January 2025 – Virtual Meeting

When:
January 16, 2025 @ 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm
2025-01-16T17:00:00-05:00
2025-01-16T18:15:00-05:00
Where:
Zoom
Cost:
Free

January 2025 Virtual Meeting

NJAIHA is pleased to offer this free virtual meeting via Zoom.

Zoom Info:
You must register on Zoom in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/XEkKyPWDR76IjfyEUL3qIA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with your unique meeting link.

Agenda:

5:00p.m.

Topic: Characterizing Ototoxicants: Crafting Foundational Procedures for a Safer Workplace
Speaker: Alex Cardone
 
Currently, the regulatory landscape for ototoxicants lacks strict requirements, presenting both a challenge and an opportunity. Join us for an exploration into how these chemicals affect auditory health and discover where they might be present within your organization. This presentation is designed to introduce the fundamental mechanisms of ototoxicants, highlighting where they are commonly found, and guiding you through the initial steps your organization can take to safeguard worker health. Although regulatory requirements for ototoxicants are lenient, addressing these risks head-on can position your company as a leader in worker health and safety. Equip yourself with essential knowledge to make informed decisions and take practical steps towards improving auditory well-being in your workplace.
 
Alex Cardone is a Supervisory Industrial Hygienist who leads the Air Force’s premiere industrial hygiene team at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. While also serving as an Adjunct Faculty Member in Environmental Health at Brigham Young University-Idaho and an OSHA Authorized Trainer, Alex blends academic insight with practical expertise. Alex also volunteers with the American Industrial Hygiene Association’s Noise Committee and has been recognized as a Distinguished Lecturer for contributions to the study of ototoxicants. Driven by a commitment to education and innovation, Alex works to inspire progress and elevate standards in occupational health and safety.