Test your knowledge on aerosol, gases, and vapor contamination in the workplace...

10 Questions

To assess the levels of aerosol contamination in the workplace

Dust diseases

Monitoring workplace gases and vapors

To prevent harmful exposure to gases and vapors

To stay updated on advanced workplace monitoring methods

To explore advancements in monitoring workplace aerosols

To prevent and mitigate exposure to harmful gases and vapors

Dust diseases

To develop workplace aerosol monitoring

To explain how to monitor workplace gases and vapors

Study Notes

Occupational Hygiene I Course Overview

Course taught by Dr. Jafar Momani
Contact information: Room # 20.2.34, [email protected], Phone: 4495 2655
Learning outcomes include defining aerosols, exploring their use in the workplace, and discussing workplace aerosol monitoring
Topics covered include types, properties, and use of aerosols, dust diseases, common gases and vapors in the workplace, warning signs of exposure, and monitoring workplace gases and vapors
Course also covers the occupational aspects of gases and vapors, toxicology and controls for common gas or vapor hazards, atmospheric hazards in confined spaces, and emerging monitoring technology
Aerosols are defined as a group of particles suspended in a gas
Emphasis on the use of aerosols in the workplace and the development of workplace aerosol monitoring
Discussion of aerosol-sampling devices and the concept of respirability
Identification and discussion of common gases and vapors found in the workplace
Course explores the warning signs and indicators of exposure to gases and vapors
Focus on monitoring workplace gases and vapors, and the use, occurrence, toxicology, and controls for common gas or vapor hazards
Discussion of atmospheric hazards associated with confined spaces, and emerging monitoring technology