Thank you to everyone that attended IOHA London 2015!

Day 1 | Monday 27 April 2015

08:00	Registration Meet with colleagues and browse the exhibition
09:30	Welcome from the IOHA and BOHS Presidents
10.00	Session 1 – Keynote Lecture You have no idea: the role of automatic processes in explaining and changing human behaviour and happiness Professor Paul Dolan, London School of Economics
11.00	Session 2 -Keynote Lecture Humane Science in Risk Assessment and Beyond Dr Alan Goldberg, The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg of Public Health
12.00	Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
13:00	Session 3 – IOHA Lifetime Achievement Award The Best Job in the World – But have we lost the ‘Art’ in our craft? Noel Tresider, Petroch Services Pty Ltd
13:55	Travel Time
14.00	Session 4a. Occupational Hygiene I	Session 4b. Occupational Health I	Session 4c. Go Quiet Instead of Deaf
	Health and Safety Executive/Local Authority Legionella Intervention Programme Speakers Duncan Smith, HSE The Occupational Hygiene Programme of Kolomela Mine Speakers Cas Badenhorst, Anglo American plc Improving co-operation between workplaces and occupational health services in managing chemical risks Speakers Milja Koponen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health Effectiveness of the NEPSI good practice guide ‘Case studies of some applied good practices within the European industrial minerals sector’ Speakers Hicham Zilaout, Utrecht University Raising the level of Occupational Hygiene Expertise in Trinidad & Tobago through OHTA Training. Speakers Andreas Wagner, Golder Associates Inc. Biological monitoring: evidence for reductions in exposure and risk. Speakers John Cocker, HSL	The effect of visible light on human health and implications for the work environment. Speakers Martin Jennings, Department of Defence Return to Work and Quality of Life of Tunisian Women Attended by Breast Cancer Speakers Bouzgarrou, Lamia, Faculty of Medecine of Monastir A historical review of silicosis and its relationship to the work conditions of dusty trades in Hong Kong. Speakers Tai-Wa Tsin, WINCO & Associates Limited Fatal Accidents Keep Occuring in Enclosed Spaces with Oxygen Depleting Cargos Speakers Urban Svedberg, Sundsvall Hospital Identification of biological markers in nasal lavage fluid in individuals with work related upper airways symptoms associated to moldy and damp buildings. Speakers Pål Graff, Linköping University Hospital Validation of the ats (american thoracic society) respiratory questionnaire for lung function assessment among an occupational group of textile workers. Speakers Tanzil Jamali, Aga Khan University	How to Recommend Self Financing Noise Control Instead of Ineffective PPE’. Speakers Peter Wilson, INVC
15.30	Afternoon Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
16.15	Session 5a. Occupational Hygiene II	Session 5b. Occupational Toxicology I	Session 5c. Occupational Hygiene in Universities – The Future
	Identification of workstations with potential exposure to engineered nanomaterials within EPINANO epidemiological surveillance program Speakers Laurene Delabre, French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (InVS) Fabrication of Single Walled Carbon Nanotube (SWNT) Sorbent for Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Sampling. Speakers Jonghwa Oh University of Alabama Characteristics of elemental carbon (EC) and organic carbon (OC) exposure of municipal waste collectors. Speakers Donguk Park, Korea National Open University Potential occupational exposures to nanomaterials and associated protection measures along nanotechnology value chains in Singapore. Speakers Michael Riediker, IOM Nanoparticle exposure levels at a research facility during handling of TiO2, ZnO and carbon nanotubes. Speakers Maija Leppänen, University of Eastern Finland Nano-objects release during drilling and sawing of nanofiller composites. Speakers Yaobo Ding, Institute for Work and Health	The production of antibodies to the benzene biomarker s-pma and the development of test kits for cost-effective labortaory analyis and on-site benzene exposure screening. Speakers Lathan Ball, Chemitrace Limited Acetone and styrene co-exposure in fiberglass- reinforced plastic plant. Speakers Monica Gherardi, INAIL Research Area Validity of different biomonitoring strategies in the polyacrylonitrile fibre production. Speakers Thomas Göen, IOM Bioaccessibility of lead in airborne particulates from car battery repair work. Speakers Emmanuel Dartey, University of Education, Winneba Establishing reference ranges of elements in human lung samples. Speakers Jackie Morton, HSL The production of antibodies and the development and characterisation of novel immunoassays for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) biomonitoring. Speakers Lathan Ball, Chemitrace Limited	The workshop will discuss different approaches to delivery of occupational hygiene education in the university environment and will explore ideas on how we can encourage more students to study the subject Speakers Shaun Lundy, University of Greenwich Sue Reed, ECU Australia Terry McDonald, BOHS Faculty of Occupational Hygiene David Zalk, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
17.45	Travel Time
17:50	Session 6 OHTA: Big Oaks from Little Acorns – the next phase of development for the OHTA International Training and Qualifications Scheme in occupational hygiene. Roger Alesbury, Steve Bailey, OHTA
18.50	Welcome Reception

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Day 1 | Monday 27 April 2015