Workplace Health Services

Furze Health Ltd deliver flexible and fully compliant workplace health services to support businesses and protect their workforces.

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Expert Occupational Health Services: Compliant. Flexible. Professional

Our expert team will help ensure that you meet your legislative obligations, manage absence efficiently, and foster long-term wellbeing solutions for your employees. Whether you require on-site assessments or remote consultations, we are committed to providing pragmatic and effective solutions for your occupational health needs.

 

Our Services - Helping employers and employees find safe solutions

We take the time to understand your workplace, the specific roles within it, and the unique needs of each employee. Our assessments and workplace health services are designed with the long-term benefit of both the employer and employee in mind. By offering specific advice and support, we help employers retain their staff and ensure a healthier work environment

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Management Referrals

Absence management is crucial for maintaining a productive workplace. Our management referrals service is designed to assist when employees are experiencing long-term or frequent sickness, or when health-related performance concerns arise.

We provide sound clinical advice regarding fitness for work, reasonable adjustments, and compliance with the Equality Act 2010. The benefits for employers include clear, actionable reports, reduced risks, and faster resolutions to health-related issues.

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Health Surveillance and Health Assessments

Furze Health helps employers meet their obligations under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and other HSE regulations. Our health surveillance services include a variety of assessments such as audiometry (hearing tests), spirometry (lung function tests), vision testing, skin assessments, night worker assessments, and hand-arm vibration assessments.

We also conduct medicals for confined space work, work at height, forklift drivers, mobile plant operators, company drivers, and new starters. Our workplace health services mean these services can be provided on-site or at one of our clinics adapting to your operational needs.

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New Starter or Pre-Placement Assessments

Our New Starter Health Questionnaires offer a strategic advisory service for HR teams and business leaders. We support occupational health policy development, risk assessments, return-to-work planning, and pre-placement and night worker assessments.

This service is essential for gaining access to responsive, pragmatic clinical expertise that keeps your workforce healthy and legally compliant, ultimately enhancing your overall operational effectiveness.

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Bespoke Occupational
Health Programmes & Assessments

At Furze Health, we understand that each business is unique. Our bespoke occupational health assessments and programmes are built around your organisation's size, industry, and specific goals.

We offer arrangements such as monthly onsite clinics, annual driver medicals, and hybrid surveillance programmes. Our long-standing client relationships are a testament to the reliable, scalable support we provide that grows with your organisation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens during an occupational health referral?

 

During an occupational health referral, the employee will undergo a comprehensive assessment conducted by one of our qualified occupational health professionals. This process typically involves a review of the employee's health history, a discussion about their current health status, and an evaluation of their fitness for work. The findings are documented in a report that provides recommendations for the employer, which may include suggestions for reasonable adjustments, return-to-work plans, or further medical investigations if necessary.

Can I refer an employee for stress or mental health concerns?

 

Absolutely. You can refer an employee for stress or mental health concerns. Our occupational health specialists are trained to handle such sensitive issues with care and confidentiality. We provide support through assessments that focus on the individual's mental wellbeing, and we can recommend appropriate interventions or adjustments to help the employee manage their situation effectively.

What is health surveillance and who needs it?

 

Health surveillance is a systematic approach to monitoring the health of employees who may be exposed to specific workplace hazards, such as noise, chemicals, or other harmful substances. It is essential for ensuring that any potential health issues are identified early and managed appropriately. Employees who work in environments with known health risks, such as those in manufacturing, construction, or healthcare, typically require health surveillance to comply with health and safety regulations.

Why are new starter health questionnaires required?

 

New starter health questionnaires are required to assess the health status of new employees prior to their commencement of work. This assessment helps identify any pre-existing conditions that may affect their ability to perform their job safely and effectively. It also aids in ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations and assists in developing appropriate workplace adjustments or support systems.

What is a workplace or DSE assessment?

 

A workplace assessment, also known as a Display Screen Equipment (DSE) assessment, evaluates the workstation setup and the working environment of employees who use computers or other display screens. The assessment aims to identify any risks related to ergonomics, posture, and overall health. Recommendations are then provided to improve the workstation setup, ensuring it is comfortable and safe for the employee, thereby reducing the risk of musculoskeletal disorders and enhancing productivity.

Can you provide ergonomic advice?

 

Yes, we offer ergonomic advice as part of our occupational health services. Our specialists can assess workstations and provide recommendations to enhance comfort and efficiency. This includes guidance on proper posture, workstation layout, and equipment adjustments to minimise the risk of injury and improve overall employee wellbeing. Our goal is to create a healthier and more productive work environment through effective ergonomic solutions.