Envirolab Services is looking forward to attending this week the 36th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the AIOH(Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists).
The conference will be held in Melbourne from Saturday, 1 December – Wednesday, 5 December 2018 at the Crown Conference Centre, Southbank. Attendees will be provided with the opportunity to network with colleagues and industry professionals, gain insight on the latest industry updates, learn new and valuable skills at a variety of sessions in the conference program or unwind at the social functions scheduled during the event.
The Trade Exhibition will be held in the Crown Promenade and will run in conjunction with the Conference during the following times:
Monday, 3 December: 10:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday, 4 December: 8:30am – 4:00pm
Envirolab will be exhibiting at the Trade Exhibition on Monday and Tuesday at Exhibit 56. As part of the team attending, our booth will be managed by General Manager of Envirolab Group, David Springer; Business Development Manager of MPL Laboratories in Perth, Catherine North (pictured); Business Development Manager of Envirolab Services Melbourne, Analisa Mathrick; and Envirolab Group Technical Manager, Giovanni Agosti.
The team look forward to answering your questions about our laboratory testing services for occupational testing and work health testing and our other capabilities available under our vast array of service offerings. Particularly with ongoing and continuous developments in the field of environmental contamination testing, we look forward to chat with you about the latest technology and solutions for emerging contaminants.
About AIOH
AIOH is Australia’s premier professional association representing the interests of occupational hygienists. Operating under the mission of promoting and preserving the health and wellbeing of Australian workers through application of the knowledge, practice and standing of occupational health and occupational hygiene, Envirolab Services is proud to continue supporting this association.