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An overview of the RESP-FIT program - a national respirator protective equipment fit testing training & accreditation program.

Presentation brings a reinvigorated conversation on measurement uncertainty & how it can silently impact upon our professional work.

Addresses some of the ongoing concern regarding supply and quality of disposable respirators.

How can hygienists assist in managing the process of shifting from energy efficiency buildings to include prevention of infection?

COVID precautions requiring increased respiratory protection and disposable coveralls & garments. Are these adding to the thermal heat load?

This virtual session will cover the Basic Principles of Occupational Toxicology for Occupational Hygienists.

Practical guidance for monitoring workplace air from a personal safety and occupational hygiene perspective.

An overview of the lessons learned to support the management of silica dust on future demolition sites.

This session provides an overview of NATA.

This webinar focuses on the Surface Limits recommended by the Threshold Limit Values for Chemical Substances Committee.

An urgent Occupational Hygiene message in the Workplace and how this is interlinked with leadership & mentoring.

This session outlines Drone capabilities, applications and how they are being used to improve both health and safety at the workplace.

With a renewed focus on respirable dust in the workplaces comes scrutiny of existing control systems designed to protect workers.

A look at silica risks in construction, alternative technologies for preventing dust, engineering controls and benefits of controlling dust.

What is the current position with the three issues: Engineered stone benchtops? Aftermath of the bushfire catastrophe? Coronavirus?

Ideas on how to more effectively deal with day-to-day stress and develop the techniques of self-management and personal resilience;

A virtual tour of the basics of zoonoses, how they spread and what prevention and management look like.

Barry Cheeson provides a brief Occupational Hygiene perspective on Stone Benchtops, Bushfires and Coronavirus.