The Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) and AIHA are proud to present the Indoor Air Quality/Indoor Environmental Quality Framework for practitioners. This first-of-its-kind resource has been updated and provides IAQ/IEQ practitioners and employers with a compendium of knowledge and practicum as recommended by a joint panel of AIHA and IAQA experts.

This invaluable resource provides Respiratory Protection Program Administrators (RPPAs) and respiratory fit testers a framework for developing training programs and skill assessments.

This technical framework of knowledge outlines the knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) that are the most critical when performing tasks related to big data.

The framework consists of six main sections that categorize the OEHS hazards into the following: (1) emerging hazards, (2) chemical hazards, (3) biological hazards, (4) physical hazards, (5) psychosocial hazards, and (6) hazards associated with climate-related emergency preparedness, response, and recovery.

Today's industrial hygienists develop, apply, and continue to improve upon functions in various occupational settings. This guide contains descriptions of how IHs can assist in the emergency preparedness and response process.

This Framework establishes a practical approach for the appropriate use of DRIs, provides guidance on common challenges with their use, and identifies references for the further development of these competencies.

This technical framework of knowledge outlines the fundamental knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to assess Legionella sources and the risk of exposure.

A one-of-a-kind resource for industrial hygienists involved in occupational exposure banding. This body of knowledge outlines the skills a competent professional should possess and demonstrate after completion of the NIOSH process.

This framework of knowledge outlines what roles OEHS professionals must prepare for in continuity planning.

This framework outlines the knowledge, skills, and abilities that OEHS professionals need to integrate into the emergency response planning process.

This Framework is the first edition in a developing subject area that will impact multiple facets of employment, medicine, and health protection. It is built upon the foundation of work published by researchers in multiple fields, as well as the current practice of occupational health, with the goal of improving the global practice of industrial (occupational) hygiene.

This framework of knowledge outlines what one needs to possess and demonstrate a business case for interventions to reduce or eliminate adverse exposures.