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CONFERENCE BROCHURE

AIOH 2019 CONFERENCEREGISTRATION BROCHURE

WELCOME 03

AIOH SUPPORTERS 04

SPEAKERS 05

CONTINUING EDUCATION SESSIONS 08

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS 15

EXHIBITION 2019

VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION 19

TERMS AND CONDITIONS 20

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AIOH 2019 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION BROCHURE2

WELCOMEWelcome to the 37th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists. The conference will be held in Perth from 30 November to 4 December 2019 at the Crown Perth.

The theme for the 2019 conference in Perth is The Power of Many recognising that united we can harness our collective power to achieve better worker health outcomes. This conference promises to be an exciting re- evaluation of our discipline leading into 2020 covering three timely key elements across our industry:

RECALIBRATE: Embrace new technology; Adapt to new opportunities; Stretch our boundaries

RESYNERGISE: Reinvigorate our networks; Enlist a multidisciplinary approach; Embody a holistic perspective

REBRAND: Strengthen our reputation; Communicate our contribution; Invest in our brand footprint

The conference theme will be addressed by a range of national and international occupational hygiene and safety experts as well as specialists in the areas of leadership, communication and influencing at keynote presentations and workshops. A program of continuing education sessions (CES) precedes the conference and trade exhibition. These sessions provide a diverse range of opportunities for occupational hygienists and occupational health and safety professionals to update their knowledge and skills.

24 Sponsors

2018 CONFERENCE SNAPSHOT

550+ Conference attendees60 Exhibition Booths

CONFERENCE FORMATOur Conference will continue to provide opportunities for professional development on a wide range of traditional and trending occupation hygiene topics through:

Continuing Education SessionsPresentations from International and National SpeakersExhibitors showcasing products & servicesSocial programs and activities

WHY ATTEND

Whether the opportunity is to network with colleagues or industry professionals, learn new skills via the highly anticipated scientific programme or attend the popular social functions we hope that our conference will be enjoyed by all.


AIOH SUPPORTERS

MAJOR MEMBER DEVELOPMENT AWARD SPONSORS

MAJOR ONGOING CONFERENCE EVENT SPONSORS

The AIOH acknowledges and thanks the following organisations for their continued and generous support of our annual conference and the professional development of our members.

Interested in becoming a Sponsor? Click here to view the AIOH 2019 Conference Sponsorship and Exhibitor Prospectus or Contact [email protected] for further information.

Draeger Australia Young Hygienist Award

PLATINUM SPONSOR

Active Environmental Solutions Scholarship Award

PLATINUM SPONSOR

SATCHEL SPONSOR

DuPont AIOH Leadership Program

PLATINUM SPONSOR

Industrial Scientific AIOH Conference Package Award

GOLD SPONSOR

Safe Work Australia Scholars of Worker Protection - AIOH Conference Attendance Award

GOLD SPONSOR

3M Themed Night & Best Conference Paper Award

DIAMOND SPONSOR

Leadership CES

PEARL SPONSOR

WELCOME DRINKS SPONSOR

PRESIDENT’S CUP GOLF SPONSOR

PLATINUM SPONSOR CONFERENCE KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Air-Met Scientific Professional Advancement Award

PLATINUM SPONSOR

BEST CONFERENCE POSTER SPONSOR


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SPEAKERS

CEO | Founder SeeReneSpeak.com

René Rodriguez is entertaining, but he is NOT an entertainer. His clients describe him as “powerful”, “thought provoking”, and “authentic”. They say things like, “you could hear a pin drop as everyone was so captivated.” Rene’s engaging speaking style, backed by his scientific approach, makes him a top-rated speaker at every event.

For the last 20 years, René has researched and applied behavioral neuroscience as a dynamic keynote speaker, leadership advisor, world class sales expert, and renowned speaker coach. Yet, he believes that we are only scratching the surface of what is possible and that every profession can benefit from fully engaging human mind/brain.

His company has trained more than 100,000 people in applying behavioral psychology and neuroleadership methodologies to solve some of the toughest challenges in leadership, sales and change.

RENE RODRIGUEZ

AMPLIFIITM YOUR INFLUENCE

Sponsored by

Senior Advisor e-Communication and Research Translation National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

Dr. Lum was responsible for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health’s initiatives in health communication, media relations and the Institute’s international program portfolio for over fifteen years until his retirement in 2011. He currently serves as senior advisor to the Office of the Director, on communication and research translation issues. Dr. Lum began his career as a White House Fellow serving as a technical writer and community involvement specialist. Before moving to NIOSH, he served with the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, in Atlanta Georgia, as the Director of the Division of Health Education and Promotion, responsible for the Agency’s activities in community and health professions’ education.

MAX LUM

UTILIZING DIGITAL MEDIA FOR INCREASED ENGAGEMENT AND BUILDING OUR COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE REALLY UGLY

Sponsored by

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SPEAKERS

RE-IMAGINE OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE TO IMPROVE PEOPLE’S LIVES

ADVOCACY AND INFLUENCE: THE HYGIENISTS CENTRAL ROLE

Group Lead: Occupational Health and Hygiene Anglo American plc.

Cas is the Group Lead Occupational Health and Hygiene at Anglo American plc. He is a Certified Occupational Hygienist working in the field of occupational health and hygiene for more than 20 years. He is appointed as Extraordinary Associate Professor in Occupational Health and Hygiene at the North-West University, South Africa and is an Honorary Fellow at the University of Wollongong, Australia. He is a Past President of the Southern Africa Institute of Occupational Hygiene (SAIOH) and the current chair of the Health Working Group of the International Council of Mining and Metals (ICMM).

Medical Director and Certified Occupational Hygienist Occuhealth Pty, Ltd

Dr Julia Norris, is an advocate of preventative health with a unique combination of qualifications and experience in both Occupational Hygiene and Medicine. Throughout her career as both an occupational hygienist and medical doctor, she has demonstrated a passion and commitment to protecting and promoting worker health.

Julia is the Director of Occuhealth Pty Ltd, an Australian occupational hygiene and medical consulting company. As well as being a General Practitioner, Julia is also a Certified Occupational Hygienist, a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists and the current President of that body. She is also a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and a registered medical review officer. Julia has over 20 years of experience in occupational health matters, having worked across many industries including mining, refining, oil and gas, construction and agriculture.

CAS BADENHORST JULIA NORRIS


SPEAKERS

THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF GOOD WORK - ACHIEVING BETTER HEALTH OUTCOMES.

Consultant Occupational Physician Australasian Faculty of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

Dr Peter Connaughton is the immediate Past-President of the Australasian Faculty of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. He serves on the Faculty Policy and Advocacy Committee and the Executive Group for the ‘Health Benefits of Good Work’ campaign. He is a Consultant Occupational Physician working in private practice in Perth, consulting to the mining sector. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the School of Medicine, the University of Notre Dame, and also at School of Public Health, Curtin University. He is a member of Executive of the International Occupational Medicine Society Collaborative (IOMSC) and Co-Chair of the Coal Mine Dust Lung Disease Collaborative Group. Peter studied occupational medicine at the Institute of Occupational Medicine in Edinburgh and has a MBA from the University of WA. His special interests include workplace mental health strategies, vocational rehabilitation for complex cases and the evaluation of occupational health interventions.

PETER CONNAUGHTON

LEV TEST EQUIPMENT

Director Vent-Tech Ltd

Founded Vent-Tech in 2001, BOHS approved to teach P601 (LEV Testing) & P602 (LEV Design) modules. Currently Vice Chair of the Institute of LEV Engineers & working with Health and Safety Executive on multiple LEV based projects inc. Competency, Recirculating Filters & TExT. Since founding Vent-Tech in 2001, it has been Adrian’s mission to help reduce preventable deaths and illness from the hazardous substances emitted during industrial processes.

Working with companies across the UK, Vent-Tech is involved in the design, installation, testing and commissioning of specialist local exhaust ventilation systems.

Over the years he has worked with clients such as Anglo American, Airbus, Rolls Royce, The Royal Mint, Toyota, Bombardier, Marshall Aerospace, Premier Foods, Johnson Apparelmaster, Mission Foods and Aunt Bessies to name a few.

ADRIAN SIMS


DESCRIPTION DELIVERED BY FEES EX GST

CONTINUING EDUCATION SESSIONS (CES)

SATURDAY, 30 NOVEMBER

09:30-17:00 | Asbestos: Lessons from the past, dealing with the present and understanding future risk

CES 2 Pierina Otness Laurie Glossop Peter Franklin Samantha O’Callaghan Victorian Asbestos Eradication Agency

$575 Member $690 Non Member

FULL DAY


09:30-12:30 | How to Prepare a Noise Control Plan

CES 3

David Warrington

HALF DAY


09:30-12:30 | A Fresh Look at the Management of Potable Water

CES 4

Ryan Milne

HALF DAY

$285 Member $345 Non Member 09:30-12:30 | Evolution of occupational

exposure limits in Australia

CES 5

Peter Di Marco HALF DAY


13:30-17:00 | Applied Risk Communication for the 21st Century

CES 6

Max Lum

HALF DAY


13:30-17:00 | Legionella - Why Manage Opportunistic Pathogens in Water

CES 7

Ryan Milne

HALF DAY


13:30-17:00 | Developing Resilience : The key to mental wellbeing

CES 8

Kerryn Ashford-Hatherly Michael Tunnecliffe

HALF DAY

09:30-17:00 | AmplifiiTM your Influence

CES 1

Rene Rodriguez$575 Member $690 Non Member

FULL DAY


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CONTINUING EDUCATION SESSIONS (CES)

SUNDAY, 1 DECEMBER

09:30-17:00 | Testing the performance of LEV systems

CES 10

Adrian Sims$575 Member $690 Non Member

FULL DAY


09:30-12:30 | Air Sampling Advancements to Meet Challenges of 2020

CES 11

Deborah Dietrich

HALF DAY


09:30-12:30 | Health Surveillance, time to Recalibrate, Resynergise & Rebrand

CES 12

Jacques Oosthuizen Martyn Cross

HALF DAY


09:30-12:30 | Practical heat stress assessment utilizing phone/tablet applications

CES 13

Ross Di Corleto

HALF DAY

$285 Member $345 Non Member 13:30-17:00 | Radiation

CES 14

Martin RalphHALF DAY

$285 Member $345 Non Member 13:30-17:00 | Toxicology of PFAS

CES 15

John FrangosHALF DAY

$285 Member $345 Non Member 13:30-17:00 | Ethics

CES 16Brian Eva Terry Elms

HALF DAY

09:30-17:00 | Lead with Heart

CES 9

Rene Rodriguez$575 Member $690 Non Member

FULL DAY


SPONSORED BY

CES DELIVERY LEVEL - INTRODUCTORY | INTERMEDIATE | ADVANCED

RENE RODRIGUEZAMPLIFIITM YOUR INFLUENCE

INTERMEDIATE

PIERINA OTNESS, LAURIE GLOSSOP, PETER FRANKLIN, SAMANTHA O’CALLAGHAN VICTORIAN ASBESTOS ERADICATION AGENCYASBESTOS: LESSONS FROM THE PAST, DEALING WITH THE PRESENT AND UNDERSTANDING FUTURE RISK

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED

In this highly impactful CES, Rene Rodriguez will break down the neuroscience of influence. He will personally guide you through step-by-step methodologies to create influence from the front of the room, in meetings and one-on-one. You will learn and put into practice Rene’s proprietary 3-step process to become a more powerful presenter, communicator, and influencer. Highly interactive and immediately applicable.

Participants will leave with:

• A complete transformation of how you speak at meetings or in front of audiences.

• A powerful 3-step approach to influence behavior and drive action.

• The secrets to powerful storytelling.• Inspiration combined with a clear path as to “how” to lead and

communicate more effectively.

This is a full day workshop organised by the AIOH Asbestos Special Expertise Group (SEG). This CES will include several presentations from experienced professionals followed by interactive discussion sessions. The discussion sessions will be facilitated by AIOH Asbestos SEG members and will provide an opportunity for participants to share and learn from each other’s experiences.

The topics covered will include:

• Asbestos from Wittenoom to mining operations today.• A description and discussion on elongated mineral fibres,

asbestiform fibres and cleavage fragments.• Regulation, assessment and management of asbestos in soil,

recycled products and waste, including several case studies. • Consistency in risk assessment of asbestos containing materials

for asbestos registers, management plans and prioritised removal programs.

• Mesothelioma and lung cancer: What is the risk?

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DAVID WARRINGTONHOW TO PREPARE A NOISE CONTROL PLAN

INTERMEDIATE

A noise control plan is a list of actions to be completed to a schedule by specific people with the aim of reducing noise and with it the risk of noise exposure. The noise control plan follows on from the noise survey report but is often overlooked, resulting in little improvement in exposure levels despite the best efforts of noise assessors. This revised and updated presentation covers how to prepare noise control plans that will produce measureable results. It describes the process from hazard identification, prioritisation and ranking of noise problems, evaluation of control options, through to implementation of the plan. Topics include:

• How to use a noise survey in preparation of the noise control plan.• Who and what should be the focus of noise reduction initiatives.• How to evaluate noise control options to demonstrate ALARP.• Demonstrating the effectiveness of the plan.• Communication and engaging stakeholders.• Ensuring the plan is consistent with the company’s noise control plan.

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RYAN MILNEA FRESH LOOK AT THE MANAGEMENT OF POTABLE WATER

INTRODUCTORY

The reality is that today we typically have more to do with less resource and hence need to recognise that we can no longer approach challenges in the same way we have before, but rather need work smarter in order to achieve the required outcomes.

A great example of this is ‘Water Risk Management’ which is an area which characteristically has a standard approach and a large amount of available data (which typically comes at a significant cost), however, remains largely passive (dead data) and reactive in nature. If a comparison was drawn with safety, water risk management stereo-typically continues to be principally managed via a reaction to lost time illness.

A shift is required. The CES will provide an insight into the ‘Water Risk Management Journey’ & a fresh look at not only the evaluation of risk, but also efficiencies & tweaks to the standard management approach.

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PETER DI MARCOEVOLUTION OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS IN AUSTRALIA

ADVANCED

At the turn of the 20th century, the concept of diseases and chronic occupational illnesses began to develop when the first exposure limits were used. By 1921 the US Bureau of Mines published Occupational Exposure Limits (OEL) for 33 substances, a major achievement at the time. In 1985, the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission was formed. It was replaced by the Australian Safety & Compensation Council in 2005, which then evolved into Safe Work Australia (SWA) in 2009. Throughout this period, OEL were adopted mostly from overseas regulatory authorities. In 2017 - 18, WSA embarked on a much-needed revision of the OES (SWA calls them Workplace Exposure Standards - WES) with 729 substances to be evaluated based on the weight of scientific evidence for potential adverse effects for acute and chronic exposures to these substances. The principles of this approach of assessing risks in the occupational environment is like the principles underscoring health an environmental risk assessment and gaining momentum worldwide. The SWA programme is expected to be completed by the end of the next financial year.

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MAX LUMAPPLIED RISK COMMUNICATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY


Increasingly people are accessing risk information in real-time where health-related guidance may not be credible, misunderstood or ignored. This applied program is case-based, structured for audience engagement and focuses on “lessons learned” providing participants with the knowledge and skills needed to design effective digital risk communication strategies, improve health and safety communication outcomes, increase trust, reduce public anxiety, and increase the use of evidenced based information for decision making. In addition to the theoretical and empirical literature and a review of specific case studies, participants will discuss utilizing social media platforms, crisis communication, working with the media, the role of behavioral economics, our biases that interfere with effective communication, message construction formats, and how to apply innovative communication strategies. Participants are urged to bring their own or concerning experiences to the course for discussion.

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RYAN MILNELEGIONELLA - WHY MANAGE OPPORTUNISTIC PATHOGENS IN WATER

INTRODUCTORY

The reality is that today we typically have more to do with less resource and hence need to recognise that we can no longer approach challenges in the same way we have before, but rather need work smarter in order to achieve the required outcomes.

A great example of this is ‘Water Risk Management’ and the management of opportunistic pathogens such as Legionella. A shift is required. The CES will provide an insight into the ‘Legionella Risk Management Journey’ and a fresh look at not only understanding the risk and the evaluation of risk, but also efficiencies and tweaks to the accepted standard management approach.

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KERRYN ASHFORD-HATHERLY, MICHAEL TUNNECLIFFE DEVELOPING RESILIENCE: THE KEY TO MENTAL WELLBEING

INTERMEDIATE

All work roles can have times and tasks that create pressure and high demand. When a work role is combined with the challenges of time constraints, taxing inter-personal situations and persistent change, the stressful demands on an individual can impact significantly on that person’s sense of mental well-being and general life satisfaction. This interactive workshop will provide information and practical strategies on how to use these insights and learning experiences to more effectively deal with day-to-day challenges to mental well-being. The session will include techniques of effective self-management to boost confidence and lead to sustained personal resilience.

The workshop will include:

• Developing an individualised concept of mental wellbeing.• Gaining insight into the principles and practices of effective self-

management.• Appreciating the importance of resilience.• Understanding and applying the 9 keys to sustained resilience.• Managing the risk presented by the “Slippery Slope of Burnout”• Using resources for maintaining personal wellbeing.

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SPONSORED BY

RENE RODRIGUEZLEAD WITH HEART

INTERMEDIATE

This CES equips leaders with the necessary skills to thrive in today’s changing business environment. To succeed, leaders need to understand and leverage the hidden drivers of behavior in a way that engages not only their people, but also their customers. René will provide actionable insights that can be immediately implemented and adopted. As a result of this CES you can expect new behaviors, new results, and new revenue that lasts.

Participants will leave with:

• An applicable understanding of the neuroscience of leadership.• Specific tools to take back to the workplace and home.• Proven methodologies that inspire deep engagement.• Simple ways to create trust…fast.

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ADRIAN SIMSTESTING THE PERFORMANCE OF LEV SYSTEMS

INTRODUCTORY

DEBORAH DIETRICHAIR SAMPLING ADVANCEMENTS TO MEET CHALLENGES OF 2020

INTRODUCTORY

This session will:

• Discuss the various types of the most critical part of any LEV system, the extraction hood.

• Help course participants to decide on the minimum performance that the main types of extraction hood would need in order to adequately control employee exposures.

• Outline appropriate performance requirements for the other elements of LEV system.

The sampling technology of the occupational hygiene profession is constantly evolving to meet new challenges. This course will review advances in air sampling to better assess the health-related dose, the total dose from multi-phase contaminants, lower exposure levels for worker and public health initiatives, and hazards from advanced materials including nanomaterials. Sampling options for high profile contaminants making news will also be covered such as metals with lower TLVs, silica, chemical sterilants including peracetic acid, food flavorings, and PM exposures from wildfires. The use of technology to enhance hazard evaluation with pumps and other instruments will be described.

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JACQUES OOSTHUIZEN, MARTYN CROSSHEALTH SURVEILLANCE, TIME TO RECALIBRATE, RESYNERGISE & REBRAND

INTERMEDIATE

ROSS DI CORLETOPRACTICAL HEAT STRESS ASSESSMENT UTILIZING PHONE/TABLET APPLICATIONS

INTRODUCTORY/ INTERMEDIATE

This CES will explore issues related to health surveillance of workers. Topics covered include; an overview of health surveillance and definitions of some important terminology, development of health screening tests and issues related to their sensitivity and specificity, limitations of health surveillance, implementation of a health surveillance programme, roles of various professionals and stakeholders. Emerging trends that will hopefully stimulate recalibration will be explored with a view to resynergise and rebrand health surveillance and the role of occupational hygienists in this important aspect of occupational health.

This half day CES will begin with a brief refresher and back to basics approach on heat stress and finish with an emphasis on the use of the rational heat stress index predicted heat strain (PHS) as detailed in ISO 7933. Participants will use a variety of practical tools such as checklists and mobile applications to analyze heat stress scenarios to identify the level of risk and the appropriate controls to use.

Scenarios will be presented for assessment by participants individually and in groups, which demonstrate when some controls work well and others where they fail or make the situation worse.

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MARTIN RALPHRADIATION


JOHN FRANGOSTOXICOLOGY OF PFAS

INTERMEDIATE

Despite increased use of radiation in the workplace since the 19th century, the topic is associated with fear and lack of understanding in the community. This session introduces the physics of radiation and how ionising radiation can cause damage to the body. It outlines how internationally accepted exposure standards are incorporated into Australian legislation, and how the principles of radiation protection – justification, limitation and optimisation – are combined with exposure-limiting factors – time, distance and shielding – to develop a hierarchy of control. Challenges facing the WA mining industry in relation to the management of naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM), including a history of worker exposures and the requirements for developing a Radiation Management Plan and an appropriate radiation exposure surveillance program will be discussed. The session will also include hints and tips on legislative compliance, monitoring of exposures and dose assessment.

A half day preconference workshop in toxicology will cover a group of chemicals known as PFAS. The day will provide the participants terminology, basic information, insights and tips to assist monitoring programs, risk assessment and risk management of occupational and environmental issues associated with PFAS. The topics to be covered include:

• PFAS – three, five, twenty eight or thousands of compounds of potential concern? This talk will provide an overview of the chemistry of PFAS compounds and discuss some of the most important physicochemical properties.

• PFAS sources, pathways, fate. How can these compounds enter a workplace, why are they being found in Antarctica and in Arctic polar bears?

• Absorption, distribution, biotransformation and excretion of PFAS? Why do PFOS and PFOA have a such long half life in humans but a short half life experimental animals?

• Health Effects of PFOS, PFOA and PFHxS – are PFAS carcinogenic? Do they cause reproductive toxicity? Can they make me fat?

• Establishing control limits for PFAS – pro’s and cons of health monitoring programs for PFOS, PFHxS and PFOA.

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BRIAN EVA, TERRY ELMSETHICS

INTRODUCTORY

The objective of this CES are to provide a clear understanding of ethics in professional hygiene activities and personal conduct as members of the AIOH. This is a interactive CES and a number of case studies and group discussions will be worked through to reinforce the expectations around ethical conduct.

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SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

GCG-AIOH PRESIDENT’S CUP GOLF

Proudly sponsored by GCG Health Safety Hygiene this year’s President’s Cup will be played at the picturesque Maylands Peninsula Public Golf Course. Allowing for beginners to pros to mix and play together with equal enjoyment irrespective of ability..why not have a go? All delegates, exhibitors and sponsors are welcome.

DATE: 1 DECEMBER TIME: 9:00 - 17:00 LOCATION: MAYLANDS PENINSULA GOLF COURSE COST: $110

The speed networking session will be the first formal event for the conference on Sunday evening at 17:45. It will give first time conference attendees the opportunity to meet with some of the regulars in a semi-structured environment. Note - 1st time attendees and ambassadors only.

NEWCOMER’S SPEED NETWORKINGDATE: 1 DECEMBER TIME: 17:45 - 18:30 LOCATION: CROWN TERRACE COST: NO COST

Proudly sponsored by AES, delegates will have the opportunity to catch up and meet new friends prior to the AIOH Welcome Dinner.

AES WELCOME DRINKSDATE: 1 DECEMBER TIME: 18:30 - 19:30 LOCATION: CROWN BALLROOM 2 COST: $50

The professional development opportunities offered through the scientific programme will be complemented by the following engaging and fun networking functions and opportunities.


SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

AIOH WELCOME DINNER

Hosted by the AIOH, this dinner is an informal event that will launch the extensive conference program that will be held over the following three days. This function is one of the first opportunities to connect with the delegates in an informal setting.

DATE: 1 DECEMBER TIME: 19:30 TO 22:00 LOCATION: CROWN BALLROOM 3 COST: $120

Hosted by 3M, this function is arguably viewed as the highlight of the social events during the conference. Theme to be announced in July. Assemble near registration desk at Crown by 6:15pm.

3M NIGHT - OFFSITE DINNERDATE: 2 DECEMBER TIME: 18:30 TO 23:30 THEME: TBC! COST: $165

During the course of the evening AIOH major award sponsors will present their prestigious awards to well deserving members of the AIOH. The Gala Dinner is the culmination of the social program where delegates are dressed to impress in Cocktail dress/lounge suits. It will be a night to remember.

GALA DINNERDATE: 3 DECEMBER TIME: 18:30 - 23:30 LOCATION: CROWN BALLROOM 1 &2 COST: $175


EXHIBITION 2019The exhibition is central to the Conference where our industry leaders converge under one roof to showcase their latest and greatest health and hygiene gear and services.

This year AIOH has also assigned one hour each day with no programmed sessions, thereby allowing delegates and exhibitors more time for networking and arranging meetings.

This is a great opportunity to:

• learn about the newest technology & services• identify emerging solutions and • build your hygiene networks. The Trade Exhibition will be held in the Crown Promenade and will run in conjunction with the Conference during the following times:

• 1030 – 1700 Monday, 3 December• 0830 – 1600 Tuesday, 4 December

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS 2019 • 3M Australia• Active Environmental Solutions• Air-Met Scientific• Anitech• Breathe Safe• Bruel & Kjaer Australia• CAC GAS & Instrumentation• CleanSpace Technology• Control Equipment• Draeger Australia Pty Ltd• DuPont Australia• Edith Cowan University (ECU)• Envirolab Services Pty Ltd

Click here to view the 2019 AIOH Conference Sponsorship and Exhibitor prospectus or email [email protected]

EXCITE2019AIOH2019 will once again host ‘Excite’ – a platform near the exhibition area that allows exhibitors to present products, services or personnel in an entertaining, lively, quick 5-minute presentation as the delegates lunch. Time slots for these presentations are strictly limited. Email [email protected] for more information.

• Eurofins• Gastech• Industrial Scientific Australia Pty Ltd• Kenelec Scientific• Medgate Australia Pty• Mycotec Pty Ltd• Occuhealth• Octief• RED OHMS Group• Safety Equipment Australia Pty Ltd• Simtars• University of Wollongong


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VENUE AIOH 2019 Conference venue - Crown Perth is only minutes from the Perth CBD and both domestic and international airports. Crown Perth was named WA and Australian Employer of the Year in 2015. Crown College Perth has also won gold at the WA Tourism Awards; this is our third year in a row to win gold at the prestigious WA Tourism Awards.

Crown is home to some of Perth’s finest hotels and accommodation options, situated in the vibrant entertainment complex and located minutes from the city centre.

ACCOMMODATIONOnce you have registered for the conference, please Click here to book your accommodation.

CROWN TOWERS PERTHThe pinnacle of luxury in Perth’s hotel offerings, Crown Towers Perth’s guest rooms and suites boast unparalleled city views, where guests will have the opportunity to experience hotel indulgence in Perth unlike any other.

• $315 Deluxe room & Wi-fi• $340 Deluxe room, 1 buffet breakfast & Wi-fi• $365 Deluxe room, 2 buffet breakfasts & Wi-fi

The distinct contemporary style, uncompromising attention to detail and unrivalled customer service, is what sets the Crown Metropol apart from other luxury hotels and accommodation in Perth.

CROWN METROPOL PERTH

• $265 Luxe room & Wi-fi• $285 Luxe room, 1 buffet breakfast & Wi-fi• $305 Luxe room, 2 buffet breakfasts & Wi-fi

Contemporary style meets traditional service at Crown Promenade Perth, a luxury hotel in Perth offering modern rooms, world class service and state of the art facilities. Just moments away from the CBD and the Crown Entertainment Complex.

CROWN PROMENADE PERTH

• $225 Luxe room & Wi-fi• $240 Luxe room, 1 buffet breakfast & Wi-fi• $255 Luxe room, 2 buffet breakfasts & Wi-fi


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IMPORTANT INFORMATIONPlease read this page carefully before completing the registration form.

INCLUSIONSEE

NOTEFULL

DELEGATE

DAY DELEGATE/ SCIENTIFIC

PROGRAMME

STUDENT & RETIRED

EXPO BOOTH STAFF*

ADDITIONAL BOOTH STAFF

Conference session attendance Mon - Wed

Morning Tea, Lunch & Afternoon Tea AES Welcome Drinks 1 Welcome Dinner 2

3M Night 3

AIOH Gala Dinner 4

Exhibition Entry

Satchel

Proceedings USB 5

COH EXAMSThe AIOH Certification Board will be holding oral examinations for prospective Certified Occupational Hygienists on 29 - 30 November & 1 December.

The deadlines for COH applications must be submitted before September 30. All prospective COHs will be invited to attend a virtual-led instructor training prior to the conference in 2019. Prerequisites for sitting the oral exam and the application form is available at: www.aioh.org.au

COH POINTSIt is anticipated that maintenance points for COHs registered under the AIOH Certification Scheme will be awarded for attendance at CES and the conference as follows:

Half day CES ..................................................0.5 point

Full day CES....................................................1.0 point

Conference (2.5days)..................................2.5 points

CERTIFICATION

Earlybird Member $1,540 Earlybird Non Member $1,900Late Member $2,165 Late Non Member $2,475 Retired Member $675 Scientific Programme Member $1,250

Scientific Programme Non-Member $1,550 AIOH Student Member $460 Day student $190 Day member $860 Day non member $980

1 Additional tickets for AES Welcome Drinks $502 Additional tickets for AIOH Welcome Dinner $1203 Tickets for 3M Night $1654 Additional tickets for AIOH Gala Dinner $1755 Hard copy proceedings $75* Single Booth Exhibitors receive one satchel per

single booth, 2 Day registrations (Monday & Tuesday) and 2 tickets to Welcome Drinks and Welcome Dinner

** Early bird registrations end 30 September 2019

*** All prices listed are excluding GST

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TERMS & CONDITIONSBy making a booking at the AIOH 2019 Conference, you are entering into an agreement with AIOH (the Organisers) and agree to the following terms and conditions

EARLYBIRD - Where registration and payment is received by COB on September 30, 2019.

LATE - Where registration & payment is received after October 1, 2019.

You can register on site during the conference, dependent on availability.

All prices listed are excluding GST.

Payment of fees (in full) must accompany all registration forms or an appropriate purchase order on company letterhead (note, purchase order numbers are not sufficient). No registration is confirmed until payment is received.

CREDIT CARDS

Visa, Mastercard and Amex credit card payments are accepted, 1.75% merchant fees will be applied and are non refundable.

ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (EFT)

BANK: Commonwealth Bank of Australia ACCOUNT: Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists BSB: 063 215 ACCOUNT #: 1004 9020

REFERENCE: Please use the last four digits of your invoice number eg. CVENT-1234-5678

Please forward remittance advice to [email protected]

Once your registration has been processed (online) you will automatically receive a confirmation email.

Enquiries regarding the conference program and registration are to be directed to: Samira Wadhavkar Conference & Events Manager Ph: 0488 733 814 Email: [email protected]

REGISTRATION

Cancellations must be made in writing to the AIOH Conference & Events Manager. Delegates whose cancellations are received by COB on 30 September, 2019 will receive a full refund (less any credit card merchant fees).

From 1 October, 2019 a $250 cancellation fee will be applied.

No refunds will be provided from November 1, 2019.

ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation booking and cancelation is directly handled by the conference hotels. Please contact hotels directly to enquire about their cancellation fees and individual policies.


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