Articles Tagged with ''EHS professionals''

AIHce EXP is not just a conference…it is an EXPerience. From a streamlined education program, to networking opportunities with thousands of IH/OH professionals, AIHce EXP focuses on the important trends, needs, and research that impact worker health. The varied array of quality, peer-reviewed presentations provides multiple pathways to learning including: general sessions, lectures, poster presentations, interactive Hub presentations, exhibitor learning pavilion sessions, and pre-conference and post-conference Professional Development Courses (PDCs).

Principals of ProAct Safety and best-selling authors Shawn M. Galloway and Terry L. Mathis announce their newly-released audiobook, Lean Behavior-Based Safety: BBS for Today's Realities. Lean Behavior-Based Safety is an updated model to traditional BBS, introduced in 2001 with a focus on providing new value with more efficient, safer work.

The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have formed an alliance to provide information and guidance to safety, health, and environmental (SH&E) practitioners and other stakeholders so they can best protect workers’ safety and health.

The AIHce EXP Digest is a series of weekly blogs where AIHA offers ideas, insights, and perspectives on important topics affecting industrial and occupational hygiene professionals. Readers can stay in the loop with new articles discussing everything from hot tips about this year's conference and Philadelphia, to highlighted sessions and speakers.

The American Industrial Hygiene Foundation’s (AIHF) 32nd Annual Fun Run/Walk takes place during AIHce EXP. The event is all about having fun, getting exercise, and giving back to the industrial hygiene community.

It’s naturally occurring and it’s just about everywhere, so we are all exposed to it. People who are regularly exposed to high radon levels, though, are at increased risk of lung cancer – especially if they smoke. Because radon is odorless and colorless, the only way to determine if your home is safe is to conduct testing.

Leadership. Loyalty. Teamwork. Strong communications. Tech savvy. These are some of the qualities and characteristics of military veterans. They are also the traits of an occupational safety and health professional, which is why the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) believes that military members separating from the U.S. Armed Forces should consider workplace safety as a second career.