What is the Register of Occupational Hygiene Professionals?

The Register of Occupational Hygiene Professionals is administered by the Faculty of Occupational Hygiene, the Professional Standards Body for the British Occupational Hygiene Profession.

Whether you are employing someone to provide occupational hygiene advice in-house or have employed the services of a company, you need to check that the person giving you advice is competent to do so. 

The Register enables you to check an individual’s level of expertise and to see whether they have been independently verified as meeting the requirements outlined in Regulation 7 of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. If they are not on the Register, even if they are registered with another professional body, then there has not been an independent check of their training, experience and other attributes. It is your duty to ensure that you have undertaken appropriate due diligence to verify these matters yourself.

 

How to use the Register

Register entries are listed when you click on the find options below. You can search by first name, last name or expertise levels.  More information about the expertise levels is provided below:

 

Expertise Levels Explained

Qualified Occupational Hygienist

 

A Qualified Occupational Hygienist will be able to work unsupervised and provide advice, within their level of experience and competence on the identification, evaluation, measurement, control and impact of a wide range of workplace exposures.  This category includes Licentiates and Chartered Members and Fellows of the Faculty of Occupational Hygiene or those of verified equivalent qualifications and status.  These registrants are entitled to display the PSA Accredited Registers Quality Mark. 

 

 

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