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The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA®) is one of the largest international associations serving the needs of industrial hygienists and OEHS professionals.

08/18/2026

Reliable occupational exposure assessments require more than collecting data. OEHS professionals must know how to apply sound judgment, evaluate uncertainty, select effective controls, and communicate findings that support better workplace decisions.

AIHA University’s Fundamentals of Occupational Exposure Assessment Certificate Program provides a practical foundation in the Anticipate, Recognize, Evaluate, Control, and Confirm decision-making framework.

Designed for OEHS technicians and early-career professionals, as well as experienced practitioners seeking a refresher, this self-paced program strengthens the skills needed to prepare for, perform, and document occupational exposure assessments.

Complete 11 interactive modules, earn 5.5 contact hours, and receive tangible proof of your competency.

Register today: https://hubs.li/Q04q9Rxw0

08/17/2026

AIHA is pleased to announce that Alex Mavrelis has been appointed as our representative to the Global Commission on Healthy Indoor Air, succeeding Larry Sloan, effective immediately.

Alex currently chairs the AIHA-ASHRAE IAQ Advisory Group, helping strengthen collaboration on indoor air quality and elevate the role of OEHS professionals in creating healthier indoor environments.

As a Commissioner, Alex will help advance global indoor air quality initiatives and contribute to a framework that connects international momentum with real-world solutions. We congratulate Alex on his appointment and thank Larry for representing AIHA in this important work. This transition reflects our continued commitment to healthier workplaces and healthier indoor environments worldwide.

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08/14/2026

How do we strengthen the science and practice of occupational and environmental health and safety?

Since 2021, AIHA has been advancing a series of initiatives designed to elevate OEHS practice through continuous improvement. By connecting researchers and practitioners, promoting evidence-based decision-making, defining principles of good practice, and measuring gaps between current and best-in-class approaches, these efforts are helping move the profession beyond compliance and toward measurable excellence.

Recent progress includes an updated national OEHS research agenda, expanded guidance on good practice, significant growth in the number of professionals using statistical tools for exposure decision-making, and the development of continuous improvement plans that set clear goals for the future.

These initiatives are creating a stronger foundation for protecting workers, improving workplace conditions, and ensuring the OEHS profession continues to evolve alongside emerging challenges.

Read more about the progress and opportunities to get involved.

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08/13/2026

More than 50 years in occupational and environmental health and safety gives you a unique perspective on how the profession has evolved.

In this rebroadcast episode of the Healthier Workplaces Show Podcast, we sat down with industrial hygienist Donna M. Doganiero, CIH, to reflect on her remarkable career and the changes she has witnessed across the OEHS field.
Donna spent more than three decades with the U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, where she led multidisciplinary programs spanning industrial hygiene, ergonomics, radiation safety, vector-borne diseases, and medical safety assessments.
She also served as the industrial hygiene consultant to the Army Office of the Surgeon General and received the Commander’s Award for Civil Service Excellence for her participation in the response to the 2001 Pentagon attack.

Tune in for Donna’s perspective on where the profession has been, how it has changed, and what her experience can teach today’s OEHS professionals.

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08/12/2026

First responders face some of the most serious occupational exposures in our communities. Firefighters confront flames, cancer risks, chemical hazards, and the growing mental health challenges that come with protecting others.

As these health threats persist, OEHS professionals play a vital role in serving the people who serve us.

AIHA membership connects you with the science, education, resources, and professional community needed to help anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control hazards that impact workers and their communities.

When you join AIHA, you join a network committed to protecting worker health, strengthening the profession, and advancing healthier workplaces for all.

Become an AIHA member today.

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08/11/2026

Fatigue is not just an individual wellness issue. It is an operational risk.

Fatigue-related incidents, absenteeism, and reduced performance often reflect how work is scheduled, designed, and managed. Effective fatigue management considers circadian principles, task demands, workplace controls, and leadership accountability rather than placing responsibility solely on workers.

AIHA’s Fatigue Management Learning Pathway gives technicians, practitioners, and professionals a flexible way to build a more systematic approach through expert sessions, authoritative readings, practitioner interviews, and curated tools.

Earn 9.5 contact hours. Register for courses individually or bundle and save, with up to six months to complete the pathway.

Strengthen your organization’s approach to fatigue management: https://hubs.li/Q04sGH3r0

08/10/2026

In June, AIHA announced that CEO Lawrence Sloan, MBA, CAE, FASAE, AAiP will step down at the end of 2026, concluding a decade of leadership that shaped the organization's growth and direction.

As part of a thoughtful succession process, executive search firm Vetted Solutions has published the full position profile and outlined next steps in the search. We're excited for this next chapter and look forward to welcoming a new leader who will build on AIHA's momentum.

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08/07/2026

The Healthier Workplaces Show is taking a short break this week, but we’ll be back next week!

In the meantime, catch up on recent episodes featuring emerging OEHS issues and expert insights into creating healthier workplaces.

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08/06/2026

The insight you gained solving a workplace challenge could help thousands of OEHS professionals make better decisions.

The AIHA Connect 2027 Call for Proposals is your opportunity to turn your experience, research, and ideas into practical knowledge that advances the profession and strengthens worker protection.

By presenting, you can help colleagues approach emerging risks, persistent challenges, and evolving practices with greater confidence. You can also build credibility, increase the visibility of your work, and create new opportunities for professional dialogue and collaboration.

Your expertise has value. Share it with the professionals who can put it into practice.

Submit your proposal today: https://hubs.li/Q04s783R0

08/05/2026

Chemical protective clothing is only effective when its selection is grounded in the hazard, material performance, and conditions of use.

Without that foundation, protective equipment can create confidence without providing the protection workers actually need.
The revised third edition of AIHA’s “Chemical Protective Clothing” gives OEHS professionals a comprehensive resource for developing and strengthening protective clothing and equipment programs.

The publication addresses the fundamentals and theory behind chemical protective clothing, how garments are manufactured, designed, and tested, and the considerations that inform proper selection and program development. A new chapter also examines emerging issues and advancements in flame-retardant chemical protective clothing.

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