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HAVS Assessment in Cambridgeshire.

Hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) assessments, tiered testing and fitness outcomes for workers who use vibrating tools and equipment, overseen by a GMC-registered physician. Now bookable for patients and employers across Cambridgeshire.

HAVS Assessment for Cambridgeshire, covered

If your workforce regularly uses vibrating tools, grinders, breakers or hand-held power tools, HAVS is one of the most common and most preventable occupational injuries you will face. Catching it early, through proper tiered assessment, is what keeps a tingling finger from becoming permanent nerve or vascular damage.

We arrange appointments for HAVS Assessment across Cambridgeshire and the wider East of England area, including Cambridge, Peterborough, Huntingdon, Ely. On-site visits for employers can also be arranged for teams based in Cambridgeshire.

Who this is for

  • Employers with staff using vibrating tools, grinders, breakers, sanders or compactors
  • Workers already reporting tingling, numbness or finger blanching
  • New starters needing a HAVS baseline before vibration exposure begins
  • Employers needing a structured tiered HAVS surveillance programme

What's included

Assessment follows the HSE tiered approach: a Tier 1 questionnaire for all exposed workers, stepping up to Tier 2 or Tier 3 clinical examination (including vascular and neurological testing) wherever symptoms or exposure history warrant it. You receive a clear fitness outcome plus practical guidance on exposure limits, tool rotation or further review where needed.

Local & doctor-led
Services in Cambridgeshire are carried out or overseen by a GMC-registered occupational-health physician.
Questions

HAVS Assessment in Cambridgeshire, FAQs.

What is HAVS?
Hand-arm vibration syndrome is a condition caused by regular use of vibrating tools, affecting the nerves, blood vessels and joints of the hand and arm. It is preventable with proper monitoring, but irreversible once established.
What are the HAVS assessment tiers?
Tier 1 is an annual questionnaire for all exposed workers. Tier 2 is a more detailed questionnaire review by a qualified assessor. Tier 3 is a full clinical examination, including vascular and neurological tests, carried out where Tier 1 or 2 flags a concern.
How often does testing need repeating?
Typically annually for workers with ongoing vibration exposure, though this can be more frequent if symptoms are present or exposure is high.
Can you run this across our whole site?
Yes, we deliver tiered HAVS programmes on-site across the UK, scheduled around your shift patterns.
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