- Provide input into recommendations on improving the health and safety of workers and the surrounding community
- Explain the components and value of a hazard communication program
- Based on the hazard, develop recommendations for risk mitigation
- Identify appropriate program performance measurements
- Interpret regulatory requirements and communication with regulatory agencies
- Evaluate potential risks of previously unrecognized hazards
- Prepare a simple, written hazard communication program
- Establish priorities for risk management
- Compare exposure magnitude to the data to determine the risk
- Evaluate data and develop tools to communicate the hazards with the public
- Identify potential risks of complex/complicated exposure scenarios
- Review data to determine the hazards of chemicals and processes
- Participate in overall risk analysis and management of a health hazard, process or workplace
- Determine criteria for exposure acceptability
- Make accurate qualitative exposure judgments
- Apply management of change and periodic reassessment to determine exposure acceptability
- Choose appropriate sampling and analysis methods to determine exposures
- Apply and communicate the IH hierarchy of controls to inform or support organizational policy
- Identify and document critical information about agents, processes, activities and workforce
- Apply the appropriate exposure model to determine exposure risk
- Identify signs and symptoms of overexposure
- Manage the process of interpreting exposure assessment results with appropriate tools (determine statistics, probabilistic statistics, Bayesian decision analysis)
- Establish similar exposure groups (SEGs)
- Define the goals and purpose of an exposure assessment
