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(CANCELLED) Webinar – Managing Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Risks in Oil and Gas Operations
This presentation, presented by Ravitheja Derangula, M. Sc, B. Sc, covers the health effects of H2S, ACGIH exposure limits, methods of detection and monitoring, safe work practices, and emergency response measures to protect workers in oil and gas facilities.
Webinar – Personal Monitoring for Heat Stress and Strain
Personal monitoring for heat strain is an attractive choice for managing heat stress exposures. Heat stress exposure limits such as the wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) limits have high sensitivity for protection of most healthy workers but low specificity and the associated false positive alerts.
Webinar – Noise Factors for OEHS and Industrial Hygiene
Join ACGIH for “Noise Factors for OEHS and Industrial Hygiene” webinar on April 29th. Learn from presenter Stephanie Lynch PhD, CSP, COHC.
Webinar – Hazardous Material Commodity Flow Studies – Assessing and Mitigating Exposure Risks
Hazardous Material Commodity Flow Studies (HMCFS) provide critical insights into the types and volumes of hazardous materials transported through a region, as well as the associated risks to workers, first responders, and surrounding communities.
Webinar – How to Measure Workplace Psychosocial Conditions
Workplace stress is one of the greatest workplace concerns for workers. Occupational Health and Safety Management System standards (ISP 45001) recognize psychosocial hazards as falling within the scope of these management systems.
Webinar: Moisture Control, Condensation, and Mold Growth in the Built Environment
Moisture is one of the most significant risk factors in the built environment, driving both material degradation and adverse health outcomes. When uncontrolled, condensation within building assemblies and occupied spaces fosters mould growth, impacting indoor air quality (IAQ) and creating exposure risks for occupants and workers.
Webinar – The Top Occupational Health Exposures Worldwide: Risks, Outcomes, and Prevention
Earn 1-1.5 education contact hours with this webinar presented by Bernard L Fontaine, Jr. CIH, CSP, FAIHA. Join us on March 25th.
Webinar – Supporting Women in Industrial Operations – Reproductive Health, Birth Outcomes, and Breastfeeding
Research and policies to protect workers from workplace hazards have focused on the male experience, and particularly the non-pregnant and non-breastfeeding worker. There are differences in how workplace hazards affect a woman and their fetus during pregnancy and their breastfeeding child.
(Cancelled) Webinar – Industrial Pollution Prevention
This presentation will be a comprehensive overview of pollution prevention frameworks, federal regulations, and audit methodologies for industrial stakeholders.
Webinar – Ergonomics: A Risk Management Tool
The presentation will discuss the concepts of qualitative and quantitative risk assessment and then explain how ergonomic assessment methods can be used to risk-rank jobs, permitting rational resource allocation to minimize/eliminate risk.