Occupational Health/Occupational Hygiene

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Introduction

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Recognition of Hazards

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Chemical Agents

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Biological Agents

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Physical Agents

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Noise

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Vibration

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Ionising Radiation

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Non-ionising Radiation

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Ergonomics

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Evaluation of Risk

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Qualitative Risk Assessment

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Quantitative Risk Assessment

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Exposure Limits

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Exposure Assessment

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Measurement of Exposure

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Air Monitoring

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Aerosols, Dusts & Fume; Gases & Vapours; Pumped Sampling Methods; Diffusive Sampling Methods; Direct Reading Instrumentation; Sampling Strategies; Statistical Methods in Exposure Monitoring;

Noise Monitoring

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Sound Pressure Level Mapping; Dosimetry; Octave Band Analysis; high noise level induces the hearing loss and continues working in same condition makes person to irritating

Vibration Monitoring

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Ionising Radiation Monitoring

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Electromagnetic Field Strength Monitoring

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Biological Monitoring

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Health Surveillance

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Control

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Hierarchy of Control

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Elimination

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Substitution

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Total Enclosure

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Systems of work

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Partial enclosure with Local Exhaust Ventilation

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Local Exhaust Ventilation

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General Ventilation

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Reduction in numbers of employees duration & frequency of exposure

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Workplace Hygiene

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Safe storage and disposal of materials

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Provision of PPE

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Respiratory Protection; Respirator Fit Testing; Qualitative Fit Test; Qualitative Fit Test (Particulate; Pressure Drop) Hearing Protection; Skin Protection; Gloves; Skin Protection Programmes;

Prohibition of Eating, Drinking & Smoking in designated areas

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Washing, changing and storage of clothing

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Maintenance and Testing of Control Measures

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Information, Instruction and Training

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Professional Bodies

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ACGIH

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=== CRBOH === CRBOH

=== IOHA ===IOHA

National & International Agencies

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World Health Organization

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International Labour Organization

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International Agency on Research in Cancer

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European Union

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Health & Safety Executive (UK)

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Occupational Safety & Health Administration (US)

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National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health (US)

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Occupational Hygiene Education

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Graduate Education

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Post Graduate Education

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DIPLOMA IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH---D.O.H In INDIA ,there is a course "Diploma in Industrial Health- (DIH)" which is a post graduate 2 full years course only for medical graduates. this course is recognised Medical council of India (MCI).Recently the name has been changed from Industrial to occupational. (Diploma in Occupational health- DOH).Presently this course is conducted by west bengal university of health sciences (WBUHS [1]) in All india institute of hygiene and public health (AIIH&PH) in KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL INDIA.

Vocational Education

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Continuing Professional Development

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Occupational Hygiene Ethics

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