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BPC Sydney: 18th – 22nd August – AIOH

BPC Sydney: 18th – 22nd August

06/02/2025
Principles of OHTraining

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  • Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Darling Harbour (55 Shelley Street, King Street Wharf, Sydney, NSW 2000)
  • 18-08-2025 8:30 to 22-08-2025 17:00
  • Events Coordinator - Claire Phypers 03 9338 1635 | office@aioh.org.au
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The Basic Principles of Occupational Hygiene course provides participants with a practical understanding of occupational hygiene for people who need to manage or advise on workplace health issues. It also provides a foundation from which to undertake more in-depth study in individual occupational hygiene subjects, as well as informs and enthuses students about the contribution of occupational hygiene to worker health.

Location:

Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Darling Harbour
55 Shelley Street, King Street Wharf, Sydney, NSW 2000

Duration:

  • Monday 18th August - Friday 22nd August
  • 5 Day Course
  • 8.30am - 5.00pm (Monday - Thursday) | 8.30am - 2:00pm (Friday)

 

Full course details are available on our site below.

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Covered Topics

  • Introduction to Occupational Hygiene,
  • Human physiology,
  • Fundamentals of Toxicology,
  • Examples of Hazardous Substances/Processes,
  • Assessment of Health Risks, Measurement of airborne contaminants,
  • Hygiene Standards and Occupational Exposure Limits,
  • Biological monitoring and Health Surveillance,
  • General Approaches to the Control of Risk to health,
  • Ventilation,
  • Asbestos,
  • Biological Hazards,
  • Noise, Vibration,
  • Thermal Environment,
  • Lighting and Non Ionizing Radiation,
  • Ionizing Radiation,
  • Introduction to Ergonomics,
  • Display Screen Equipment,
  • Human Factors,
  • Stress Management,
  • Careers in Occupational Hygiene.

Outcome of this Course

  • Internationally recognised qualification for the course
  • The role occupational hygiene plays in keeping workers safe
  • Occupational hazards encountered in the workplace yes
  • How to recognise and  control workplace hazards
  • Evaluation, assessment, and measurement of workplace hazardous agents
  • How to control exposure to hazardous agents

Who would be suitable to partake in the course

  • Individuals wishing to enter the field of Occupational Hygiene
  • People working in high-risk industries such as manufacturing, engineering, mining, construction, and health industries
  • Health and safety professionals
  • Individuals wanting to advise on workplace health and safety issues or implement occupational hygiene principles in their workplace
  • Students preparing for further studies in related fields
  • Refresher in Occupational Hygiene
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