • Blood pressure check
  • BMI assessment
What to bring:
  • Photo ID
  • List of current medications
  • Glasses or contact lenses if worn
  • Any relevant medical letters
Wind turbine technician in professional outdoor setting
Wind farm technician on-site

Chester Step Test

Cardiovascular fitness assessment — required for GWO, commonly added to OEUK for wind farm access.

The Chester Step Test is a sub-maximal cardiovascular fitness assessment. It is a mandatory component of the GWO medical and is frequently added to the OEUK medical to allow access to wind farm assets. If you are unsure whether you need it, check your operator's requirements or call the clinic.

Duration: From 20 minutes (standalone)
Combined with GWO: Included in the £240 GWO medical price (additional charge for OEUK)
Delivery: In clinic, Dundee

How to prepare:
  • Avoid heavy exercise in the 24 hours before your appointment
  • Wear comfortable clothing and flat-soled shoes
  • Avoid caffeine or alcohol in the hours before the test
What to bring:
  • Photo ID
  • List of current medications
  • Comfortable clothing and flat-soled shoes
  • Any relevant medical letters
Clinical fitness step test assessment
Clinician undertaking a Chester Step Assessment

Combined Medicals

OEUK plus ancillary assessments - built around what your role actually requires.

Some roles require more than a standard OEUK medical. Combined appointments bring together the core OEUK assessment with one or more ancillary assessments in a single clinic visit - less time off work, one appointment, one certificate process.

Most common combinations
  • OEUK + Fit to Train — for workers commencing safety-critical training programmes
  • OEUK + Chester Step — for workers who want the flexibility to be certified across offshore oil and gas, and renewable wind sites (onshore and offshore)
  • OEUK + Food Handlers — for catering and galley crew on offshore assets
  • OEUK + Crane Operator — includes the additional assessments required for crane and lifting operations

Duration: From 45–60 minutes depending on combination
Pricing: Varies by combination — contact the clinic for a confirmed price before booking
Certification: Next working day after a passed appointment

Not sure which combination you need, or need a combination not listed above? Call  the clinic or use the enquiry form and we'll confirm what your operator or employer requires before you book.

Health Surveillance

Statutory health monitoring for employers with hazard-exposed workforces.

If your workers are exposed to noise, vibration, or hazardous substances, you have a legal obligation to monitor their health over time. Health surveillance isn't a one-off — it is a programme that protects your workers and keeps your business compliant. We deliver programmes for construction, manufacturing, and wider industry employers.

What we cover
  • Noise-induced hearing loss (audiometry)
  • Hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS  assessments)
  • Hazardous substances exposure (COSHH-linked biological monitoring)
  • Skin and respiratory surveillance where required by exposure risk
Delivery options

In clinic (Dundee) for smaller groups or individual referrals. On-site at your premises for higher workforce volumes - we come to you.

Who this is for

Line managers, H&S professionals, and HR teams in construction, manufacturing, utilities, and any sector with a regulated hazard exposure profile.

Clinician conducting health surveillance audiometry test
Construction workers on site

Fitness-for-Work Assessments

Clinician-led fitness-for-work assessments - through the employment lifecycle. From pre-placement to absence management, return-to-work and ill-health retirement planning.

A fitness-for-work assessment gives you a clear, clinician-led view of whether an employee can do their job and what adjustments, if any, are needed. We deliver these at every stage of the employment lifecycle: pre-employment, return to work after absence, and ill-health retirement. Each is conducted by an OH-qualified clinician, independent of the treating GP - giving employers and workers an objective opinion they can act on.

Common absence referral types
  • Mental health (stress, anxiety, depression, burnout) - applicable across all sectors including office-based workforces.
  • Musculoskeletal conditions (back pain, joint injuries, RSI) - common across manual, trades, and desk-based roles.
Delivery

In clinic (Dundee) or remotely via video consultation - your choice.

Who this is for

HR managers, occupational health leads, and line managers across any sector managing new joiners, long-term or complex absence , and ill health retirement.

Clinician in calm consultation with patient

Download Our Service Information

Everything you need to prepare for your appointment or scope a service for your workforce.

Use the resources below to understand what each service includes, what to expect on the day, or to share capability information with your team or procurement contacts.

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OEUK Medical — Service Sheet

What the assessment covers, pricing, and certification process.

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GWO Medical — Service Sheet

Full GWO assessment detail including Chester Step requirements.

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Chester Step Test — Service Sheet

How the test works and how to prepare.

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Combined Medicals — Service Sheet

Which combinations are available and how to request a quote.

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Employer Capability Statement

Our full occupational health offering for employer and procurement contacts.

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What to Expect on the Day

A plain-English guide to help workers prepare for their appointment - shareable with your team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often — covering preparation, documentation, results, and how to arrange on-site or volume appointments.

How do I prepare for my medical appointment?

What documents and ID do I need to bring?

What happens if I don't pass my medical?

Can I book for a worker on their behalf (coordinator enquiry)?

Do you offer on-site medicals at our premises?

Which medicals are conducted in clinic versus remotely?

How do I know which combined medical or assessments I need?

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