Sugarman provides comprehensive occupational health services to the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, including on-site support, health assessments, and ongoing collaboration to enhance workforce well-being and compliance.
Summary: Sugarman provides comprehensive occupational health services to the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, including on-site support, health assessments, and ongoing collaboration to enhance workforce well-being and compliance.
In 2021, Sugarman was first awarded a contract to provide occupational health (OH) services for our independent not-for-profit client, the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH).
In 2024, Sugarman were re-awarded the OH contract by UKCEH, continuing to foster strong working relationships and adding value. Sugarman’s Clinical Lead and Service Delivery Manager continue to conduct regular meetings with the UKCEH People and Safety teams to discuss service delivery and review performance.
“Our Occupational Health team has been supportive and helpful with every query. Their involvement in our wellbeing initiatives, from health‑check MOT days to our annual flu vaccination clinics, and supporting our annual Move More campaigns has made a real difference to our colleagues. We’ve seen take-up on our flu vaccination clinics improve year after year thanks to their support and organisation. We really appreciate everything they do and look forward to continuing our work together in the future.” said Stuart Rogers, SHE Advisor for UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology.
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