Welcome to the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health
At the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health, we are committed to promoting safe and healthy environments in the workplace and beyond. Our expert team focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of work-related injuries and illnesses, as well as the impact of environmental factors on health.
Our Key Focus Areas
- Environmental Health: Our research and programs address environmental hazards and their impact on public health, including air and water quality, chemical exposures, and climate change.
- Occupational Medicine: We offer comprehensive services for the prevention and treatment of occupational injuries and diseases.
- Workplace Safety: We provide assessments, training, and consultations to help organizations create safer work environments.
In the News
Mangaluru: BASF Nunhems, CHD Group initiate Project SAFE
The Center for Occupational and Environmental Health is dedicated to addressing SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being and SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth. Our focus on workplace safety, environmental health research, and occupational medicine ensures that work environments are safe and healthy. By preventing work-related injuries and illnesses and addressing environmental hazards, we contribute to healthier communities and more productive economies.
By raising some of the most crucial concerns of global health, ECIPH Scientific teams demonstrates their commitment to translational policies by academic excellence, industry engagement and policy dialogue. Our researchers explore diverse range of issues around natural disasters, climate change concerns, environment and the cascading risks that leads to public health consequences. Our commitment to research, policy outcomes, capacity building and to constantly improve the world around us is reflected through this center in a modest manner.
Ensuring a healthy and safe environment is crucial for everyone. Partner with us to promote occupational and environmental health in your community.
Project SAFE served as an interface to addressing occupational health, farm safety, environment, climate, food insecurity and consequences of public health.
