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As the FIRST to bring a Maritime/Coastal Surveillance Conference to Australia, IQPC is proud to present our 2nd Annual...Martitime Domain Awareness
Ionising Radiation Seminar
Brought to you by : The Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists Inc
Visions Conference 2008 - 16th Annual OH&S Conference
The Safety Institute of Australia (Queensland/Northern Territory Division) is very proud to announce the 16th Annual Occupational Health and Safety Conference (Visions Conference 2008) to be held at the Cairns International Hotel between 12 and 14 November 2008.
Annual Occupational Health and Safety Conference (Visions Conference 2008)
To be held at the Cairns International Hotel between 12 and 14 November 2008. A Welcome Function for delegates precedes this on Tuesday 11 November.
Fatigue-Risk Management Forum
Minimizing the risks and costs while promoting long term profitability of your organization through a holistic approach
Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) NATIONAL OHS CONFERENCE
Is planned to be conducted in Melbourne on 17 June 2008, Sydney on 18 June 2008 and Brisbane on 19 June 2008.
Safe Work Australia Week
National week recognising the importance of Safety
Safety Instrumentation and Emergency Shutdown
The workshop will introduce managers, engineers and technicians to the latest standards and practices in the application of safety instrumented systems and Emergency Shutdown systems for the protection of hazardous processes.
2008 Australian Insurance Law Association National Conference
An exciting programme is being developed for 2008 that will that will deliver delegates a comprehensive and relevant conference which will include updates of legal and insurance issues and, future trends evident from the, underwriting, claims management and legal sectors.
ACT Maritime Domain Awareness 2008
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InterConstruct 09 Health and Safety in a Multicultural Industry
Sponsorship packages IOSH, together with the ASSE, CSSE, SIA and other partners, is once again bringing international construction practice into sharp focus with this premier event. InterConstruct 09 is a high profile, high quality, international forum for sharing best practice, learning and networking.
Call for papers
IOSH, Europe’s leading body in occupational safety and health, together with the ASSE, CSSE, SIA and other partners, is once again bringing construction practice into sharp focus by organising a prestigious international conference. InterConstruct 09 will be of interest to everyone involved in the building and construction industry, including small and medium sized employers as well as clients and client organisations.
21st International Environmental & Occupational Safety & Health Professional Development Conference
World Safety Oganisation. — Making Safety A Way Of Life . . . Worldwide
XVIII World Congress on Safety and Health at Work
The World Congress is to give interested persons the opportunity to exchange new information on issues regarding safety and health at work with the aim of promoting prevention worldwide.
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The Construction Police in WA
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Capital Safety, the worlds leading manufacturer dedicated to fall protection equipment and owner of the DBI-SALA and PROTECTA brands of height safety, confi ned space access and industrial rescue equipment requests the attendance of:
Asbestos Seminar
Brought to you by : The Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists Inc
Community Falls Prevention – What works?
The Injury Control Council of WA Presents a free Lunchtime Forum.
SIA Breakfast Series - “GETTING CONTRACTOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT RIGHT - LEGAL TIPS TRAPS AND PITFALLS”
Using contractors as part of your workforce is an economic reality. Principals that get it right can make the most of cost, strategic and resourcing benefits that come from contracting. One area where Principals often get it wrong is in managing contractor safety. Principal's have a duty of care to contractors and their employees but often have difficulty discharging the duty.
Community Safety and Injury Prevention Conference - ICCWA
Evidence, Action, Innovation Community Safety and Injury Prevention Conference: What Works? Registrations are currently open. Call for abstracts has closed. The conference program is available below. This free event is presented by the Injury Control Council of Western Australia Inc. (ICCWA) with the support of the Department of Health, Western Australia.
Safety 2008 Conference & Exhibition
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Mine Safety Roadshow
Roadshow events will be held in major regional centres throughout the state in October.
Preventing violence in young people’s relationships
The Injury Control Council of WA (ICCWA) a free Lunchtime Forum The Peer Education Project Presented by Angela Hartwig Executive Officer Women’s Council for Domestic & Family Violence Services (WA) RSVP by Weds 4 June2008 Phone (08) 9420 7212 email: iccwaevents@iccwa.org.au
WA Safety Conference and Trade Show 2008
The WA Safety Conference and Trade Show is the only safety profession managed event in WA. Best Value for your $
Perth Mining Exhibition & Conference 2008 - "Investing in the Future "
An exciting Australasian Mining Exhibition & Conference, incorporating Resource Recruitment, Education & Training.
2008 Dangerous Goods Safety Roadshow
The Dangerous Goods Safety Act 2004 was proclaimed on 1 March 2008.
Brought to you by : The Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists Inc
Date: 22/07/2008
Time: 8.30am-4.30pm
Location: 176 Newtown Road, Newtown
Details:
OUTLINE
Although asbestos is now essentially banned in Australia, asbestos containing materials have been used throughout industry for many decades and hence there is a large technical, political and legal legacy. This seminar will present an overview of the current state of knowledge and important occupational and environmental aspects of this issue.
The seminar will cover:
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description of asbestos related diseases,
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quantification of risks from asbestos exposure,
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identification in bulk samples and air monitoring techniques,
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discussion of control and removal programs and techniques,
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understanding the approaches of removal contractors and consultants, and
- associated legislative and compensation requirements.
PRESENTERS
Alan Rogers has been a member of the AIOH since its inaugurationin 1980 and became a Fellow in 1993. He has a Master of Science in Occupational Hygiene from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Alan has worked in the field of occupational hygiene for over 30 years with government and in the private sector. He currently runs his own consultancy and is recognised as a world authority on asbestos and mineral fibres.
Philip Hibbs has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Melbourne and attended the Deakin graduate course. He began his career in occupational hygiene in 1983 with the Occupational Health Division of the Health Commission of Victoria. Prior to this he worked in the building industry doing mainly small renovations and demolition work in residential and small commercial projects. He thus comes with a strong theoretical and practical background in the asbestos industry. Phil was with the HCOV for 18 months beforemoving into consulting, and in 1993, established his own consultingpractice.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This seminar is aimed at occupational hygienists and others who face the prospects of dealing with the social, political, technical, industrial relations and regulatory issues surrounding asbestos on their worksites.
WHERE & WHEN?
Hobart: 22nd July 2008 - 8:30am to 4:30pm
Injury Prevention & Management
176 Newtown Road, Newtown
Ph: 03 6278 7831
Registrations close 1 week prior to each seminar
HOW MUCH?
AIOH Members - $180.00 (incl GST)
AIOH COH Members - $160.00 (incl GST)
Non Members - $240.00 (incl GST)
Students* - $120.00 (incl GST)
FURTHER INFORMATION:
*Please provide copy of student identification
Morning, afternoon tea and lunch will be provided.
This seminar will attract 1 COH Point
AIOH reserve the right to cancel a seminar with one weeks notice if
there are not sufficient registrants
Cancellation fees may apply if you are unable to attend at short notice.
For further information please contact:
The Administrator
Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists Inc
PO Box 1205, Tullamarine Vic 3043
Ph: 03 9335 2577
Fax: 03 9335 3454
Email: admin@aioh.org.au
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