Frameworks Technical Frameworks
Frameworks Technical Frameworks
Technical Framework: A One-of-a-Kind Resource for All IAQ/IEQ Practitioners This technical framework provides indoor air quality (IAQ) and indoor environmental quality (IEQ) practitioners with a comprehensive guide outlining essential knowledge and skills needed for competent practice.
Technical Framework: Climate Change Adaptation for the OEHS Professional This technical framework equips occupational and environmental health and safety (OEHS) professionals with essential knowledge and skills to address climate change- related hazards in the workplace. It covers emerging, chemical, biological, physical, and psychosocial hazards, as well as emergency preparedness strategies.
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Technical Framework: A Resource for Respiratory Protection Programs This technical framework serves as a comprehensive resource for respiratory protection programs, outlining essential knowledge and skills required for effective implementation.
Technical Framework: Guiding Principles for Exposure Risk Assessment and Management This technical framework outlines core knowledge and skills required for effective exposure risk assessment and management in occupational health and safety. It provides a systematic approach for evaluating workplace hazards, assessing exposures, characterizing risks, developing controls, and implementing solutions.
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Technical Framework: Big Data This technical framework outlines essential knowledge and skills required for managing big data in occupational health and safety. Created by AIHA experts, it defines core competencies for technicians, advanced practitioners, and data experts in data collection, management, analysis, and application.
Technical Framework: Legionella This technical framework outlines the core knowledge, skills, and abilities required for effective Legionella assessment and control in building water systems. It defines three key roles, competent technician, responder professional, and program professional, and details their specific competencies for identifying risks, collecting samples, implementing controls, and managing water systems.
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