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Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene
(National Safety Council's Advanced
Safety Certificate Core Course*)
October 23, 30, November 6, 13 & 20, 2002, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm first 4 days, 8:30 am -
12:30 pm last day
Course #: CR102302
Location: NJSSC Training Center, Cranford, NJ
Fee: $1,095 for Council subscribers/NSC members; $1,370 for nonsubscribers/nonmembers includes continental breakfasts,
lunches first 4 days, course materials, certificate of completion. (Students must attend all 5 sessions to be eligible for certification and CEU.)
This 4 & 1/2-day National Safety Council (NSC) course is
designed to develop a basic understanding of industrial hygiene (IH) terminology, principles and practices.
It is geared to safety, health, environmental and management personnel with IH on-the-job responsibilities, but who
lack training or experience in industrial hygiene. Topics to be addressed include:
anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control of workplace hazards; anatomy, physiology & toxicology; chemical hazards; physical hazards including noise, radiation and thermal stress; ergonomics, biological
hazards; ventilation; PPE; respiratory protection; safety & health programs/agencies; government standards and voluntary guidelines. Presenters:
George B. Stanton, Jr., PE, CSP, CIH, FRSH & Gary P. Schwartz, CIH, CSP. 3.0 CEU
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