CHL5910H Position Description – Emergency Posting
Stressors and hazards found in the workplace environment;
Concepts underlying occupational exposure limits;
Scientific, technical and practical aspects of exposure measurement methods for chemical hazards in the workplace and environment generally.
Course Objectives
Instructor: Paul Bozek
Qualifications:
Graduate student with a background in occupational hygiene who has completed at least three courses in occupational or environmental hygiene, preferably a student with a graduate degree in the field. Advanced knowledge of OEH resources, industrial processes, hazardous agents, and air sampling methods. Experience conducting air sampling campaigns and communicating results with stakeholders.
Duties:
Duties may include laboratory/field trip air sampling equipment preparation, answering student inquiries, assisting in leading/supervising labs and field trips, grading student work and providing effective feedback.
Relevant Criterion:
The need to acquire experience is the more relevant criterion than previous experience in respect of this posted position.
Estimated Course Enrolment: TBD
Positions Available: 1
Estimated Hours: 70
Tutorial/Labs: TBD
Application deadline: Friday, July 19th, 2024
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