In the EU and in the Nordic countries, regulations are more or less ubiquitous within the field of Occupational Health and Safety. Enforcement of such regulations is considered essential both by the ILO and the WHO in order to protect employee health.
Biomonitoring is an excellent method to get information on the exposure to various chemicals at workplaces and it complements the air monitoring. Course leader presentation: Tiina Santonen.
Course leader presentation: Thomas Clemm for our NIVA online course “Exposure Assessment, Diagnosis and Follow-up of Hand-arm Vibration Syndrome”, 26th – 27th of September 2023
Course leader presentation: Lars L. Andersen, Physical Exercise at the Workplace – from research to practice, 23rd – 25th of May 2023, Online course
Course leader presentation: Bengt Sandblad Digitalization, Automation, AI and the Future Sustainable Work Environment, 3-4.5.2023 & 31.5-1.6.2023, online course Bengt Sandblad, you are the course leader for our new course on Digitalization, Automation, AI and the Future Sustainable Work Environment. Could you give a short presentation of yourself? I am a professor in human-computer interaction at … Continued
Course leader presentation: Lars Rylander, Occupational Hazards and Reproductive Health, 25th – 27th of April 2023, Malmö, Sweden
Course leader presentation: Karin Sørig Hougaard, Occupational Hazards and Reproductive Health,
25th – 27th of April 2023
Course leader presentation: Øystein Wiggen Workers in the Cold, 7th – 9th of March 2023, Scandic Ishavshotel, Tromsø, Norway Øystein Wiggen, you are one of the course leaders for our upcoming course on Workers in the Cold. Could you give a short presentation of yourself? I am an experienced researcher in the field of work and … Continued