ACGIH Offers Complimentary Resources to Support NIOSH and Other Federal Workers
04/03/2025
Dear Fellow OEHS Professionals,
In response to the recent cuts at National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and other federal workforce reductions, ACGIH is working to help individuals continue their purpose, to grow and empower the OEHS profession. Not only does this affect the NIOSH employees, but it also cripples the advancement of keeping occupational health and safety workers protected.
ACGIH is working diligently to support our entire field affected by these changes.
To support those who have experienced a recent job loss in maintaining certifications and continuing their valuable contributions, ACGIH is now offering the following resources complimentary to our entire field of OEHS professionals.
ACGIH Job Board – Companies can now submit classified ads free of charge to be posted on ACGIH’s Job Board, to help those affected by job loss.
Action Level – A continuing education program, in conjunction with the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, to earn ABIH CM Points and/or BCSP Recertification Points is now available until the end of the year.
Bioaerosols Lecture Series: Measurement & Mitigation On Demand Professional Development Course
Live Webinar – April 23 – Revisiting Respirator Fit Testing
On Demand Webinars:
Bioaerosols Exposure in the Workplace and OSHA Standards
IFV – What it is and How to Assess It
Personal Protective Equipment
Completing a Desktop Based OH & Hygiene Gap Assessment Across Multiple Jurisdictions in the Mining Sector
The Global State of Respiratory Protection
Room to Breathe – Respiratory Protection
Optimizing Respirator Fit Testing: Best Practices for Industrial Hygienists
ACGIH Ventilation Committee – Changes to Chapter 10 and Applications
Field Guide for Testing Ventilation Systems Webinar
Understanding Chemical Fume Hood and Laboratory HVAC Systems
Some Like it Hot: Practical Approaches to Evaluating Heat Stress & Heat Strain
Engaging and Empowering Employees with Heat Stress Assessment
Global Understanding of Heat Stress and Heat Related Illness for Workers and Communities
Psychological & Physiological Impact of Heat Stress & Heat-Related Illness on Athletes, Coaches, & Sport Officials
Physiological Heat Strain Monitoring: Benefits, Considerations, and Limitations
Additionally, we are working together with partners and will continue to share resources to highlight the importance of our field.
The ACGIH Board of Directors has called an emergency meeting to generate additional plans to support the field and address gaps created by the job losses.
This recent action at NIOSH is a deterrent to the advancement of occupational health and safety. ACGIH is asking for your input on how to support the occupational health and safety field, along with those affected by the reduction in force actions. Click here to submit feedback.

Phillip Rauscher, MPH, ACNP, CIH, CSP
Executive Director
ACGIH®
Phone: 513-742-6176
prauscher@acgih.or
www.acgih.org