MIMS Education

Climate Change and Occupational Health: Protecting Workers in a Changing Environment

Climate Change and Occupational Health: Protecting Workers in a Changing Environment

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: 1.5 hours
A black calendar with white triangle in center that has a black exclamation point in the middle Pre-registration Start - End Date & Time
: 03 Apr 2025 00:00 - 24 Apr 2025 17:00
A black calendar with white triangle in center that has a black exclamation point in the middle Event Start - End Date & Time
: 24 Apr 2025 19:00 - 24 Apr 2025 20:30

Overview

About this webinar

As climate change continues to drive rising temperatures, workers in various industries face increasing risks related to extreme heat exposure. This webinar aims to address critical health concerns arising from heat-related conditions and equip participants with the knowledge and preventive strategies needed to safeguard workers' well-being.

Expert speakers will cover two essential topics:

  • Preventing Heat Stroke by Dr Ng Wee Tong : Understanding the health risks associated with extreme heat, recognizing contributing factors like physical condition, workload, and clothing, and implementing effective preventive measures.
  • Heat Rash & Beyond By Dr Goggilan: Identifying common heat-related skin disorders, assessing workplace vulnerabilities, and educating workers on protective measures to prevent these conditions.

Through this session, participants will gain valuable insights into workplace safety, risk assessment, and best practices for mitigating the impact of heat on workers. Whether you are an employer, occupational health professional, or worker, this webinar will provide practical solutions for adapting to a changing climate and ensuring a safer work environment.

This webinar is pending accreditation in the Philippines and Singapore. Malaysia has 1 CPD point for this session. Participants from other countries are welcome to join; however, CPD points will only be issued to attendees from the accredited countries.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to your participation in this informative session.



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