Professor Dino Pisaniello

• Qualifications

  BSc(Hons.) MPH PhD GCert.Online Learning (H.Ed.) FAIOH FSIA FRACI ChOHSP COH CIH CChem

  Professor of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene
  

• Awards & Achievements

  Executive Dean's Prize for Excellence in Teaching 2011

  Safety Institute of Australia Award for Professional Excellence 2011

  International Commission on Occupational Health Service Award 2012 and 2018

  School of Public Health HDR Supervisor of the Year 2015

• Research Interests

  Current PhD Student Supervision

  Principal Supervisor

  So-Young Lee, "The Blue Light Hazard", PhD

  Jessica Stanhope "Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders", PhD

  Blesson Varghese "Work and injury in high temperature environments", PhD

  Manuel Vivera "Occupational Health Aspects of Military Flares", PhD

   

  Co-Supervisor

  Yonatal Tefera 'Pesticide Exposure in Floriculture" PhD

  Berhanu Wondmagegn "Healthcare Costs in Extreme Heat" PhD

  Daphne McCurdy “Social Responsibilities of Universities – Perceptions and Drivers of OHS Culture and Performance” PhD – University of New England

   

  Recent graduations (2014-18):

  Leonid Turczynowicz "Indoor vapour intrusion" PhD

  Maryam Navi "Air Pollution, Climate and Health", PhD Dean's Commendation

  Ismaniza Ismail "Skin Absorption of Organophosphate Pesticides (OPs): Informing a Predictive Dermal Risk Assessment Model"  PhD , Dean's Commendation

  Yahya Thamrin “International Students as Young Migrant Workers in South Australia – The Role of the University in OHS Awareness and Education” PhD Dean's Commendation

  Andrea Barclay “Health Promotion in the Commerical Fishing Industry in Port Lincoln” PhD Dean's Commendation and University Doctoral Medal

  Jianjun Xiang “Extreme Heat and Worker Health and Safety” PhD, Dean's Commendation, Kerry Kirke Award, Eric Wigglesworth Research Award

  Nasreen Jahan “Practices and Perceptions of Introductory OHS Education In Secondary Schools – Towards a Conceptual Framework for Effective OHS Education for Young Workers” PhD Dean's Commendation

  Vanda Doda “Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders in South Australian Workplaces:  Evaluation of a Stage of Change Approach” PhD

   

  Availability for Student Supervision

  Dino Pisaniello is available for supervision of Honours and PhD students in 2019. Topics in the field of occupational and environmental health are to be negotiated.

• Research Funding

  Dino is a Chief or Co-Investigator on several grants, including the Australian Research Council (Discovery), US Govt and the Defence Science and Technology Group, as well as SafeWork SA.

• Publications

   

  See Researcher Profile

  https://researchers.adelaide.edu.au/profile/dino.pisaniello#publications

   

  ORCID Record
  

   

• Professional Associations

  National Secretary for Australia, International Commission on Occupational Health
  Member, International Advisory Board, Annals of Work Exposures and Health

  Fellow, Royal Australian Chemical Institute
  Fellow, Safety Institute of Australia
  Fellow, Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists

  Past President, Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists
  Past President, Australian and NZ Association of OHS Educators.

  Inaugural Chairman of the Congress of Occupational Safety and Health Association Presidents (COSHAP) 2001-2005
  Past Chair of the Scientific Committee on Work and Vision of the International Commission on Occupational Health.

• Professional Interests

  Dino Pisaniello has wide interests in the area of occupational and environmental health. The areas include risk assessment and control, intervention research and education. The interests include occupational hazard surveillance, climate change impacts and adaptation, dermal exposure assessment, indoor air quality, work and vision and young worker education.

  Dino is the Director of Adelaide Exposure Science, the Occupational and Environmental Hygiene Laboratory and manages OEH Consulting, a business unit of Adelaide Research and Innovation.

• Community Engagement

  Dino is the Chief Technical Advice Coordinator (Hazardous Materials Incidents) for the Metropolitan Fire Service and the Country Fire Service.

• Media Expertise

  Categories	Environment
  Expertise	Environmental impact assessment; environmental health; hazardous materials incidents; occupational health and safety
  Notes	Alt phone: (08) 8313 4637

Entry last updated: Sunday, 10 Feb 2019

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