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New president for BOHS

At the 10th International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA 2015) conference it was announced that Adrian Hirst is the new President of BOHS.

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World Cancer Day 2015: BOHS calls for greater awareness of work-related factors

The British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS) has marked World Cancer Day by calling for far greater acknowledgement of the role of work-related factors in causing cancers. It warns that neglecting to understand and control occupational exposures to carcinogens, by means of highly effective occupational hygiene solutions, threatens a bright future where cancer is largely eliminated in years to come.

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BOHS says worker health protection is international human rights issue

BOHS, The Chartered Society for Worker Health Protection, has welcomed a new Corporate Human Rights Benchmark that will assess and rank the human rights performance of international companies, and urged employers to recognise worker health protection as a fundamental human rights issue in assessing their global supply chains.

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Exposure, control and containment issues

A two day conference on Exposure Control & Containment was hosted recently by BOHS and OHSI in Cork City. Speakers from 12 countries attended from a broad cross-section of the chemical, pharmaceutical and engineering sectors, bringing with them a wealth of experience in dealing with the challenges associated with exposure control and containment, lessons learned and options for doing things better.

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