Statistical treatment of data in Occupational Hygiene How to use the statistical tools

10^th International Conference Occupational Health and Public Safety

April 13-14, 2023 | Webinar

Olindo Ianniello

Certified Occupational Hygienist, Switzerland

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Int J Pub Health Safe

Abstract :

The statistical approach and the statical treatment of the data are very useful for Occupational Hygiene because, without it, the hygienist could take a bad decision after a survey in a workplace. The main aim of Occupational Hygiene is based on concern for the health of employees. Not only samples but also to be able to understand the exposition and to take the right decisions for reducing the exposure. The speech will concern how to manage the data after monitoring and what kind of statistical tools are available for the occupational hygienist. The speech will show the more common tools usable, for instance, IHStat, IHData, IHStat Bayes, Expostat Recent Publications (minimum 5) 1. A Strategy for assessing and Managing Occupational Exposure, 4th edition AIHA 2. The Occupational Environment, 4th edition AIHA 3. Rating Exposure Control using Bayesian Analysis, Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 3-2006 4. Effect of training on exposure judgment accuracy of industrial hygienist. Journal of occupational & Environmental Hygiene, vol 53 n.4 5. Helsel Dennis: Statistic for Censored Environmental Data Using minitab and R. Wiley 2012

Biography :

Olindo Ianniello is an Occupational Hygienist Certified, owner and founder of his consulting company CONSILIA based in Switzerland. With more than 20 years of work experience, he is a member of Swiss Society of Occupational Hygiene and he is a member of several association in the field of occupational hygiene. He is specialized in the monitoring of chemical contaminants, physical agents (noise, vibrations, non-ionizing radiations, electromagnetic fields) but also in ergonomics. He operates as occupational hygienist in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and co-works with the no-profit association Workplace Health Without Borders as coordinator in training courses in the fields of health and safety for developing countries