Provision of Occupational Health - New College Lanarkshire

Description

The authority requires a supplier to deliver Occupational Health and Health Surveillance services, including fitness for work assessments, health monitoring, and professional advice to support staff wellbeing. Lot 1: The authority requires a supplier to deliver Occupational Health and Health Surveillance services to support staff wellbeing and ensure compliance with statutory health and safety requirements. The service will cover a range of activities, -Management Referral -Pre-Employment Assessment and advise on fitness for employment, along with any recommended adjustments. Where necessary obtain medical reports and arrange referrals to medical specialist -Fitness for Work Assessments -Provision of specialist OH advice and support to line managers and HR -Preparation of OH policies, standards and procedures in liaison with clinical governance -Liaison with NCL personnel and attendance at meetings and events as requested -Provision of monthly progress reports and interpretation of client management information -Utilisation of local medical resources to support the service where relevant i.e. OHP, physiotherapist, etc ensuring that a high standard of service is provided -Providing managers with OH advice on short- and long-term sickness absence cases, outlining in detail rehabilitation and redeployment options where appropriate -Proactive case management of frequent, short term and long-term absences -In liaison with the Quality and Clinical Standards team ensuring pathways and clinical protocols for managing frequently occurring conditions e.g. stress, muscular-skeletal symptoms are deployed consistently -Performing health surveillance and fitness for work health screening -Deliver annual health promotion campaigns -Providing advice on health-related Health & Safety legislation including First Aid at Work and Display Screen Equipment Provision is required across the academic year (August to July). Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.