🚨 New Release: Principles of Occupational Health and Hygiene – 4th Edition! 🚨 We’re excited to announce the fourth edition of Principles of Occupational Health and Hygiene: An Introduction—an essential resource for early-career occupational hygienists, OHS professionals, and students looking to deepen their knowledge of workplace hazards and safety. This comprehensive guide offers a thorough introduction to the fundamental principles of occupational hygiene. It covers everything you need to know about identifying, assessing, and controlling hazards in the workplace—critical to preventing injury, illness, and impairment. 💡 What’s New in This Edition: Updated content reflecting the latest industry practices, technologies, and research. New chapters on Occupational Hygiene Statistics and Psychosocial Hazards. In-depth coverage of chemical, physical, and microbiological hazards, plus real-world techniques and modern equipment for assessing risks. Practical guidance on risk evaluation and control measures. Clear, easy-to-understand writing, with illustrations that help bring complex concepts to life. This updated textbook is the perfect blend of theory and practical application, ideal for students, professionals, and anyone keen to improve workplace health and safety. 📅 Pre-order now and receive express shipping starting 9th December 2024! Special introductory offer ends 1st March 2025. Pricing: $73.00 (Members) | $80.30 (Non-Members). Prices include GST and express postage. A huge thank you to all contributors, especially Dr. Sue Reed for her editorial leadership. Secure your copy today and take the next step in advancing your expertise in occupational health and hygiene! 💼 #OccupationalHygiene #WorkplaceSafety #OHS #PreOrder #HealthAndSafety #OccupationalHealth
Save the date of the 4th NZOHS Work-related Health Conference – Challenges. Change. Solutions. at the Hilton Hotel, Auckland on 26-28 May 2025. NZOH are planning an amazing three days. NZOH is planning the best network opportunity and are therefore aiming for a variety of H&S professionals, invested managers but specifically Occupational Hygienists to attend this conference, so do not miss out. We are also prepping for world class exhibitors showcasing great services with the latest gear and technology. Early bird tickets will go on sale soon, so watch this space. And a friendly reminder that all your members will receive NZOHS Member rates. For more information keep an eye on the website, Conference 2025 – New Zealand Occupational Hygiene Society or contact me directly.
We’re excited to offer you the opportunity to update your professional portfolio with a new headshot at the AIOH24 Headshot Café, while also supporting the Sue Davies Foundation. About the Sue Davies Foundation The Sue Davies Foundation, as trustee for the Sue Davies Scholarship Trust, provides vital support for individuals looking to advance their careers in occupational hygiene. The foundation aims to help promising professionals grow in the field and become catalysts for the development of occupational hygiene in their own countries. The Sue Davies Award was created in honor of the late Sue Davies, whose invaluable contributions helped establish the Occupational Hygiene Training Association (OHTA). Sue was a key figure during the early years, providing wise counsel and driving the creation of an international training scheme and qualifications framework. This is your opportunity to enhance your digital presence while supporting a great cause. Step 1 of 2: Donate Now Make your $20 donation (excluding GST) to support the Sue Davies Foundation. Donations are welcome even if you’re not booking a headshot session. Step 2: Finalise Your Booking After completing your donation, you’ll receive a confirmation email. Please follow the instructions in the email to confirm your preferred headshot session time slot. PLEASE NOTE: You must book a time slot, as spots are limited. We can’t wait to see your best smile at the AIOH24 Conference!
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