Attend this webinar to learn more about biological hazards that may be encountered in a wide variety of workplaces.

Learn more about relevant advancements in EHMR models for source control considerations and receive resources published or funded by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

Join an experienced IH/OEHS professional and a data scientist to talk through the continually evolving tools and practices to manage and leverage big data to protect worker health.

This webinar will heighten practitioner awareness by using case studies and references from the literature to illustrate the Code of Conduct for the Practice of Industrial Hygiene and its interpretive guidelines.

Speakers will discuss the need for health and safety support amongst cultural heritage organizations during emergency events, programs that exist to enhance cross-sector collaboration, and more.

Each important formula will be explained so the IH professional will understand the fundamental units used in the formulas and grasp the basic concepts of the calculations by rigorous explained examples.

This webinar will introduce attendees to the latest version of the AIHA Ergonomic Toolkit and review important updates. We will also discuss a strategy for selecting the correct tool(s) from the many available and recommend a plan for the assessment.

This webinar will take participants through a photographic tour of the worst plant in the world through an assemblage of photographs of various regulatory compliance issues.

In this course, we will provide an overview of the variety of 3D printing technologies being used on college campuses along with their general safety concerns.

The webinar will provide an overview of the benefits and limitations of physiological monitoring, metric and device selection considerations, and data integration and interpretation.

This webinar provides background and information on the updates included in the AIHA 2023 Industrial Hygiene Performance Metrics (IHPM), second edition, publication.