A leading independent occupational health provider is gearing up to celebrate a decade in business by announcing that turnover has surpassed £2million ahead of its landmark anniversary.
Aberdeenshire-based Granite Occupational Health (GOH), which will mark its 10th anniversary in 2027, is also on track to expand its team from 24 to 30 people by the end of this year. The recruitment drive will include the addition of a business development specialist to support growth across key sectors, including energy and construction.
The imminent addition of seafarers’ medicals, and an associated appointment to oversee this expansion to the portfolio, is another significant step forward that brings this rare and sought-after provision in-house for the first time.
The expansion of personnel and services at the independent company has prompted the need for larger premises, with GOH likely to begin its anniversary year in new Aberdeenshire headquarters.
Jen McHugh and Monica Walker, Granite Occupational Health
Granite Occupational Health provides high-quality, people-centred services including medicals, assessments and consultations, and screening and surveillance. Founded by experienced healthcare professionals Jen McHugh and Monica Walker in 2017, the company now operates clinics in Westhill, Aberdeenshire, and in Falkirk and Inverness.
Commenting on recent growth, GOH co-founder Monica Walker said: “We are incredibly proud to have reached this important milestone ahead of our tenth anniversary because it reflects the confidence our clients place in the team.
“Our growth to date has been underpinned by a consistent commitment to excellent services delivered by excellent professionals, giving employers the confidence that they can place their trust in us to look after their people.”
Co-founder Jen McHugh said: “By investing in people and services, we are ensuring that our business not only evolves in line with the needs of our clients but also creates strong foundations for the next chapter of our corporate journey from strategic locations across Scotland.”
To find out more, visit www.graniteoh.co.uk