Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health

The health and well-being of employees are essential to the success of any organization. This Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health training course offers participants an in-depth understanding of industrial hygiene and occupational health, emphasizing the identification, management, and reduction of health risks in the workplace. By implementing robust occupational health programs, companies can protect their workforce, minimize absenteeism, and enhance overall performance.

This Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health training course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to assess health hazards, apply control measures, and incorporate health considerations into organizational culture and policies. Attendees will learn how to develop a proactive health management system that not only protects employees but also strengthens organizational resilience.

This training course will feature:

• A thorough understanding of the role of health within health and safety management systems
• Risk assessment techniques for identifying and mitigating workplace health hazards
• Insights into how work environments and activities can impact employee well-being
• Practical syndicate sessions to explore real-world applications and lessons
• Strategies for embedding health into an organization’s culture and policies

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the principles of industrial hygiene and occupational health
• Distinguish between health and safety concepts in workplace management
• Identify how workplace activities can impact worker health and implement preventive measures
• Develop and manage occupational health surveillance and management systems
• Identify occupational health issues and apply appropriate risk reduction strategies

This Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health training course is ideal for professionals who are responsible for or involved in managing workplace health risks. It is particularly beneficial for:

• Industrial Hygienists responsible for creating and managing occupational health programs
• Managers, supervisors, and team leaders involved in workplace safety and health
• Production and maintenance engineers focused on reducing operational risks
• Health and safety personnel responsible for compliance and hazard management
• Individuals involved in purchasing or managing hazardous substances