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The Foundation for Occupational Health & Safety (FOHS) is a 501(c)(3) corporation fostering the expanded establishment of occupational exposure values throughout the world.
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Webinar – Conducting Legionella Eradication in Buildings
Much emphasis is given to the assessment of Legionella in buildings but industrial hygienists are often at a loss when it comes to implementing a Legionella eradication plan. The presentation covers the principles of remediation taking various technical sources as models. Including ACGIH, USCDC, ASHRAE 188, and Colloing Tower Institute. Ample examples of remediation, including overseas outbreaks, are provided to illustrate the role of the IH in the process.
Webinar – Psychological and Physiological Impact of Heat Stress and Heat-Related Illness on Athletes, Coaches, and Sport Officials
Athletes, coaches and officials are exposed to exertional heat stress which result in heat-related illness in both indoor and outdoor sports during practice and competition. Heat stress can impact the cognitive, behavioral, and memory of these cohorts both in the shot-term under extreme conditions and during multiple events over a short period of time such as a long weekend. This is true for weekend competitions and preseason workouts without controls.
Webinar – Understanding Exposure & Risk Components of EPA’s TSCA Risk Evaluation for Perchloroethylene
Part of Navigating EPA’s TSCA Risk Evaluation Insights for Industrial Hygienists Webinar Series, this webinar will describe EPA’s conditions of use that were evaluated in EPA’s assessment, will describe their exposure assessment approaches, and will analyze the impacts that EPA’s results and proposed ban could have on regulations related to workers and consumers who use perchloroethylene.
Webinar – IH Field Survey & Identification Instrumentation Technical Overview Part 2 – Beyond the Basics
Regardless of experience level, years in the IH field, or current equipment inventory, having a solid, deployable understanding of what makes IH field survey & identification instrumentation work is necessary to reach your maximum potential as an industrial hygienist. This webinar moves beyond the basics delivered in the May 10th, 2023 related webinar, and more deeply explores the science behind IH instrumentation devices.
FREE WEBINAR – S4NP – Co-hosted by ACGIH & AIHA
Join this free webinar, co-hosted by AIHA and ACGIH, introducing Safety for NonProfits (S4NP), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of EHS professionals that provide occupational health and safety services on a pro bono basis to charities in their communities.
Webinar – Current Status of EPA’s Risk Evaluations for Existing Chemicals Under TSCA
Part of Webinar Series: Navigating EPA’s TSCA Risk Evaluation Insights for Industrial Hygienists – This presentation will provide an overview of nine of the existing chemicals (excluding asbestos and perchloroethylene) that have been evaluated by the EPA to date. Key considerations included in the exposure assessments conducted as part of the individual risk evaluations will be highlighted. In addition, a case study of 1,4-dioxane will be presented.
Webinar – Applying Science, Standards, & Outreach to Prevent Hand-Arm Vibration & Other Occupational Diseases & Injuries
The presentation will describe use of an interdisciplinary team to develop and evaluate a process management approach to control of health and safety hazards with a focus upon power hand tools -including noise, hand-arm vibration, physical safety hazards, dusts, and ergonomic/repetitive motion hazards.
Webinar – Using AI & Information Mgmt Platforms to Increase Safety & Health Performance
Innovations in technology are influencing how safety and health professionals learn, collect data, and apply industrial hygiene and occupational safety information to reduce risk. The webinar will examine some of these current technological applications are used in the field of EHS.
Webinar – Current Status of EPA’s TSCA Risk Evaluation for Asbestos
Part of Webinar Series – Navigating EPA’s TSCA Risk Evaluation Insights for Industrial Hygienists. This presentation will describe the use scenarios that were or will be evaluated in EPA’s assessment, and will analyze the impacts that EPA’s findings and proposed ban could have on regulations related to workers and workplaces.
Webinar – Industrial Hygiene in a Healthcare Setting
The webinar will focus on industrial hygiene in a healthcare setting. We will define what is considered a healthcare setting. We will identify hazards that an Industrial Hygienist commonly encounters in a healthcare setting. We will identify some of the healthcare specific standards that industrial hygienists may utilize in quantifying and mitigating these hazards. The webinar will discuss some of the common hurdles that industrial hygienists encounter in a healthcare setting. It will also identify methods to overcome these hurdles while effectively managing the hazards.