Training : OCCUPOTIONAL HYGIENE MONITORING

COURSE DESCRIPTION

An introductory course outlining the broad principles of Occupational Hygiene Monitoring as the basis for anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control of hazards that can be encountered in the workplace.

Reduce the risks related to health from workplace exposure with our occupational hygiene and monitoring services

Ill health caused by or aggravated by poor working conditions affects a considerable number of workers across the UK, resulting in sick days and loss of productivity to a business. Workplace hazards often result in injury, illness or detrimental effect on the well being of workers. The hazards are numerous and can include: substances such as dusts and vapours; physical such as heat, light, noise and radiation; ergonomic relating to posture and motion; biological including bacteria and viruses; or even psychosocial for example stress, violence and bullying.

Our occupational hygienists specialise in controlling such workplace health risks by assessing hazards across a variety of environments including high risk workplaces such as factories, hospitals, offices and building sites. Using their expertise they will assess the short and long-term effects on health arising from exposure to hazards and help ensure that your business is meeting its legislative requirements in terms of ensuring ‘adequate control’ measures to protect people.

 

TRAINING AIMS

• To provide a practical understanding of occupational hygiene for people who need to manage or advise on workplace health issues in their employment.
• To provide a foundation for students who wish to undertake more in-depth study in individual occupational hygiene subjects.
• To inform and enthuse students about the field of occupational hygiene

TRAINING OUTCOMES

On successful completion of this module the student should have a basic understanding of:

• The value of occupational hygiene and the role of the occupational hygienist
• The range of health hazards encountered in the workplace.
• Hazard recognition techniques
• Sources and potential routes of occupational exposure
• Exposure assessment and the measurement processes involved
• Methods of controlling exposure

 

COURSE OUTLINE

Day 1:

1. Introduction
   1. Definition of Occupational Hygiene
   2. History and background of the development of Occupational Hygiene
   3. The importance of Occupational Hygiene today
2. Human physiology
   1. An introduction to the physiology of the human body and how it can be affected by occupational exposure to chemical and physical agents.
3. Fundamentals of Toxicology
   1. Basic concepts in toxicology including hazard, dose, routes of entry/ absorption, metabolism, toxicity testing.
   2. Material Safety Data Sheets as sources of hazard information.
4. Examples of Hazardous Substances/Processes

• Illustration of where common hazardous substance/processes occur  and their effects on the body.

Day 2:

1. Assessment of Health Risks
   • Basic principles of risk assessments, definitions of hazard and risk with brief mention of expert systems and control banding
2. Measurement of airborne contaminants

1. An introduction to the measurement of dusts, gases  and vapours, including physical states of matter, types of sampling and analytical methods

• Hygiene Standards and Occupational Exposure Limits
  1. Overview of the basic concepts including Occupational Exposure Limits, units of measurement, time-weighting, simple calculations/algebra.
  2. Standard setting.
• Biological monitoring and Health Surveillance
  1. An introduction to the role of Biological Monitoring and Health Surveillance.

Day 3:

1. General Approaches to the Control of Risk to health
   1. Outline of the main elements within the hierarchy of control.
2. Ventilation
   1. Basic principles of General Ventilation and Local Exhaust Ventilation.
3. Asbestos
   1. Overview of the hazards associated with asbestos and its control in the workplace.
4. Biological Hazards
   1. Overview of the main biological hazards and their effects on humans.

Day 4:

1. Noise
   • Overview of the physics of sound and units of measurement, basic physiology of the ear and the effects of noise
2. Vibration
   • Overview of the physics of vibration and its health effects on the whole body and locally.
3. Thermal Environment
   • Introduction to human responses to the thermal environment and ways to evaluate it.
4. Lighting and Non Ionizing Radiation
   • Introduction to the electromagnetic spectrum and the various bands of non-ionizing radiation, focusing on visible light.
   • Effects and assessment of lighting in the workplace.
5. Ionizing Radiation
   • Introduction to health effects of ionizing radiation, exposure assessment and control techniques and the specialist roles of those who deal with it.
6. Introduction to Ergonomics
   • Introduction to musculoskeletal injuries, ergonomics and the role of the ergonomist.

Day 5:

1. Display Screen Equipment
   • Overview of the hazards associated with the use of display Screen Equipment and how they should be managed.
2. Human Factors

1. The importance of human factors and their role in assessment and control of risks.
2. Behaviour and culture.

• Occupational  Hygiene Program
  • Introduction to Occupational Hygiene Program implementation in industry
• Stress Management
  • Introduction to stress and its management in the workplace.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS TRAINING?:

Health and safety professionals

Occupational health specialists (including physicians and nurses). specialists in subjects such as acoustics, ergonomics, human factors, occupational psychology, work, organisation, biosafety, acoustics, engineering, or analytical chemistry who want a broader appreciation of how their role interfaces with other professions over health issues in the workplace

INSTRUCT0R & CV

Ir. In Jumanda Kasdadi, MT/ Team

1. Education :

• S1inChemical EngineeringITB, 1993
• S2inChemical EngineeringITB, 1997
• InstrumentaionFundamental& Practice,
• BasicInstrumentation& Practice,
• IndustrialInstrumentation&ProcessControl,
• HazardousMaterial Handling,
• ORICASH&EInduction,
• MeterProving&CustondyTransfer,
• HazardsAnalysis &RisksAssessments,
• SafetySymbolandLabel,
• SafetyChemicalTransportation,
• MeteringSystem&Instrument,
• ModernSafetyManagement,

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