Overview
Occupational Hygiene in OHS
Occupational hygiene is the science of anticipation, recognition, evolution and control of workplace hazards that may result in illness, disease or injury. This course provides students with basic knowledge of airborne hazards, physical hazards, and biological hazards, the common routes of entry for workplace hazards, and related occupational illness and disease. Topics include indoor air quality, ventilation, measurement and sampling for occupational hygiene, and occupational exposure limits. Students also learn about the role of an occupational hygienist within the occupational health and safety team. By the end of the course, students are able to plan occupational hygiene prevention and protection programs.
Course Code:
SFTY-1080
Area of Interest:
Education, Community & Social Services
Prerequisites:
Credential:
Course Offerings
Summer 2025
to
$297.40
Delivery:
Online
Location:
London Campus Off Site
Days & Times:
Section Number:
40LC
Refund Policy:
14 days after course start date
Contact the Registrar’s Office to register at 519-452-4444.
Course Details
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