Occupational health services

Assessments, surveillance and medicals from qualified clinicians, on site, in clinic or remote.

Role-specific health assessments following employment offers to confirm fitness for duties and to identify reasonable adjustments where required.

Role demands are reviewed using questionnaires and clinical assessment. Information shared with the employer is limited to work-relevant advice and outcomes, with the worker's informed consent.

Outputs focus on fitness for work and practical adjustments, supporting the onboarding of employees who may have disabilities.

Clinical assessment to address manager queries when a worker's health is affecting attendance, performance or workplace safety, or when work is affecting health.

The clinician considers the employee's health, the role's functional demands and relevant evidence, then offers advice on fitness for work, likely timescales and any reasonable adjustments that may help support the health-work relationship.

Reports address your referral questions in plain language and stay within consent and confidentiality requirements.

Some pension schemes and agencies allow early access to pension benefits where long-term (permanent) incapacity is evidenced under the scheme's rules.

An Occupational Health Physician reviews relevant medical evidence and the role's functional demands, may examine the member and issues an objective medical opinion.

Where we are appointed as an Independent Registered Medical Practitioner under the LGPS, the OHP issues a certificate. That clinical opinion informs the decision-maker.

Health checks an employer chooses to carry out, based on company policy or risk assessment.

Safety-critical medical
Working at height medical
Confined spaces medical

Forklift truck (FLT) operator medical
OEUK medical
Night worker health assessment

Why employers choose Auro Health

Reports managers can use, realistic appointment times and clinicians who know UK occupational health law.

How we deliver appointments

In clinic

Appointments at our Preston clinic when on-site visits are not needed.

On site

Clinicians attend your premises for batch screening or referrals.

Remote

Telephone and video consultations for speed and convenience.

Mobile units

Fully equipped health services brought to your site.

Occupational health clinician reviewing workplace assessment

Health surveillance that meets HSE requirements

Programmes planned around your hazards, shift patterns and site layout, with reporting your safety team can act on.

Hearing tests are essential for employees regularly exposed to loud noise to allow early detection of noise-induced hearing loss.

Required under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 when exposure exceeds action levels. We carry out baseline, periodic and exit audiometry, categorise results using HSE-recognised standards, and arrange OHP review if a threshold shift or other concern is found.

You receive a fitness statement for each employee and clear advice if repeat testing, noise control or referral for further assessment is needed.

Respiratory health surveillance monitors lung function, helping to detect work-related lung conditions early.

Required under COSHH where exposure to respiratory sensitisers or irritants cannot be fully controlled.

Conducted by trained OH staff using calibrated equipment to recognised standards.

HAVS surveillance helps detect early signs of vascular and neurological damage caused by exposure to vibrating tools and machinery.

Required under the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 when exposure meets or exceeds the exposure action value, or if symptoms are reported. Screening starts with a questionnaire, followed by Tier 3 assessment by an OH Adviser and Tier 4 physician review when staging or complex symptoms require it.

Employees receive clear fitness advice; employers are told what surveillance interval is appropriate and whether exposure controls should be reviewed.

Workers exposed to asbestos fibres must undergo regular medical assessments to monitor health and ensure fitness for work.

Under the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (Reg. 22), workers involved in licensed asbestos work must have a medical examination by an HSE-appointed doctor every two years, while those undertaking Notifiable Non-Licensed Work (NNLW) require a medical every three years.

Each assessment typically includes an occupational and respiratory history, symptom review, chest and cardiorespiratory examination, and lung function testing where indicated, with a formal fitness statement issued.

Employees working with ionising radiation may require medical surveillance to confirm fitness for work and monitor health in line with statutory requirements.

Under the Ionising Radiations Regulations 2017 (IRR17), employers must arrange appropriate medical surveillance for classified persons, including before designation and at intervals determined by the appointed doctor. Examinations must be carried out by an HSE-appointed doctor.

Each assessment typically includes review of occupational and radiation exposure history, a health questionnaire and clinical examination where indicated, with a formal statement on fitness to work with ionising radiation recorded in the employee's health record.

Payment options

Choose the pricing model that fits your workload and budget.

Pay as you go

Book individual appointments when demand is irregular or hard to forecast.

Subscription

Fixed monthly fee (optionally per employee) with guaranteed capacity, SLAs and included volumes; overage at agreed rates.

Project or package

Fixed fee for a defined programme, such as an annual health surveillance round.

On-site clinic days

Day rate for an OHA or OHP with mobile kit at your premises.

Tell us about your workforce and we will suggest a sensible way to run referrals, surveillance or clinic days.