Occupational Hygiene as a Profession: How Do You Get In and Where Can It Take You?
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LTC Dennis Palalay U.S. Army Medical Department Environmental Science and Engineering Officer 18th Medical Command, Deployment Support Fort Shafter, Hawaii dennis.palalay@us.army.mil (Invited, Friday 28, Ilott Room, 1.30)
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Occupational Hygiene as a Profession: How Do You Get In and Where Can It Take You?
- 1. U.S. Army Perspective Occupational Medicine and Industrial (Occupational) Hygiene βMy Storyβ LTC Dennis Palalay, U.S. Army Medical Department Environmental Science and Engineering Officer 18 th Medical Command, Deployment Support Fort Shafter, Hawaii [email_address] Occupational Hygiene as a profession How do you get in and where can it take you?
- 3. Overview of U.S. DoD How We Evolved⦠5.3M Strong 1.4 M Active Duty 654K Civilians 1.2M Guard and Reserve 2.0M Retirees and Families Receiving Benefits Army Navy 1775 Marines 1790 1947 Coast Guard Air Force War Department (1789) Dept. of Army (1947) Department of the Navy (1798) Dept. of Air Force (1947) Dept. of Defense (1949)
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- 8. Department of Homeland Security
- 10. U.S. DoD In Comparisonβ¦
- 18. War Stories Industrial Hygiene Applications in Deployment Occupational and Environmental Health Surveillance Environmental Health Site Assessments (EHSAs), Soldier Occupational Hazard Assessments Emergency Response UNCLASSIFIED
- 22. Exposure Pathways Water Inhalation Deposition Ingestion Soil Ingestion/ Dermal Absorption Dermal Contact Air Deposition Source Pathway Receptor Deposition
- 23. Soldier Occupational Hazard Assessment (SOHA)
- 25. The Stryker Family of Vehicles
- 26. The Stryker Family of Vehicles
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- 30. Stryker Brigade Combat Team
- 31. Stryker Brigade Combat Team
- 33. Stryker Brigade Combat Team
- 34. Stryker Brigade Combat Team
- 37. Direct Assessment Use of Passive Monitor ACT Card Passive Monitor Organic Vapor Monitor Passive Monitors sampling for CO and NO 2 OVM sampling for Toluene Benzene and Xylene
- 38. Questions?
- 39. U.S. Army Perspective Occupational Medicine and Industrial (Occupational) Hygiene Mahalo - Thank You! LTC Dennis Palalay, U.S. Army Medical Department Environmental Science and Engineering Officer 18 th Medical Command, Deployment Support Fort Shafter, Hawaii [email_address]
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Editor's Notes
- http://www.airforce-magazine.com/MagazineArchive/Magazine%20Documents/2009/May%202009/0509facts_fig.pdf
- 2009 Numbers http://www.airforce-magazine.com/MagazineArchive/Magazine%20Documents/2009/May%202009/0509facts_fig.pdf http://www.defense.gov/pubs/dod101/dod101.html#infrastructure