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										Gain firsthand experience in the HHE process or NIOSH’s role in national public health responses by working with project officers
Respond to public health inquiries about occupational health issues received through the CDC’s national contact center
Refine presentation skills with the assistance of NIOSH health communication specialists
Complete a required set of modules on common occupational health issues to see how NIOSH evaluates those issues in the context of an HHE
Gain a better understanding of the roles and functions of industrial hygienists, scientists, and other NIOSH professionals in evaluating workplace issues
Meet with NIOSH subject matter experts in areas of personal interest to each rotatorNIOSH industrial hygienist collecting surface wipe sample for lead in an airplane cockpitNIOSH industrial hygienist collecting surface wipe sample for lead in an airplane cockpitRed-pink areas show a positive hand sample for leadRed-pink areas show the presence of lead on this wipe sample collected from the hands of an aircraft mechanicTake a look at some recent NIOSH activities:HHEs:
Evaluation of Potential Hazards During Harvesting and Trimming Cannabis at an Indoor Cultivation Facility—Colorado
Evaluation of Coccidioides Exposure and Coccidioidomycosis Infections Among Warehouse and Distribution Employees—California
Evaluation of Occupational Exposure to Opioids in a City Police Department — Ohio
Evaluation of Chemical Exposures at Two Vape Shops—Texas
Characterizing Exposures During Laser Tattoo Removal in a Hospital Dermatology Center—Massachusetts
Evaluation of Lead Exposures at a Bullet Manufacturer—Missouri
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							Last Reviewed:  March 31, 2023						Source: 	National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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