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ACGIH is a 501(c)(3) charitable scientific organization that advances occupational and environmental health.
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ACGIH advances the careers of professionals working in the occupational and environmental health, industrial hygiene, and safety communities interested in defining their science.
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This section has been established to help educate industry, government, and the public on what TLVs and BEIs are, and how TLVs and BEIs may best be used.
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- Career Development
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ACGIH is committed to providing its members and other occupational and environmental health professionals with the training and education they need to excel in their profession.
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- Publications
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ACGIH has publications in many different areas that fit your needs in your field.
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- Foundation
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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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ACGIH’s 2023 Learning Pass is now available to purchase! ACGIH has an exciting lineup of webinars in 2023, and you can get access to all of them for one, low price! The Learning Pass is such an easy and affordable way to get access to 24 webinars and earn over 25 education contact hours. ACGIH webinars are taught by OEHS experts and provide you with opportunities to expand your career depth. The schedule is packed full of OEHS-related topics, such as, biomonitoring, leadership, noise, and toxicology.
*Does not include any special webinar series or courses offered for that year.
To access previously purchased on-demand webinars, visit learning.acgih.org and login with your ACGIH portal user login information.
Subscriber Price: $275
Non-Subscriber Price: $495
Click here to purchase 2023 Learning Pass.
2023 webinars included are:
Enjoy exclusive benefits including free and discounted publications, conferences and continuing education courses – all while supporting the TLVs® and BEIs®.
March 29
The Hidden Occupational Hazard: Poor Indoor Air Quality
Presenter: Connie Muncy, MS, CIH, CUSP, REM
April 26
Understanding Chemical Fume Hood and Laboratory HVAC Systems
Presenter: Dennis A. Terpin, Ph.D, O.H.S.T.
May 10
IH Field Survey & Identification Instrumentation Technical Overview (Including Chemical, Biological and Radiological Survey Instruments)
Presenter: Patrick A. Ryan, CIH, CSP, CHMM
May 24
Global Understanding of Heat Stress and Heat Related Illness for Workers and Communities
Presenter: Bernard Fontaine Jr CIH CSP FAIHA
June 7
The New Dimensions of Occupational Health – Impact of Industrial Hygiene
Presenter: Michel Guiellman, PhD
June 14
Engaging and Empowering Employees with Heat Stress Assessment
Presenter: Don Elswick, CIH, CSP, CHMM, CIT
July 26
Human Factors: The Science of Safety
Presenter: Mark Heidebrecht, MSE, ACSM-EP, CHFP
August 16
Outcome Based Learning: Strategies For Course Design, delivery, and Evaluation for Virtual Environments
Presenter: Kevin Slates
September 6
The Environmental Risk Assessment of Medicinal Products; Implications for Human Health
Presenter: Dr. Antonio Conto
November 8
The Assessment and Decontamination of an Opioid Contaminated Site and Establishment of Regulatory Standards
Presenter: Michael A. Polkabla, CIH
2022 ACGIH Learning Pass
The 2022 ACGIH Learning Pass offers 24 on demand webinars presented in 2022, and over 30 education contact hours. ACGIH webinars are taught by OEHS experts and provide you with opportunities to expand your career depth. Webinars from 2022 include a wide variety of topics such as wearable devices, respirator fit testing, and pandemic facility risk assessment.
*Does not include any special webinar series or courses offered for that year.
To access previously purchased on demand webinars, visit learning.acgih.org and login with your ACGIH portal user login information.
Subscriber Price: $275
Non-Subscriber Price: $495
Click here to purchase 2022 Learning Pass.
2022 webinars included are:
ACGIH Morey Award Lecture for Bioaerosols Excellence
ACGIH Velocity Pressure Calculation Method – Making It Easy!
Combustible Dust: An Industrial Hazard
Considering Flow Paths in Whole Space Ventilation
Controversies on the Benefits of Sitting, Standing, or Hybrid Workplaces
Creative Use of Sensors – Modern Art for the Industrial Hygienist
Designing Ventilation for New Disasters in a Changing Climate
Epidemiology-Based Analysis of Musculoskeletal Injuries: A Forensic Approach
Exposure Assessment Modeling – A Practical Approach – Sponsored by SafeTraces.com
Hazardous Materials & Unknown Chemical Field Testing & Classification
How to Effectively Choose and Deploy Technology to Reduce Workplace Injuries: Avoiding the Pitfalls
The Industrial Hygiene of Chemical Weapons
Industrial Hygiene Programs in the Absence of Industrial Hygienists in EHS Organizations – Sponsored by Acuity Brands
Key to Hiring a Safety Trainer and Industrial Hygienist
Lab Cleanouts – A Structured Approach
An Overview of U.S. Regulations Governing Hazards
Respirator Fit Testing: Common Errors and Solutions
Reviewing the Australian Workplace Exposure Standards
Risk Assessing Facility Pandemic Resilience
Sampling for Respirable Crystalline Silica to Meet the New Limit Values
Use of the Velocity Pressure Calculation Sheet in the Design of Multi-Level LEVs
Wearable Sensing Devices for Worker Safety and Health Management – Sponsored by SlateSafety.com
Worker Exposure Modeling: ECETOC-TRA Model and Advanced REACH Tool (ART)
2021 ACGIH Learning Pass
The 2021 ACGIH Learning Pass includes 24 on demand webinars presented in 2021. We know that finding time for professional development isn’t easy, so the on-demand education you get with the Learning Pass has no expiration date, allowing you to truly complete them at your convenience.
For one low rate, you can maximize your professional development budget with ACGIH’s Learning Pass.
Subscribers: $449
Non-Subscribers: $699
*Does not include any special webinar series offered for that year.
Click here to purchase Learning Pass.
2021 webinars included are:
The ABCs of EME (Electromagnetic Energy)
The Assessment of Occupational Exposure to Whole-Body Vibration
Beryllium Exposure Risks and Lessons Learned in the US
Engineering Controls to Meet Microgram per Cubic Meter Standards
Ethics and Professional Practice in 2021
The Genesis of VS Plates – How They Start, Change, and Retire
Health and Safety Issues in Natural Disasters
Healthcare Workers’ Exposure to Hazardous Drugs
How to Use Haz-Map: A Relational Database of Hazardous Chemicals and Occupational Diseases
Hydrofluoric Acid & Its Toxic Effects on Industrial Workers
IH During 9/11: A 20-Year Retrospective and Lessons Learned
Introduction of Computational Fluid Dynamics Applied in Industrial Ventilation
Microbial Air and Source Sampling Methods
Natural Occurrences of Asbestos
Novel Method for Pre-Ventilation of Shipping Containers
OEL Determination APIs (Active Pharma Ingredients) and Intermediates in the Pharmaceutical Industry
A Process Management Approach to Control of Health Hazards from Handheld Power Tools
A Risked-Based Approach to Respiratory Protection Programs During Pandemic Events
Sampling and Analytical Challenges in Meeting Ever-Lower OELs for Metals and Metalloids
A Study of an OSHA Beryllium PEL Exceedance at One Coal Fired Power Plant
Understanding and Utilizing Audiometric Data
Worldwide Noise Control Options Database Access – Simplifying Risk Reduction
ACGIH is dedicated to providing quality, scientific, educational events. One method of doing this is to offer distance-learning webinars. A webinar, short for Web-based seminar, is a presentation, lecture, or seminar that is transmitted over the Internet. A key feature of a webinar is its interactive elements — the ability to give, receive and discuss information. Webinars are as effective as on-site presentations without the travel expense. An ACGIH webinar can be of various durations and consists of a live presentation given via the Internet with an audio telephone link similar to that of a conference call.
Each webinar may qualify for ABIH CM credit and BSCP Continuance of Certification points. To receive confirmation of attendance, attendees must view the webinar and submit a final exam and evaluation. Each webinar includes one test. Additional tests can be purchased for other attendees.
Keep your eye on this page for updated info or sign up for our mailing list to be informed when events are added.