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Comprehensive
Industrial Hygiene Review Course
Comprehensive Industrial Hygiene Review Course—Vancouver, BC
August 26-30, 2002
This one-week intensive review course provides a comprehensive, high-level review of a wide range of industrial hygiene topics for practicing industrial hygienists who require a refresher, or those preparing for the American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) or Canadian Registration Board for Occupational Hygienists (CRBOH) certification exams. Optional evening workshops will be available. Faculty will assist students by working through problem sets/questions brought forth by students. An optional noon-hour workshop on exam preparation will be available for attendees who wish to get tips and strategies on test taking and how to beat test anxiety.
Faculty
Karen Bartlett, MSc, PhD. Assistant Professor, School of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene (SOEH), University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, BC. John Beckett, CRSP. Adjunct Professor, SOEH, UBC, Vancouver, BC. David Bell, CIH. Adjunct Professor, SOEH, UBC, Vancouver, BC. Xiaotao Bi, M.ASc., PhD. Assistant Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Faculty of Applied Sciences, UBC, Vancouver, BC. Ed Chessor, PEng, MBA, CIH. Adjunct Professor, SOEH, UBC, Vancouver, BC. Rolf M. A. Hahne, PhD, CIH. Acting Director, Environmental Health Laboratory, Department of Environmental Health (DEH), University of Washington (UW), Seattle, WA. Michael Morgan, PhD, CIH. Chair, ACGIH BEI Committee; Professor, DEH, UW, Seattle, WA. Randy Ross, MSc. Radiation Protection Officer, Regional Programs Policy and Strategic Initiatives, Ministry of Health Services, Vancouver, BC. Craig Smith, MSc. Radiation Safety Officer and Clinical Assistant. Professor, UBC, Vancouver, BC. Kay Teschke, MPH, PhD, CIH, ROH. Professor, SOEH, UBC, Vancouver, BC. Judy Village, CPE, MSc. Adjunct Professor, SOEH, UBC, Vancouver, BC. Michael Yost, MS, PhD. Associate Professor, DEH, UW, Seattle, WA.
Vancouver, BC
August 26-30, 2002
School of Public Health and C o m m u n i t y M e d i c i n e
Comments from participants
"Gave me a clear sense of what I need to do to organize my studies for the CIH exam." "High caliber, knowledgeable instructors presented an excellent overview of all topics."
Offered through the cooperation of:
Northwest Center for Occupational Health and Safety
Advisory Committee Northwest Center for Occupational Health & Safety
Department of Environmental Health School of Public Health & Community Medicine University of Washington
4225 Roosevelt Way NE, #100 Seattle, Washington 98105 Return Service Requested University of Washington
University of Washington
Rolf M. A. Hahne, PhD, CIH, Co-Course Director. Acting Director, Environmental Health Laboratory, Department of Environmental Health (DEH), University of Washington (UW). Lydia Ma, MSc, PhD, Co-Course Director. Manager, Continuing Education & Outreach, School of Occupational & Environmental Hygiene (SOEH), University of British Columbia (UBC). Hugh Davies, MSc. SOEH, UBC. R. Scott MacKay, MEd. Director, Continuing Education, DEH, UW. Julie D. Schmitz. Program Support Supervisor, Continuing Education, DEH, UW.
Bar code: 09-9669
School of Occupational & Environmental Hygiene
University of British Columbia
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Box 354695
Comprehensive Industrial Hygiene Review
August 26-30, 2002 — Vancouver, British Columbia Topics Covered
• Toxicology • Air Pollution • Industrial Ventilation • Epidemiology & Statistics • Analytical Methods • Ionizing Radiation • Non-Ionizing Radiation • Noise • Ergonomics • PPE • Thermal Stress • Regulations • Biohazards • Air Sampling
CIH Review
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August 26–30, 2002
NAME (DR MS MR) ______________________________________ DEGREES (S) __________ JOB TITLE __________________________
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for practicing industrial hygienists wishing a high-level refresher, or to assist in preparing for the ABIH/CRBOH examinations. This course is not designed for entry-level professionals. Attendees must have a basic knowledge of mathematics, statistics and chemistry.
Registration Information
US$850 (CDN$1295) by July 25, 2002 US$950 (CDN$1450) after July 25, 2002
Tuition includes a comprehensive course manual, supporting reference text, sample exam questions, and beverage breaks. Lunch is on your own to allow networking among course attendees. Enrollment is limited. Advanced registration is required and accepted in the order received. To save a place in the course, send a copy of your registration form to us as well as to your accounting office. To be eligible for the early registration fee, the registration form must be postmarked or faxed by July 25, 2002. Cancellation must be in writing. Refunds, less a cancellation fee of US$150 ($200 CDN), will be issued up to ten business days prior to the start of the course; all cancellations received thereafter are nonrefundable. The UBC/UW reserve the right to cancel courses as necessary. If the course is cancelled for any reason, UBC/UW assume liability limited to a refund of the course fee only.
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Location & Accommodations
Center for Advanced Wood Processing University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada A block of on-campus one-bedroom suites has been reserved until July 25, 2002, at the UBC Conference Center-West Coast Suites (www.westcoastsuites.com). Suites can hold up to four individuals and families are welcome. Group charges are CDN $119 (US $75) per night. Please call (604) 822-1000 or reserve via email reservations@housing.ubc.ca and specify you are attending the “CIH Review Course.”
Schedule
Registration: 7:30 am, Monday Course: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm each day
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❑ US$850/CDN$1295
Accreditation
Professional credit will be available for industrial hygienists.
by July 25, 2002
❑ US$950/CDN$1350
after July 25, 2002
Information
Northwest Center Phone: (206) 543-1069 Fax: (206) 685-3872 Email: ce@u.washington.edu Web: depts.washington.edu/ehce University of British Columbia Phone: (604) 822-9599 Fax: (604) 822-9588 Email: lydiama@interchange.ubc.ca Web: www.soeh.ubc.ca
The School of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene is in the Faculty of Graduate Studies at the Univ. of British Columbia. It provides professional and research hygienists with the expertise to evaluate risks from physical, chemical, and biological exposures, and the intellectual, social, and ethical groundwork to forge new approaches to ensuring the health and wellbeing of all communities. The Northwest Center for Occupational Health and Safety is one of 16 Education and Research Centers funded by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). The Center is responsible for promoting health and safety training and information programs in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. It provides graduate and continuing education programs to upgrade the skills of people working in the broad disciplines of occupational and environmental health.
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