Partners
NZOHS are members of IOHA and have signed memoranda of understanding with AIOH and BOHS. Here are news and updates from our kindred organisations
Health and Safety Association of New Zealand (HASANZ)
Applications for the 2025 HASANZ Scholarships close 8th September
HASANZ scholarships are aimed at individuals currently working in health and safety, as well as those who wish to pursue a career in this field.
Those wishing to apply for a scholarship to undergo occupational hygiene courses can do so under the Health and Safety category.
International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA)
Webinar - Soft Skills to support Occupational Hygiene Technical Skills
Date: 22 October 2025
Theme: Soft Skills to support Occupational Hygiene Technical Skills
Presenter: Alex Wilson
Free webinars
The IOHA Communications and Marketing Committee is excited to share the IOHA Website Member Access login details. To access the IOHA Webinar Recordings, see the latest update in https://nzohs.org.nz/membership-home/member-resources/ (use must log in to view). It is still a work in progress and they will work on the user experience as they go along. In the meantime, please enjoy the access you now have to IOHA webinar recordings.
Free Subscription to the IOHA GEM Newsletter
It is almost time for the next issue of the IOHA Newsletter to be distributed! It is packed with the most wonderful articles!
It is now possible to subscribe to receive the IOHA Newsletter called the Global Exposure Manager (GEM)! All you need to do is fill in your details on the IOHA Website at the following link: https://ioha.net/ioha-global-exposure-manager/
Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists (AIOH)
In 2025, we are embracing the theme of 'Evolution, Insights, Into Impacts' a concept at the heart of our profession as occupational hygienists, in the beautiful city of Sydney, New South Wales.
Since AIOH21, our themes - Challenge for Change, Simple Sustainable Solutions, Future Ready, and Scientific Storytelling - have all pointed to one word: Evolution. AIOH25 explores the ongoing evolution of occupational hygiene and the challenges shaping our industry.
Post 2020, changes have placed occupational hygienists in greater demand than ever. Driven by legislative updates, technological advances, rising workplace expectations, and a world-class commitment to progress, it's an exciting time for our profession. But key questions remain: Have we done enough? Are we truly future-ready? Are we guiding the next generation? What insights can we provide to make meaningful impacts?
AIOH25 will explore:
- The next generation of occupational hygienists - how we promote, train, and inspire
- Insights, the changes in legislation and what impact it is having
- New sampling methodologies and cutting-edge technologies
- How we continue to anticipate, recognise, evaluate, and control
- And most importantly: Are we there yet, or is there still more to do?
Join us as we define the next phase in the evolution of our profession at AIOH25.
For more details, click here.
AIOH Health Metrics Survey
The Australian Institute of Occupational Hygiene (AIOH) invites you to participate in an important survey aimed at evaluating workplace health performance in Australian workplaces.
The purpose of this survey is to:
- Define what constitutes good health in the workplace
- Identifying gaps in occupational health management
- Establishing a baseline which can be improved upon year upon year
- Provide a framework to ensure positive outcomes for worker health protection
The results will assist AIOH in identifying and evaluating workplace health risk management in Australian workplaces. It will enable us to identify strengths and weaknesses, set priorities and develop action plans to protect worker health.
Before proceeding, please review the Participant Information Sheet available. This form provides detailed information about the survey, including its purpose, procedures, confidentiality measures, and your rights as a participant.
Survey link here: https://uow.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9NMSQ1RQgFhj9ZQ
Multiple organisations in the OHS space are distributing this survey, so you may also receive an invitation to participate from another organisation with which you are affiliated. Please complete this survey only once.
Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact the Principal Investigator Dr Carmen Naylor cnaylor@uow.edu.au or AIOH Secretary; Secretary@aioh.org.au.
Thank you for your cooperation.
British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS)
