IAOH

About IAOH

History

The Indian Association of Occupational Health (IAOH) is one of the leading professional organizations dedicated to promoting occupational health, industrial safety, and employee well-being throughout India.

IAOH continues to create awareness through scientific programs, conferences, training initiatives, and collaborative activities aimed at building safer and healthier workplaces.

75+ Years of Excellence

Nationwide Professional Network

Promoting Workplace Health & Safety

Our Mission

Creating Healthy, Safe & Green Workplaces

IAOH is committed to enabling occupational health professionals to make India's workplaces healthy, safe, and green — free from the ill effects of hazards by evolving effective solutions.

The organization strives to attain the highest standards of occupational health in India by empowering stakeholders, influencing policy makers, and creating community awareness.

Our Vision

Future Goals & Initiatives

Create Awareness

Spread awareness about occupational health, safety, and environmental hazards.

Training Programs

Start formal and informal training programs in occupational health and safety.

Health Services

Assist industries in implementation of occupational health services.

Research & Publications

Publish journals, books, videos, and conduct independent research activities.

Government Collaboration

Liaise with government agencies for legislation and policy development.

Global Collaboration

Collaborate with international agencies for technology transfer and development.

Activities

Scientific & Professional Activities

Academic lectures, workshops, and symposia for HSE professionals.

Annual scientific conferences for occupational health professionals.

International meetings to share Asian and global experiences.

Collaborative knowledge transfer through ICOH initiatives.

Formal and informal training programs in health and safety.

Scientific activities carried out by IAOH state branches.

Collaboration with national institutions like CLI and NSC.

Participation in global faculty and training programs.

Representation in government committees and policy discussions.

Research and development initiatives in occupational health.