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Objectives

• Upon Completion of the Course, Participants will be able to:
• Obtain an in-depth knowledge of the industrial hygiene range of topics
• Learn about the different types of occupational diseases and illness conditions
• Understand how to anticipate, recognise, evaluate, communicate, and control workplace conditions
• Participate in case study exercises and group discussions regarding industrial hygiene management

The Delegates

• Industrial (Occupational) hygienists
• Health, Safety and Environmental Managers and Professionals
• Medical Nurses and First Aiders
• Senior Managers and Departmental Heads
• Finance Directors and Managers
• All personnel involved in industrial hygiene management and protection activities
• Any other individuals wishing to learn about industrial hygiene .

The Contents

• Introduction to Industrial Hygiene :
• What is industrial hygiene?
• Industrial hygiene management systems
• Occupational exposure standards
• Overview of the types of health risks
• Occupational diseases and illness conditions
• Case study review
• Delegate exercise: outline the primary health risks
• Understanding Health Risks :
• The human system (skeleton, muscles, nerves, circulation, respiratory, skin, sense organs, etc)
• Methods of identifying health risks
• Biological risks
• Chemical risks
• Physical risks
• Radiation risks (ionising and non-ionising)
• Delegate exercise: list primary health risks of your organisation
• Industrial Toxicology :
• Exposure routes of hazardous substances
• Health effects and classification of hazardous substances
• Toxic, Irritant, Asphyxiant and Anesthetic
• Hepatoxic agents
• Nephrotoxic agents
• Neurotoxic agents
• Blood damaging agents
• Lung damaging agents
• Delegate exercise: produce exposure routes of entry into body diagram
• Measuring and Evaluating Health Risks :
• Recognition of potential health risks
• Sampling of gases, vapours and particulates
• Walk-through surveys
• Health surveillance programmes
• Health risk assessment reviews
• Methods of controlling health risks
• Determining health risk control methods
• Case study review
• Delegate exercise: list the use of anticipate, recognise, manage and control of health risks
• Monitoring & Recording Health Risk Controls :
• Biological monitoring and medical surveillance
• Hearing conservation programmes
• Occupational diseases and illness condition prevention programmes
• Learning for incidents of ill health
• Step-by-step guide for managing health risks
• List health risk monitoring and, the records to be kept in your organisation
• Key point summary of programme topics
• Course assessment  .

 

The Discount

10% in case of Three P. (or more)