ASC Series - Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene
Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene is
a four-day course that covers 15 topics and examines four key processes
in an effective industrial hygiene effort: anticipation, recognition,
evaluation and control. You'll be brought up to speed on anatomy and
physiology, as well as chemical, physical, ergonomic and biological
hazards in the workplace. Taught in an interactive format supported by
case studies, group discussions and hands-on equipment demonstrations,
this is an essential course, especially for those with limited
industrial hygiene training or experience.
This course earns four training days towards the twelve needed to obtain the Advanced Safety Certificate. This class is one of four needed to obtain the Advanced Safety Certificate.
What you will learn:
- How to distinguish chemical, physical, ergonomic and biological hazards.
- How to conduct an industrial hygiene needs analysis.
- When to use a qualified/certified industrial hygienist.
- Basic anatomy and physiology associated with routes of entry and toxicology.
- Hazard evaluation techniques.
- Emerging trends in combustible dust, hexavalent chromium,
flavorings-related lung disease, bioterrorism, nanotechnology and
pandemic influenza.
- How to use essential monitoring equipment.
Who should attend: The course is designed for
safety, health, environmental and management personnel who have
industrial hygiene responsibilities but limited training or experience
in industrial hygiene.
This course is part of the Advanced Safety Certificate Series.
Course Length: 4-days