Your essential 5-point health check

"SHE'LL BE RIGHT!"...until it isn't.

From the wheel to the depot, warehouse or factory - this is for you. Your body is your prime mover. Service it.

See your GP
or Health Professional

Two heavy vehicle industry workers talking on site

In this industry, we know preventative maintenance matters.

You do not wait for a failure, ignore a warning sign or leave a problem too long.

Your body is your prime mover. Service it.

Personal Preventative Maintenance uses familiar industry language to encourage simple, practical health checks that can help pick up issues early.

It is also about taking ownership. Do not wait for a workplace medical. Do not wait until something goes wrong. Take control of your own health, make the appointment and choose your own path.

Check in with your GP.

Do not wait for a breakdown

Preventative maintenance works best when it happens early.

Whether it is your blood pressure, skin, bowel screening, prostate health or mental wellbeing, a simple check-in can make a real difference.

Your GP is the best place to start.
Don't wait for the perfect time.
Use the next chance you get.

5 Essential Health Maintenance Checks

Click each check above to learn more.

5 Realistic Health Pathways for Drivers Who Can't Keep Appointments

Missed one booking? Don't let it turn into another six months.

If your schedule, travel or long hours make health appointments difficult, there are still practical ways to take the next step.

GP or Health Professional

Your GP is the best place to start. Book a time that works for you.

HotDoc

Find and book a GP appointment near you, anytime.

hotdoc.com.au ↗

Telehealth

Can't get to a clinic? Speak with a GP from where you are.

instantscripts.com.au ↗

SiSU Health Stations / Priceline

Walk-in health stations in key locations.

sisuhealth.com ↗

Healthy Heads App

Support for your mental health and wellbeing, anytime, anywhere.

App Store ↗Google Play ↗

Important note

Self-check tools, telehealth and screening programs can be useful first steps, but they do not replace urgent medical care or a full GP review where needed. If symptoms are concerning or persistent, seek medical advice promptly.

Supported by Trusted Partners

Personal Preventative Maintenance has been developed with the support of partners who bring relevant, practical and credible health information to the heavy vehicle industry. This includes support and resources from: