Joint Technical Symposium 2026
A Southern California symposium for environmental health and hygiene professionals.
Carson Community Center, Carson, California
- Date
- October 22, 2026
- Venue
- Carson Community Center, Carson, California
TL;DR
- The 2026 symposium begins October 22 at Carson Community Center in Carson, California.
- The American Industrial Hygiene Association organizes the event.
- The organizers report that the symposium draws hundreds of practitioners and dozens of sponsoring companies and exhibitors.
About
The symposium began in the 1980s as a joint meeting of two AIHA sections in Southern California. An Orange County chapter of the American Society of Safety Professionals joined in 2005, bringing safety professionals into the event. The 2026 edition is scheduled for October 22, according to the event's official site.
Who you'll find in the room
Environmental health and hygiene professionals
prominent practitioners
attending professionals
Venue & travel
Venue
Carson Community CenterQuestions people ask
5 answeredJoint Technical Symposium 2026 starts on October 22, 2026.
The symposium takes place at Carson Community Center in Carson, California.
The organizer identifies environmental health and hygiene professionals and practitioners among the audience.
It is most useful for industrial hygienists and safety professionals in Southern California, since it grew from joint AIHA section meetings, later added the Orange County ASSP chapter, and draws practitioners plus dozens of sponsors and exhibitors. Professionals outside the region, or those seeking national-level research content, would get less from it, as it is a local section-run symposium held at the Carson Community Center.
EHS and industrial hygiene symposiums usually call for business casual, such as slacks and collared shirts, with company polos common among exhibitors. A community center venue with an exhibit area suggests comfortable shoes are a good idea.
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