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FYZICAL Fremont is your local provider for WorkSTEPS.  The Industry-leading functional employment testing and occupational health services. Hire smart, reduce risk and injury, and cut costs with WorkSTEPS.

WorkSTEPS is an employer’s single source for functional employment testing, safety, environmental, and occupational health services.

Founded in 1986, WorkSTEPS is the leading national provider and pioneer of functional employment testing, helping employers reduce crippling workers compensation claims. Our medically-safe, legally-compliant, scientific, and objective tests match a prospective worker's physical abilities to the physical demands of the job.

WorkSTEPS has evolved into a comprehensive provider of business, safety, and occupational health services, helping corporations contain and manage costs related to work health and safety. WorkSTEPS helps employers hire smart and maintain regulatory compliance while cutting costs and reducing risk and injury. Contact us to learn more and find out how WorkSTEPS can work for you.

ASSESS WORKER ABILITY TO MEET JOB DEMANDS. HIRE SMART. EMPLOYEE-JOB FIT MEANS FEWER INJURIES, LOWER COSTS AND MORE

When you hire employees capable of meeting the physical demands of their jobs, you expect injury rates and related costs will go down— but the benefits don’t end there. Improving employee-job fit also improves employee retention, reduces lost time, lowers health care costs and decreases accident rates. As the pioneer in scientifically-based, medically-safe, and legally-compliant assessment programs, WorkSTEPS can help you make well-informed, objective and legally-defensible employment decisions so your next hire is a smart hire.

POST OFFER FUNCTIONAL EMPLOYMENT TESTING 

Good on paper isn’t good enough. WorkSTEPS Post-Offer Functional Employment Testing provides clear and objective information about a job candidate’s ability to safely perform the essential physical functions of the position you’ve offered, enabling you to make a well-informed and legally-defensible employment decision.

MANAGE EMPLOYEE INJURIES & RETURN TO WORK

WHEN AN ILL OR INJURED EMPLOYEE RETURNS TO WORK IN A SAFE AND TIMELY MANNER, EVERYONE WINS.

However, whether an injury or illness is work- or non-work-related, the safe and timely return of an injured or ill employee cannot be taken for granted. If not strategically and deliberately managed, injuries will often be misdiagnosed, expectations regarding when an employee can safely return to work will typically be based on population-based estimates rather than patient data, inefficient scheduling will delay important diagnosis and treatment decisions, and care fragmentation will waste time and money. WorkSTEPS can work with you to determine your return to work strategy; we have the people and processes needed to advocate for your employees throughout the recovery process; and we have the systems and proprietary software needed to do it all consistently and in compliance with the law.

RETURN TO WORK FIT FOR DUTY EXAMS

Before an employee returns to work following an injury, illness, or surgery, you want to assess their capacity to safely perform their job. WorkSTEPS Return to Work Fit for Duty (FFD) testing will inform your dialog with an employee about potential next steps, which may include returning to their job, returning to a different job at least temporarily, and/or undergoing additional rehabilitation.

A Fit-for-Duty evaluation is administered to a current employee post-injury through an injury management program. A Fit-for-Duty Evaluation is a functional capacity test that focuses only on the injured part of the body used in a job specific task, rather than a comprehensive exam. In compliance with EEOC mandates, a medical examination of a current employee may be given only when it is “job related and consistent with business necessity”.

FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY EXAMINATIONS

Return-to-work decisions must be data-driven. WorkSTEPS is a pioneer in using evidence-based, full-body Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE) to inform decision-making throughout an employee’s recovery and return to work process.