Chun-Yip Hon

Occupational Hygiene in Practice: An Introductory Guide Chun-Yip Hon

Occupational Hygiene in Practice is the first Canadian introductory textbook designed to prepare students for professional practice. Written by experienced practitioners and educators, Chun-Yip Hon and Craig Fairclough, this text provides a practical foundation in anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and controlling workplace health hazards while introducing the professional skills and strategies required for a successful career in occupational hygiene. Combining evidence-based practice with more than 50 years of professional experience, the authors guide students through workplace hazard monitoring, exposure assessment and calculation, control strategies, regulatory compliance, professional ethics, and technical report writing.

Real-world examples, cautionary tales, and applied scenarios help students connect foundational concepts to everyday professional practice. Designed for accessibility, Occupational Hygiene in Practice blends real-life case studies and practice scenarios with strong pedagogical features throughout. Suitable for occupational health and safety, human resources, and environmental health programs at the college, university, and graduate level, this book is an essential classroom resource as well as a valuable reference for seasoned professionals.