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Risk Assessment and Control in the Workplace
of Physical, Chemical and Radiological Hazards

Honolulu, Hawaii Second Annual Review Course

Offered by the Hawaii Section of the American Industrial Hygiene Association
Co-sponsored by the University of Hawaii – School of Medicine, the Southern California Education and Research Center (UCLA/UCI), and University of Michigan Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering

Course Date and Location: 

• Date: 7 to 11 February 2005 (Monday to Friday) 

• (NFL Pro-Bowl is 13 February)

• Location: Honolulu, Hawaii 
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• Course Fee: $495

• Registration and Payment: information to be announced. Potential participants may email the: 
  · Course organizer, Thomas Goob tgoob@ dls.queens.org 
  · Course instructor, Steven Levine
   slih@ umich.edu

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Course Faculty

Emeritus Professor Steven Levine, PhD, CIH

Steven P. Levine has been associated with the field of environmental and industrial health since 1974 when he began his career with Stauffer Chemical Company. He worked on exposure assessment and control projects for vinyl chloride, benzidene, lead chromate, phosphorus, organophosphorus pesticides, and silica. Since then, he has worked for Ford Motor Company and Oil and Hazardous Materials (OHM) Corp. 

Course Objectives: 

· Prepare hygienists seeking ABIH certification to pass the certification exam; 
· Upgrade knowledge for IH’s, occupational physicians and nurses, and safety professionals;
· Provide maintenance point credit for certified professionals 
· The American Board of Industrial Hygiene is expected to approve 5.0 IH CM Points. 
· The Board of Certified Safety Professionals allows up to 3.0 CEC Points

He is currently an Emeritus Professor of Industrial Health at the University of Michigan. He has taught graduate courses covering areas such as toxicology and health effects, biological monitoring, air sampling, ventilation, personal protection equipment, Ionizing/non-ionizing radiation, noise, risk communication, hazardous waste site remediation, and management systems. 

He has taught courses and lectured in industrial hygiene, safety and management systems subjects internationally in Brasil, Bulgaria, China, Korea, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore and Taiwan. He was the founder of the well-established comprehensive IH review course now taught biannually at the University of Michigan (co-sponsored by AIHA and the Michigan IH Society).

Professor Levine has also been productive in his research activities, primarily in the peer-reviewed journal of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. In 2000-2001 he was President of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. He was named one of the ten most influential industrial hygienists in 1998. He brought a WHO Collaborating Center in Occupational Health to the University of Michigan in 1999.
(You may contact Levine at slih@ umich.edu )

Who Should Attend?

This course is tailored for:

• Industrial Hygienists
• Certified Industrial Hygienists
• Safety Officers
• Occupational physicians
• EHS professionals/managers

Industrial Hygienists who are interested in taking the CIH examinations should find this course extremely beneficial as it is specifically tailored to cover in depth the CIH examination rubrics.

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