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Office of Industrial Hygiene and Sanitation, established in 1914. It went through several name changes, most notably becoming the Division of Industrial Hygiene

precursor to the Environmental Protection Agency. In 1914, the Office of Industrial Hygiene and Sanitation, the direct predecessor of the National Institute for

ed-records/groups/090.html.  Doyle, Henry N. (1977). "The federal industrial hygiene agency: a history of the Division of Occupational Health, United States

title=File:1950-11_Industrial_Hygiene_Newsletter.pdf&page=3.  "Industrial hygiene personnel moving to Cincinnati, Ohio". Industrial Hygiene Newsletter (U.S

and Safety Division, National Lead Company of Ohio. April 9, 1968. Industrial Hygiene Branch, Health and Safety Laboratory, National Lead Company of Ohio

organizations, and industrial associations. Its formation led to competition with the Public Health Service's Division of Industrial Hygiene over whether a

Katrina, Deepwater Horizon oil spill, and the Ebola epidemic. Occupational hygiene Occupational medicine Occupational safety and health "Health Hazard Evaluations

NIOSH – CDC department N95 respirator – regulated by NIOSH Division of Industrial Hygiene – predecessor to NIOSH MSHA – co-regulator of respirators prior to

(FEOSH); and oversight of contractor Worker Safety and Health such as industrial hygiene and radiation protection. Includes management and oversight of nuclear

service delivery. Includes regulatory permits and compliance as well as industrial hygiene, radiation protection, and emergency preparedness. Includes the Roof

Extramural Activities Division of Global Migration Health Division of Industrial Hygiene Division of Migratory Bird Management Division of Planning and Financial

municipal and industrial point sources with general or individual permits. Effluent guidelines (technology based standards) for industrial point sources

health consultations or assessments concerning specific waste sites or industrial facilities that US citizens have requested further action upon; the conduct

Environmental health officers Health services Basic and Applied Science Dental Hygiene Healthcare Administration Health information technology Medical Laboratory

manufactured in Tennessee include industrial chemicals, paints, pharmaceuticals, plastic resins, and soaps and hygiene products. Additional important products

use for motives other than national security, including political and industrial espionage, received criticism from countries outside the UKUSA alliance

profitable business. Slaves in the Richmond area were also forced into industrial jobs, including mining and shipbuilding. The failed slave uprisings of