Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences

Tune in tomorrow at noon for the seminar. This week, we're excited to hear from Univ. of Utah Assistant Professor Christopher Depner for the talk: "Sleep extension or circadian-based interventions: impacts on cardiometabolic health." https://loom.ly/RtsOOiM

Join next week for the final science seminar of the academic year: "Sleep extension or circadian-based interventions: Impacts on cardiometabolic health." Next Weds., June 3, . https://loom.ly/RtsOOiMalt

If you've completed 's 101 course and would like to bring the TWH approach to your workplace, check out our upcoming TWH: Train-the-trainer virtual workshop series: https://loom.ly/AR8_mb0

Total Worker Health® Courses | OHSU The Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences delivers educational opportunities that support capacity development for implementing TWH practices.

AI is transforming the workplace — but is it working for workers?
's Working Well webinar series is hosting two free sessions this summer focused on AI, work design, and worker well-being:

June 30 | Automating Mental Tasks: How AI Is Changing Work Activities, Employee Skills & Well-Being Risks
Steven T. Hunt and Casandra Kerr explore what happens when AI moves beyond automating physical tasks to taking over strategic, analytical, and planning work — and what that means for employee health, equity, and organizational performance.

July 14 | Pro-Worker AI: Designing AI That Works for Workers
Tahira Probst (WSU) examines the real risks AI poses — from work intensification to surveillance and algorithmic insecurity — and offers a practical framework for advocating for worker-centered AI design.

Both sessions run 12:00–1:30 PM PT and are free to attend. Get your tickets today: https://loom.ly/2l8hX24

Working Well | OHSU Working Well is webinar series that highlights unique and shared challenges impacting workers across industries.

Celebrating a milestone in Occupational Health Psychology: Drs. Leslie Hammer, Robert (Bob) Sinclair, and Ryan Olson have been named inaugural Fellows of the Society for Occupational Health Psychology. Their leadership at the Oregon Healthy Workforce Center and contributions to the field have advanced research and worker well-being. Read more: https://wix.to/pUnqMHg

OccHealthSci faculty named inaugural fellows of the Society for Occupational Health Psychology In an exciting new milestone in the field of Occupational Health Psychology, Drs. Leslie Hammer (current director of the Oregon Healthy Workforce Center (OHWC), a Total Worker Health® Center of excellence funded by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)), Robert (Bob) Sin...

This summer, join 's Working Well webinar series for discussions with leading experts to help you understand and navigate AI's impact on the workplace.

June 30 | Automating Mental Tasks: How AI Is Changing Work Activities, Employee Skills and Well-Being Risks
Dr. Steven T. Hunt and Cassandra Kerr explore how AI reshapes job design, what it means for employee skills and equity, and why "humans in the loop" isn't just a buzzword — it's a business and safety imperative.

July 14 | Pro-Worker AI: Designing AI That Works for Workers
Dr. Tahira Probst shares a practical framework for evaluating AI systems through an occupational health lens — so you can advocate for implementation that supports, rather than undermines, your workforce.

Both webinars are free, noon–2 PM PT, and open to all.
🔗 Register and learn more: https://loom.ly/2l8hX24

Join 's Erin Flynn and P3 Consulting's Osvaldo "Ozzie" Gonzalez, LEED A.P. tomorrow from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. for a discussion about the Respect Works program Respect Works program and the role that we all play in cultivating a “Respect for People” culture on our jobsites and in our offices.

Respect Works - A Safety Week Follow-up w/OHSU's Respectful Workplace Initiative Lean at its core is about Respect for People. As a follow-up to this year’s Construction Safety Week, our LCI Cascadia-Portland CoP is excited to welcome Erin Flynn and Ozzie González from OHSU’s Respectful Workplace Initiative to share their Respect Works program and the role that we all play ...

Join 's Erin Flynn and P3 Consulting's Osvaldo "Ozzie" Gonzalez, LEED A.P. for a look into the the forthcoming Respect Works program, a free, evidence-based assessment and training platform that helps construction companies in Oregon and beyond reduce turnover, improve safety and create jobsite cultures where every worker wants to show up. https://mylci.leanconstruction.org/LCI/Events/Event_display.aspx?EventKey=PORT051926&WebsiteKey=2007eced-50c6-4f09-8b60-274f701143bf

Today is Safety Break for Oregon! Join worksites across the state in celebrating the people who make safety a priority every day. Every action that promotes safety counts! https://loom.ly/m2XwWTI

Oregon Occupational Safety and Health : Safety Break for Oregon : Safety Break for Oregon : State of Oregon Join worksites across Oregon and honor safety leaders, hold a training, or get a conversation started about safety and health.​​​​​​​​​​

Tomorrow, May 13, we're joining worksites across Oregon for Safety Break for Oregon — a statewide day to celebrate and recommit to workplace safety and health.

Whether it's recognizing safety leaders, holding a quick training, or simply starting a conversation about what keeps your team safe — every action counts.

Is your workplace participating? Sign up at https://loom.ly/m2XwWTI and tag with to share how you're getting involved!

Oregon Occupational Safety and Health : Safety Break for Oregon : Safety Break for Oregon : State of Oregon Join worksites across Oregon and honor safety leaders, hold a training, or get a conversation started about safety and health.​​​​​​​​​​