In observance of African American Independence Day, AIHA offices will be closed today, 6/18.
Get Involved
The Groups That Are Part of the AIHA Family
From volunteers to related organizations, many people help make up the AIHA family. These smaller, more focused groups are often the oil that keeps the AIHA machinery running.
The AIHA volunteer community works hand-in-hand with the Association to achieve our mission to protect workers health through:
facilitation of networking and information exchange among members
development of products, services, and activities for educational purposes
development of guidelines and standards for good practice
development of statements to contribute to public policy debates
collaboration with other allied organizations
AIHA Code of Conduct Acknowledgement
This document outlines the Code of Conduct for all American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) members. It summarizes the behavior expected of members and volunteers representing AIHA in any forum, mailing list, public meetings, or private correspondence. READ MORE
Volunteering — What’s In It for You
The volunteer experience is rewarding and reaps many benefits, both personally and professionally.
Sense of pride, satisfaction, and accomplishment
Greater self-esteem and self-confidence
Feeling valued and having made a difference
Creating connections and building deeper networking relationships
Making an impact that can change or shape someone’s life for the better
Being a part of a community that works for the greater good on a global level
Develop, strengthen, or expand leadership skills
Acquire job-related skills and improve career opportunities and advancement
Earn CIH maintenance points
By helping others, you help yourself — we all win when we volunteer! As you consider a volunteer path to pursue, think about your personality, interests, and time commitment and align those values with the opportunities available.
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I am proud to be an industrial hygienist because we help make the world a better place.
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