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BOHS responds to the Mayfield Review: a missed opportunity and muddle of management jargon

The British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS), Britain’s Chartered professional and scientific body dedicated to workplace health protection, has expressed its scepticism about the value and impact of the long-awaited Keep Britain Working Final Report, published today.

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BOHS statement on respiratory protective equipment for the protection of NHS staff
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BOHS announces the appointment of new Chief Executive Officer
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BOHS welcomes new important report on Silica
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New series of ‘Protecting Welders’ Health Roadshows in the UK

LEV 2020 – Extracting the Best Practices Event

Dr Noah Seixas steps down as Chief Editor of the Annals of Work Exposures and Health
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HM Government Consultation – ‘Health is everyone’s business: Proposals to reduce ill health-related job loss’
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BOHS essential guidance for occupational hygiene consultants and buyers – now updated and available free
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BOHS welcomes new HSE guidance as Society wins European recognition for its Welding Fume Control Selector Tool
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BOHS endorses occupational doctors on NHS plans
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The involvement of occupational hygienists in driving real change in preventing ill-health in construction is crucial, ICE paper finds
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Gearing up for OEESC 2019 – the international skin exposure conference
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BOHS supports HSE’s #DustBuster campaign
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Searching for Britain’s Most Talented Occupational Hygienist

Good work environments don’t just prevent mental illness, they also promote positive well-being
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BOHS launches 2020 awards to celebrate good practice in worker health protection
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Winner announced for BOHS’ Thomas Bedford Memorial Prize

Collaboration in the Asbestos industry – FAAM and ACAD announce new Skill Card for the asbestos sector
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