The OHSI are a learned society offering membership to those with an interest in the specialist area of occupational hygiene.
Our membership base is made up of occupational hygienists, occupational physicians, scientists and occupational health and safety professionals however our membership is open to any person with an interest in occupational hygiene and wishing to further the aims of the society.
The society aims to provide a discussion forum for those interested in occupational hygiene and encourage and facilitate greater contact amongst such people through the various events that we run and though our social media outlets.
Members of the society will also benefit from discounted rates to our various events throughout the year. OHSI members can also become members of the British Occupational Hygiene Society through our OHSI-BOHS partnership Scheme.
OHSI News
28th Annual Conference: "Effective Occupational Hygiene Conversations - Get The Conversation Going!"
The 2020 conference and workshop is on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th February 2020 at HODSON BAY HOTEL, HODSON BAY, ATHLONE
27th Annual Conference: "Occupational Hygiene – playing its part"
Presentations from the OHSI AGM and Conference are available to all attendees from our download area.
Seminar: Working Together to Tackle Occupational Carcinogens
On November 16 th 2017 in the Clarion Hotel, Liffey Valley, Dublin, Occupational Hygiene Society of Ireland hosted a seminar to share knowledge on current issues around work-related carcinogens and support the EU Roadmap on Carcinogens. Supported by the Health and Safety Authority.
ICOH 2018 Dublin
Dublin has won its bid to host the 2018 International Congress on Occupational Health (ICOH) Congress. The ICOH Congress is a global Occupational Health event, held every three years, that attracts over 2,000 occupational health professionals. The 2018 Congress will be held in the Convention Centre Dublin. The OHSI will be working alongside the Facility of Occupational Medicine in their preparations for this prestigious event.