ANZSOM webinars

What does good health look like? Raising the standard of occupational health performance indicators

Our next ANZSOM webinar will be presented by Dr Carmen Naylor, on What does good health look like? Raising the standard of occupational health performance indicators.

Date: Wednesday 18 June 2025
Time: 5.00PM (AWST) / 6:30PM (ACST) / 7.00PM (AEST)
Cost: Free for ANZSOM/AFOEM members, $25 non-members

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Pre-reading / Resources

• International Standards Organisation (ISO). 2024. Occupational health and safety management – guidelines on performance evaluation ISO 45004: 2024 (en). Switzerland: International Standards Organisation (ISO)
• The HI standard - health in industry management standard 2024. Victoria, Australia: Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienests (AIOH); [accessed 2024 24 August]. https://www.breathefreelyaustralia.org.au/standards/.
• American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA). 2020. Best practice guide for leading health metrics in occupational health and safety programs. Falls Church: AIHA.: American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) and Centre for Safety and Health Sustainability.
• AIOH Strategic Plan AIOH Strategic Plan 2023-2028

About the presenter

Dr. Carmen Naylor holds degrees in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation, Master of Science (Research), Master of Occupational Hygiene Practice and a PhD in the field of occupational hygiene and toxicology at the University of Wollongong. 

Carmen is Leader Human Health Monitoring, High Reliability at ANSTO and is a passionate advocate for occupational health research. She is also a sessional tutor for UOW Occupational Health & Safety program. Her current research for AIOH (Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists) explores how occupational health and hygiene performance metrics help PCBUs identify and track workplace conditions that may impact worker health, both positively or adversely.

Session overview

• This webinar presents the initial findings of a four stage Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienist (AIOH) project to promote what good worker health looks like.

• The goal of this AIOH scheme is to support Business Leaders and Occupational Health and Safety Professionals in choosing internal occupational health indicators to help elevate the priority of worker health protection in the workplace. 

• Embraces the concept of total worker health by the inclusion of performance measures that evaluate worker health protection and health promotion in the workplace.