Colour blindness, also known as colour vision deficiency, is a condition that affects an individual’s ability to perceive certain colours accurately—most commonly red, green, or blue. In rare cases, a person may experience monochromacy, where they see only shades of grey. While often inherited, colour vision can also be affected by age, health conditions, medications, or lifestyle factors such as alcohol and caffeine intake.
Why is Colour Vision Testing Important?
In many professions, accurate colour perception is essential for safety, quality control, and task efficiency—especially in fields like design, manufacturing, electrical work, healthcare, and transportation. An undiagnosed colour vision deficiency can lead to misjudgments, errors, or safety risks in such environments.
Verifacts Colour Blindness Check
At Verifacts, we provide reliable and standardized Colour Blindness Checks as part of our employee screening and health assessment services. This test helps organizations:
Identify employees or candidates with colour vision deficiencies
Ensure fitness for roles requiring accurate colour recognition
Enhance workplace safety and job performance
Maintain compliance with industry-specific health and safety standards
Why Choose Verifacts?
Accurate, professional testing procedures
Confidential and compliant reporting
Experienced verification team
Customized testing based on job role requirements
By conducting colour blindness checks through Verifacts, employers can make informed hiring and placement decisions, ensuring both safety and productivity across the organization.
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