Introduction

A work site visit is conducted by an Occupational Therapist for variety of reasons which include the following: Job analysis. Observing an employee whilst performing duties of his occupation and thereby assessing the physical and cognitive demands of the job, tasks and responsibilities.

Or - Work Visits by an OT (Occupational Therapist) are workplace assessments conducted by an occupational therapist to evaluate a person's ability to perform their job duties safely and effectively.

Purpose of a Work Visit

An OT visits the employee's workplace to:

Assess the physical demands of the job.
Observe how work tasks are performed.
Evaluate whether an injury, illness, or disability affects work performance.
Identify workplace barriers or risks.
Recommend reasonable accommodations or modifications.
Determine whether the person can return to work and under what conditions.

Examples of What an OT May Assess

Lifting and carrying requirements
Standing, walking, and sitting tolerances
Repetitive movements
Driving requirements
Computer and desk work
Use of machinery or tools
Safety risks in the workplace

Work Visits

Introduction

Purpose of a Work Visit

Examples of What an OT May Assess

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