Posted By Bob Y I haven't, but as a 'sufferer' myself, I am aware that there are circulation issues especially at the extremities and even more so with feet etc. I doubt that the problem is insurmountable and wonder if you might get some help or advice from diabetes UK.

Posted By Bob Y I couldn't find any info on the case, but Stuart makes a good point that DDA/reasonable adjustments etc apply

Posted By SteveD-M Have instructed in the arctic for a number of years. I have come across this. The vasoconstriction in some extreme temperatures can be so severe that almost no blood circulation exists in the non-essential body parts. Which can severely aggravate conditions such as diabetes (Probably a bit of an understatement...!!) There are three possible levels of assessment here and it will depend on the severity and temperatures notwithstanding pre-employment checks): 1. Nurse based (Can be a proforma, We use a proforma for some companies which is reviewed by a occupational health nurse) 2. Physical based health assessment 3. Further investigations If you would like some more information then please feel free to drop me a line.