Two (2) Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) from the Ministry of Health and Human Services had a valuable experience attending the Colorado Environmental Health Association (CEHA) Conference that took place from Tuesday, 10th October to Friday, 13th October, 2023.
During the Conference, TCI delegates Tashy Forbes and Clevesha Outten, both from Providenciales, focused on exploring general professional and technical aspects of environmental health.
By doing so, they gained valuable insights into the latest developments, best practices, and innovative solutions in the field.
Attending such conferences is crucial for professionals to stay updated with the advancements in their respective fields and to network with fellow experts, ensuring that they can apply the most current knowledge and techniques in their work.
Key objectives of the Conference included:
School Chemical Cleanouts
Investigating Climate Change
Pressure Distribution Design in Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems
Lead-Based Paint/Dust in Schools: Home Daycares, Preschools & Kindergarten Classrooms
Closing the gaps on Critical Food Safety Elements
Starting a School Inspection program
Situational Awareness and De-Escalation
A Three-pronged Approach to Advancing Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
Overall, the conference served as a platform for collaboration, learning, and networking among experts and practitioners in the field of Environmental Health and Safety.
