Institute of Ergonomics and Hygiene
Quality Work and Healthy Life for All
For our inaugural conference, we were honoured to have six keynote speakers from all over the world share their in-depth and exceptional knowledge of this industry. Over the 2 days, we were proud to host more than 150 delegates, made up of Occupational Hygienists, Ergonomists, and other Health and Safety professionals. See above for the…
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What is heat stroke? And how to manage it ? In particular, infants or young children who are unattended in a locked car may suffer heat-related illness quickly, since the indoor temperature of a locked car can rise to dangerous levels even in moderate weather. Among older children and teens, heat stroke or heat-related illness…
RegistrationFor any enquiries: conference@ieh.sg or WhatsAppCPD Points: WSHO 12 SDU About the Conference The Institute of Ergonomics and Hygiene is hosting the Ergonomics and Hygiene 2022 Conference and Exhibition on 31st August 2022 (Wed), and 1st September 2022 (Thu), 9.00 am to 5.00 pm. The aims of the Ergonomics and Hygiene 2022 Conference and Exhibition…
Over two years ago a visitor from Wuhan, who arrived in Singapore, in January 2020, was confirmed by the Ministry of Health (MOH) to be the first COVID-19 case in Singapore. In February, Singapore confirmed its first local transmissions, and the Disease Outbreak Response System Condition (DORSCON) level was raised to Orange. As local transmissions…
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In the World Report on Hearing, 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that up to 401 million people in Southeast Asia have some hearing loss level and further estimated the number to grow to more than 666 million by 2050(1). In the same report, WHO reported that occupational exposure to hazardous noise levels remains…
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Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Noise-Induced Deafness and Occupational Skin Diseases remained the top three leading occupational diseases over the past decade in Singapore. They collectively account for close to 90% of all reported occupational diseases. Good Occupational Hygiene measures combined with good ergonomics design can help organisations reduce the risk of occupational diseases. For full article…
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In their recent report by combustible dust fire and explosion hazards research organization Dust Safety Science, in the first half of 2021 alone, 51 combustible dust fires and 28 dust explosions worldwide occurred. These incidents led to 44 people being injured and eight fatalities. Dust Safety Science started collecting this data in 2016 and reported…
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It was supposed to be another ordinary, uneventful morning in the control room. Michael’s job includes scanning across the 26 different monitor screens, ensuring everything remains normal and execute proper responses. Since the plant commissioning, he was the only control operator who continued to stay in this role without complaint. Many others came and requested…
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“Telecommuting”, “Remote Working” or simply working from home (WFH) is becoming the default mode of working for many organisations throughout the world during the current COVID-19 Pandemic. While many are new to experiencing working from home, this is not at all a new working model. For full article on World of Safety and Health (WSH)…
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