Objective
The Occupational and Environmental
Health Development Project is an undertaking of the College of Public
Health, University of the Philippines, Manila. One of the project goals
is to provide Occupational and Environmental Health services to
concerned sectors of our society.
Description
The following is a list of
services available in the
Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, College of Public
Health, University of the Philippines Manila.
I. Occupational Health Services
A. Biological Monitoring
and Medical Examinations of Workers or Persons
Exposed to Hazardous Substances
1. Blood Lead
2. Lung Function Test
B. Industrial Hygiene Field and Laboratory
Tests
1. Dusts, Fumes
2. Noise
3. Heat Stress
4. Lighting
5. Solvent and Vapors
6. Gases
7. Ventilation
C. Workplace “Walk-Through” Surveys
D. Management of Occupational Health
Services/Programs
1. Consultancy on Management of
Programs
2. Consultancy and Technical Services
2.1
Occupational Health/Medicine
2.2
Industrial Hygiene
E. In-Plant Seminars on Occupational Health
and Safety
II. Environmental Health Services
A. Environmental Quality Assessment
1. Routine chemical and biological
quality assessment of water and wastewater (total hardness, pH, acidity,
alkalinity, sulfates, iron, chloride).
2. Special tests for water and
wastewater (minerals, heavy metals, pesticide residues).
3. Heavy metals, organic substances,
pesticide residues in air, water, soil agricultural food products.
4. Environmental survey of water
supply systems, waste facilities, waste disposable areas.
B. Environmental Management Services
1. Environmental Health
Impact Assessment (EHIA)
2. Consultancy and technical services
on environmental health and environmental engineering.
III. Training Services in Occupational
and Environmental Health
1.
Postgraduate course in Occupational Health
and Safety
2.
Industrial Pollution Control
3.
Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management
4.
Water Supply and Sanitation
5.
Ergonomics
6.
Industrial Hygiene Measurements
7. Health -
Care Waste Management
8.
Environmental Health Impact Assessment