The AIOH is proud to present this Course which has been specifically developed by experts, to support occupational hygienists, environmental and safety professionals in the assessment and management of locations impacted by illicit drug contamination.
Dr Sam Hamilton, Safe Work Australia, Director, Occupational Diseases and Hygiene Policy will discuss the SWA Occupational Lung Diseases Workplan for 2022.
The June Filter Magazine showcases our 2021 Conference, 2021 AIOH Award Winners plus hear from our executive leadership and read about our outreach programs.
President Kate Cole presents the results of the member’s survey of RCS exposures in Engineered Stone Fabrication, Mining, Construction and Tunnelling industries.
The W501 course is an important foundation training course to build your professional knowledge of occupational hygiene sampling.
The objective of these sessions is to prepare potential candidates for the upcoming virtual exams before their assigned exam date.
President Kate Cole talks about the benefits of the more tightly fitting P2 or N95 masks.
President Kate Cole speaks on The Project about the dangers of Silicosis. In recent years, this deadly dust disease has been synonymous with engineered stone in kitchens. But thousands are also in danger in other industries like tunnelling,
Read the Case Finding Study commissioned by SafeWork NSW to investigate respirable crystalline silica exposure in the manufactured stone industry.
President Kate Cole and Past President Andrew Orfanos talk about what makes public places like restaurants and retail shops less of a COVID-19 risk.
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