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Webinar Recording – The Validity of Linear Non-Threshold (LNT) Model- 23/02/24

Winner - 2023 AIOH Conference 3M Best Paper Award. This paper discusses the controversy over the use of the linear non-threshold (LNT) model and presents the case for the existence of a threshold of effect for both asbestos and crystalline silica. The existence of threshold affect does not support the suggested need to further reduce the current OELs for these substances and others. Presented by Ian Firth

Webinar Recording – Isocyanate Resins Exposure Monitoring – Recording 22/03/2024

Webinars

Isocyanate Resins Exposure Monitoring- 22nd March 24 Isocyanate-based polymeric chemicals are used extensively in mining and construction to fill cavities and reinforce or stabilise strata in the underground environment. Methylene diphenyl isocyanate (MDI) is a common ingredient and is a known respiratory sensitiser and skin allergen which can be inhaled or absorbed through direct skin contact. RSHQ has been investigating the adequacy of current atmospheric and biological monitoring techniques.

Recording EHG – Ask Me Anything – The Interpretation of Noise Dosimetry Data – David Warrington

Emerging Hygienist Group (EHG)

Recorded 27th March 2024 EHG Members, we are hosting an 'Ask Me Anything' David Warrington is the Technical Authority at Noise & Vibration Measurement Systems (NVMS)

Recording EHG – Ask Me Anything – About Hygiene Leadership – Kate Cole OAM

Emerging Hygienist Group (EHG)

Recorded 30 Jan 2023 EHG Members, we are hosting an 'Ask Me Anything' With 2022 AIOH President Kate Cole OAM

Recording WA Sundowner – Extracting insights from noise dosimetry using AI. – March 2024

Chapter Recordings

Recording WA Sundowner - Extracting insights from noise dosimetry using AI. - March 2024

Webinar Recording – Recording Update on mould – Qld- Recorded 19 April 24

Webinars

Recorded 19 April 2024 Update on mould - the Qld regulators perspective - 19 April 24 This webinar will include topics including: Legislative requirements in relation to managing the risks of exposure to mould. What does compliance look like? What would the inspectorate look for in relation to a complaint?

AIOH2023 WHY IS ASBESTOS STILL A BIG DEAL?

Workplace Exposure Standards

AIOH 2023 WES Video Series - WHY IS ASBESTOS STILL A BIG DEAL? with Tracey Bence

AIOH2023 How Do We Measure Contaminates in the Air?

Workplace Exposure Standards

AIOH 2023 WES Video Series - How Do We Measure Contaminates in the Air? with Tracey Bence

AIOH2023 What Is Diesel Particulate Matter?

Workplace Exposure Standards

AIOH 2023 WES Video Series - What Is Diesel Particulate Matter? with Tracey Bence

Webinar Recording – What does good health look like? – Recording 24/05/24

Webinars

Occupational Health metrics are an important component of Work Health and Safety (WHS) performance indicators. Recent articles on the increasing prevalence of silicosis and resurgence of “black lung” has increased awareness of work related health impacts. Yet, despite the critical impact of occupational illness and disease, workplace health and safety reporting commonly focus on workplace injury reduction. presented by Dr Carmen Naylor

Webinar Recording – Welding fumes a panel discussion – Recording 28/06/2024

Webinars

The panel will discuss the recent change to the welding fume (not otherwise specified) exposure standard, how can exposure to welding fumes be controlled, how can occupational hygienists help the industry understand the risks associated with welding fumes and what does the future hold with the announced Workplace Exposure Limits