We are proud to collaborate with a select group of training providers through formal endorsements and Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs). These partnerships expand learning opportunities and support the growth of our profession.

By connecting members with high-quality courses that align with AIOH standards, we aim to strengthen knowledge, practical skills, and career development in occupational hygiene and related fields.

Explore our affiliated programs below and discover pathways to extend your expertise.

Creative Safety Initiatives (CSI) is an ACT-based organisation dedicated to improving safety standards in the building and construction industry. Through practical training, education, and industry consultation, CSI helps reduce workplace accidents and promote safer work environments. Their team is committed to fostering harm reduction, attitudinal change, and compliance with health and safety regulations, supporting workers and organisations across Australia.

CSI has been endorsed by AIOH to deliver this course, reflecting its review and endorsement for quality and alignment with occupational hygiene standards.

Course Outline

10830NAT Course in Crystalline Silica Exposure Prevention

Exposure to crystalline silica is an occupational risk in industries ranging from construction and jewellery to DIY work. This Nationally Accredited Crystalline Silica Awareness course equips participants with the knowledge and skills to minimise exposure and promote workplace safety.

Participants will learn to:

  • Identify products containing crystalline silica.
  • Understand relevant legislation, guidelines, and standards.
  • Recognise health risks and hazards from exposure.
  • Apply exposure standards and interpret safety data sheets.
  • Implement hierarchy of controls and safe systems of work.
  • Conduct risk assessments and prevent hazards in the workplace.

Outcome

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

  • Recognise products and processes containing crystalline silica.
  • Apply relevant legislation, codes of practice, and guidelines to their work.
  • Understand the health risks associated with silica exposure.
  • Implement risk management and hazard prevention strategies.
  • Apply control measures to minimise exposure within mandatory limits.

GCG has partnered with AIOH to offer members access to self-paced e-learning courses designed for flexibility, practicality, and real-world application.

As an Australian-owned company, GCG has established a strong reputation for excellence in health, safety, and occupational hygiene. Their nationwide team of skilled professionals bring extensive industry experience, ensuring training that is both credible and responsive.

Through this partnership, AIOH members can access high-quality learning that builds confidence and capability, supporting individuals and organisations across resources, government, construction, and heavy industry.

Mould Awareness

Course Outline

The AIOH Mould Awareness online module helps learners identify mould, understand growth conditions, and learn safe management steps.

Outcome

After completion of this course, you should be able to:
  • Understand mould growth conditions
  • Visually recognise mould
  • Under the health effects of mould
  • Apply basic control principles.

Mould Cleaning for Cleaners

Course Outline

AIOH’s ‘Mould Cleaning for Cleaners’ online module equips employees with the knowledge to safely identify mould, understand its growth conditions, and manage or clean minor mould safely.

Outcome

After completion of this course, you should be able to:
  • Understand mould growth conditions
  • Visually recognise mould
  • Understand the cleaning process for mould on different surfaces
  • Apply basic principles of control.

Fundamentals of Dust

Course Outline

Dust occurs naturally and from man-made activities like driving on a dirt road or sawing a piece of timber.
In most workplaces, dust is considered problematic and a hazard, especially as dust can impact your health.
This course is designed to give you a fundamental level of knowledge and understanding of dust.
You will learn what dust is, how to identify dust and the risks associated, the negative health effects of dust, and the controls use to manage the risks associated with dust.

Outcome

After completion of this course you should be able to:
  • Have an understanding of dust, including;
  • What’s in dust
  • How it interacts with the work environment
  • Health hazards Assess the risks associated with dust
  • Dust controls and how to implement
  • PPE / respirators
  • Dust suppression
  • Personal dust monitoring

Mould Awareness and Cleaning (Dual Pack)

Course Outline

The GCG Mould Awareness and Cleaning online module equips learners to identify mould, understand growth conditions, safely manage its presence, and clean minor mould infestations on different surfaces.

Course Contents

  1. Mould Awareness Interactive Module – Interactive

  2. Mould Cleaning for Cleaners Interactive Module – Interactive

Outcome

  • Understand mould growth conditions
  • Visually recognise mould
  • Understand the health effects of mould
  • Apply basic control principles
  • Understand the cleaning process for mould on different surfaces

RED OHMS is an Occupational Hygiene Training Association (OHTA) approved training provider offering specialist hygiene courses that promote safety and health, and foster good working practices. Our courses range from introductory through to intermediate technical training.

RED OHMS Group is also British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS) approved training provider.

Course Outline

W501 Course – W501 Course – Online and in person (Perth). Are you looking to expand your knowledge of sampling? This course will cover:

RISK ASSESSMENT – CALCULATIONS – INTERPRETATION - PRESENTATION OF RESULTS - WORK THROUGH A NUMBER OF UNUSUAL SCENARIOS

It is an instructor-led in-person (Perth) and online course. The ICertOH qualification is approved by the AIOH as an alternative to a university qualification, in gaining full AIOH membership. The W501 course is part of the core modules for ICertOH certification.

Outcome

  • Describe the general approach to health risk assessment, including the role of atmospheric monitoring.
  • Select appropriate equipment to measure specific airborne contaminants and devise a suitable sampling strategy.
  • Present the results for health risk assessment purposes to comply with relevant legislation.
  • The syllabus has been structured to cover seven sections:
    • Risk Assessment
    • Air Sampling Theory and Practice
    • Air Sampling Equipment
    • Sample Analysis
    • Hygiene Standards
    • Biological Monitoring
    • Calculation, Interpretation and Presentation of Results
If you would like to discuss your companies Training & Courses, Please contact the AIOH and we will arrange a full discussion on what options are available to you. admin@aioh.org.au