Environmental health and safety generalists manage a wide range of workplace health and safety responsibilities that often encompass many hazards, programs, and teams. A strong understanding of industrial hygiene and occupational hygiene can help EHS professionals better anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control workplace health risks. AIHA University offers practical, affordable resources to help EHS generalists expand their knowledge, strengthen their programs, and support healthier workplaces.
Online Courses and Certificate Programs
- Noise and Hearing Loss Prevention Learning Pathway
- Fatigue Management Learning Pathway
- Virtual reality-enhanced courses with 360 Immersive
- Basic Principles of Occupational Hygiene eLearning course
- Use of Direct Reading Instruments Certificate Program
- Fundamentals of Occupational Exposure Assessment Certificate Program
- Making Accurate Exposure Risk Decisions course
- CIH Crash Course
- Focus on Health and Safety – An EHS Photographic Audit for Young Professionals PDC Recording
- How to Assess and Manage Nano and Advanced Material Risks PDC Recording
- Mitigation Through Decontamination PDC Recording
- Fundamentals of Toxicology Course
- Bulk eLearning Course Purchase Opportunities
AIHA Connect OnDemand
Exposure and Chemical Monitoring - Beyond IH Fundamentals
October 19-21, 2026
In-person training in Westerville, OH
Earn 24 Contact Hours
Webinar Recordings
Publications
- Core Competencies for the Practice of Industrial/Occupational Hygiene
- The Occupational Environment: Its Evaluation, Control, and Management, 3rd ed., vols. 1–2
- Industrial Hygiene Workbook: The Occupational Health Sciences, 6th ed.
- Industrial Hygiene Reference and Study Guide, 4th ed.
- Essentials of Exposure Assessment eBook Bundle
Frameworks
Articles from the Synergist Magazine archives
- A Mental Marathon (AIHA member login required)
How to Train for and Pass the CIH Exam - Take Control of Your Development
A Guide to Planning Your Career - Millennials As Emerging Leaders
Younger Generations Are Key to the Future of IH and OEHS