A full list of webinars and online presentations regarding topics involving COVID-19 from AIHA partnerships and members.

AIHA members are working towards public health and safety for every worker during the COVID-19 pandemic.

AIHA has allied and partnered with organizations in pooling resources and efforts to fight COVID-19.

This guidance document is for those in the restoration industry, a joint publication by the RIA, IICRC, and AIHA.

A guide to what, when, where, and how to clean and disinfect properly to reduce and eliminate traces of COVID-19 in workspaces.

As companies return to work in office buildings, retail centers, and other public places, employers must take steps to reduce the risk of employees and customers contracting COVID-19.

A practical 7-step plan for construction employers to protect their workers from COVID-19, including the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) role to identify and control factors leading to higher exposures.

This guidance document is designed to provide unpaid natural disaster response volunteers with information about protection against COVID-19 during cleanup operations.

In the midst of a global SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, one strategy being used to reduce surface contamination is disinfection with germicidal ultraviolet radiation.

This PPE fact sheet is useful for workers expected to contact known or potentially contagious clients or members of the public during their jobs, including nurses, physicians, law enforcement, nursing home aides, maintenance workers, medical transporters, or correctional facility guards, and other professionals

Respirators are imperative for healthcare workers and first responders to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but only work if used properly. Here are tips about proper wear and care.

When normalcy returns, buildings that were shut down with forethought and maintained during the closure period will be functional, safe, and ready to reopen.

Engineering controls that can keep infectious aerosols at shallow levels indoors offer the greatest promise to protect non-healthcare workers and other vulnerable populations.

The approach detailed in this outreach guidance should be applied to meet the needs across industries, regions, and even business sectors.

Information for professionals to consider while working to advance technology and data during the crisis and prepare businesses for people returning to work.

AIHA supports workplace protections as essential components of occupational and environmental health and safety systems and programs.

Establishing enhanced routine cleaning and disinfection procedures in offices, factories, warehouses, call centers, grocery stores, and other non-healthcare workplaces is critical in reducing exposures and infections.

"While associations continue to struggle with engaging members in new ways, AIHA has turned the challenges of COVID-19 into an opportunity to connect and develop a renewed sense of energy..."

A joint webinar by the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) and AIHA address the challenges that have come up in dealing with several aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Earlier in 2020, AIHA joined the National Safety Council's SAFER program, a multifaceted effort to help employers create safe workspaces in a post-coronavirus world.

AIHA was heavily involved in this special project feature by the Wall Street Journal, which looks in-depth at potential changes and guidelines for reducing worker and customer COVID-19 risk in a typical city block.

Eight of AIHA's recent COVID-19 guidance documents were added to the US National Library of Medicine's Disaster Information Management Research Center.

New health and safety guidelines and resources for chemical manufacturers help keep employees safe amid COVID-19.