OHTA is a collaborative effort, based on the principles of active participation by stakeholders

We make every effort to ensure that people's voices are heard and acted upon

Who are the stakeholders?

Students, training providers, national OH associations, examining boards and employers have collaborated in developing training materials and qualifications. Trade unions and international organisations will also have an interest in raising standards of occupational hygiene practice.

How are stakeholders engaged?

• OHLearning.com is designed as a community site where information can be shared and feedback provided 
• Information about OHTA has been communicated widely in newsletters, in meetings at OH conferences and in teleconferences

We are looking into ways to create a formal stakeholder group to provide more structured feedback.  We would welcome suggestions and views on how this could be achieved.

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How to get involved