Occupational health services

For employers across the North of England and Scotland.

Why employers use occupational health

Auro Health occupational health services

Occupational health looks at how someone's health affects their ability to do their job, and how the job may affect their health. Employers usually bring us in when risk assessments show hazard exposure, when roles are safety-critical, when sickness absence is hard to manage, or when a manager needs clinical advice on adjustments and a return to work. Managed well, that link between health and work shortens absence and makes fitness-for-work decisions clearer and easier to defend.

The scale of workplace ill health

Ill health accounts for most working days lost in Great Britain. The figures below are from HSE and related sources and show why early detection and proper occupational health support matter.

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Working days lost to ill health (2023/24, GB)
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Only 45% of workers have access to occupational health
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Estimated annual cost of work-related ill health
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Workers with work-related ill health, new or long-standing (2023/24, GB)

Our services

We match the service to your risks and to how your teams actually work, from statutory health surveillance to management referrals, pre-placement checks and workplace medicals.

Occupational health assessments

OH assessments give managers clear, work-focused advice on fitness for role, adjustments and return-to-work planning.

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Occupational health assessments and consultations

Health surveillance

A programme of checks for workers exposed to specific hazards, carried out at intervals set by regulation and clinical guidance so early signs of harm are picked up before they become serious.

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Health surveillance and monitoring services