About Us

Salus is one of the largest NHS based multi-disciplinary teams of professionals in Scotland. We are committed to providing the highest quality Occupational Health & Safety services to our diverse clients.

We offer a truly one stop shop approach to Occupational Health & Safety, and offer an innovative approach to workplace health and safety management.

Salus was established in 1995 and supplies comprehensive Occupational Health & Safety services to both the NHS and industry across the United Kingdom. Our team of specialists span a number of distinct disciplines and offer a range of workplace health improvement services.

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Read more about:

• As an employer, how can you benefit from using Salus?
• As an employee, how can you benefit from using Salus?
• Client Confidentiality
• Occupational Health and Safety   – The current picture
• Salus a quality guarantee
• Salus Mission Statement
• What is Salus?
• What can Salus offer?

As an employer, how can you benefit from using Salus?

Salus helps employers critically examine workplace systems
Ensure that your workplace is organised to reduce the likelihood of employee accidents, incidents and occupational ill health

For example, managing absence is a priority for many companies and organisations
Employees with extended periods of sickness absence will benefit from a health or workplace intervention that can rehabilitate them back into work
This is just one area where Salus can work with an organisation improving employee health and well-being and efficiency of the organisation

Salus offers a broad range of Occupational Health & Safety services
It is uniquely placed to provide you and your employees with a ‘best practice’ package

As an employee, how can you benefit from using Salus?

Any intervention on Occupational Health issues can have a real and important benefit to your health

Salus offers you access to a unique team of competent specialists
All are highly trained and have both your health and safety needs in mind

Occupational Health and Safety   – The current picture

In the UK current research indicates that 66 percent of all employees have no access to Occupational Health services
Salus takes a leading role in delivering the message of the benefits of Occupational Health and Safety provision
It is also instrumental in influencing culture change

Salus is at the forefront of many local and national initiatives
These aim to improve access to Occupational Health & Safety for small and medium sized enterprises

What is Salus?

Salus is one of the largest NHS based multi-disciplinary teams of professionals in Scotland
It is committed to providing the highest quality Occupational Health & Safety services to its clients

Uniquely, Salus offers a truly one stop shop approach to Occupational Health & Safety
It also offers an innovative approach to workplace health and safety management

What can Salus offer?

Salus was established in 1995 and has built up an enviable and unrivalled position as a supplier of comprehensive and excellent services to both the NHS and industry across the United Kingdom

It’s team of specialists span a number of distinct disciplines
They offer a range of workplace health improvement services

Salus develops and delivers tailor made services in response to the individual clients’ needs and timescale's

Salus a quality guarantee

Salus has an ISO9001:2000 registered management quality system
This guarantees ongoing commitment to the quality of services offered

Salus wants its’ clients to have total peace of mind
This is why every member of staff is trained to the highest standard

Client Confidentiality

Confidentiality forms the corner stone of our working practice
All clients can be assured that Occupational Health records are seen as distinct from any other medical record
These records can only be accessed by Occupational Health staff

Salus Mission Statement

Our mission is to:

Provide the highest quality Occupational Health and Safety Services to the NHS and Industry

Contribute to improvements in public health by:

• Facilitating access to Occupational Health & Safety Services
• Reducing inequalities in health through research and development
• Generate income which supports NHS patient care

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