We are currently offering flu vaccinations at just £11 per vaccine throughout the UK (fee negotiable dependent on number).  We have already sold out of our first batch and look forward to receiving our next.

We have arrived at 4 Wellington Square.  We are delighted to welcome on board Dr Campbell McGee and the Barns Medical Practice who will be working with us.   Dr McGee is an expert in his field and an outstanding GP and we look forward to a long and prosperous relationship with his team.   We are pleased to announce that we have secured a contract for a major pet retailer throughout the UK

Secure new premises in a prime location in Ayr.  We are delighted to announce a move to 4 Wellington Square as of the 1^st of June.  This prime location will give OSHS the scope to increase and develop new ideas and strategies for the year ahead.  We are also delighted to welcome on board two new members of the team.

Actively seeking new premises due to increasing client based.  OSHS Ltd are expanding both drug and alcohol testing throughout the UK and health advice and assistance

OSHS Ltd secure new contract with major employment agency throughout the UK offering drug and alcohol testing as well as management training and training for key personnel.   OSHS is currently a market leader in the drug and alcohol field and is one of the best priced in the market place

The Health and Safety Executive today opened a three-month consultation on proposed changes to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) 1995.

Changes to RIDDOR were recommended in the Young report on health and safety published last year, which contained a proposal to increase the threshold for reporting workplace injuries to seven days.

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Peak is over and what a fantastic year it has been. This year saw us taking on a number of new clients throughout the UK from as far a field as Swansea right up to Perthshire. We have increased our collection officers and are delighted to welcome another six new members to our team.

The combined fatal and major injury rate in waste and recycling is more than four times the average across all industries. 416 employees per 100,000 suffer a major injury or are killed at work compared with the all industry average rate of 102 per 100,000, according to the latest statistics released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
A total of 530 major injuries to employees in waste and recycling were reported in 2009/10 – a fall of 10 per cent on the previous year when 590 major injuries were reported. Major injuries, such as amputations and broken limbs account for around one in four injuries in the sector.

Construction is still one of Britain’s most dangerous industries – despite a significant fall in the number of recorded deaths and injuries, new statistics released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

Figures released in June showed that there were 42 fatal injuries to workers in construction in 2009/10, 12 of which were to the self-employed. This compares with 52 deaths the previous year, including 20 to the self-employed, and an average of 66 worker deaths for the five year period from 2004/05. The rate of fatal injury per 100,000 construction workers decreased to 2.2 in 2009/10 from 2.5 in 2008/09.

The OSHS With Cause and 24 Hour Response Team expands to rest of UK.  Guaranteed to be on site within 2 hours of a with cause test, OSHS offers full chain of custody by qualified Collection Officers. Alcohol breathalyser and 10 panel dip and read with instant results also available.