Candidate preparation
Use this checklist as a starting point, then follow the instructions in your appointment confirmation. Your provider’s directions take precedence.
What to bring
Bring the ID specified by the provider or referral process.
Bring any employer, site, statutory or rescue-organisation paperwork you have been given.
Bring a current list or the original labelled packaging. Do not stop medication unless your treating clinician directs you.
If requested, bring reports from your GP or specialist and results of relevant investigations.
Bring glasses, contact lenses, hearing aids, inhalers or other aids you normally use.
What to wear
Comfortable clothing and enclosed athletic footwear may be appropriate where an exercise or functional component is booked. Ask whether workwear or PPE is required. Changing facilities cannot be assumed.
Food, hydration and caffeine
Do not fast, alter caffeine, change exercise or stop medication based only on generic website advice. Preparation can differ with the test protocol and your clinical circumstances. Contact the provider if the confirmation is unclear.
On the day
You may complete administrative consent and health-history forms before a clinician reviews the role and assessment pathway. Clinical examination and any confirmed testing follow. You should have the opportunity to ask how the test works and what information will be reported.
If a result, medical history or medication needs clarification, the doctor may request further information. That can delay a final decision, but it should not be described as an automatic failure.
Tell us whether you are booking for yourself or coordinating a team. We will use those details to confirm the appropriate next step.