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How to Pass a Warehouse Physical Assessment Test

Applying for a logistics or fulfillment role? Discover what to expect during a warehouse fitness test, from lifting requirements to standing stamina benchmarks, and how to pass easily.

How to Pass a Warehouse Physical Assessment Test

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How to Pass a Warehouse Physical Assessment Test

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear to my warehouse physical assessment appointment?

Wear comfortable, breathable athletic clothing or work pants that allow you to stretch and squat deeply without restriction. You must wear supportive, closed-toe shoes—preferably athletic sneakers or steel-toe work boots. Avoid jeans, skirts, or open shoes.

Can I still get hired if I cannot lift 50 lbs easily?

It depends on the specific warehouse role. Heavy-freight fulfillment centers often view the 50 lbs benchmark as a strict safety requirement. However, many light e-commerce facilities focus on smaller goods where speed and dexterity are more important than heavy lifting.

What happens if my blood pressure reads high during the clinic physical?

If your blood pressure is slightly elevated due to interview nerves, the clinician will usually let you sit quietly for 10 minutes before taking a second reading. To keep your baseline steady, avoid drinking energy drinks, coffee, or smoking nicotine immediately before your appointment.

Do warehouse physical assessments include a medical background check?

Yes. The medical examiner will ask you to fill out a brief health history form to check for pre-existing conditions, such as recent spinal surgeries or severe joint injuries, that could put you at risk of immediate harm in a heavy labor role.