The role of the Port Health SIG is to support its members and encourage their participation in SIG and CIEH activities. We believe an active SIG shows a healthy and enthusiastic profession and membership.
The Port Health SIG seeks to influence regional and national government policy in relation to environmental and public health policy and legislation.
We also actively encourage our members to contribute to consultation documents and CIEH policy development.
What's new
- Low cost training
The Port Health SIG with the support of the Food Standards Agency is running a low cost seminar on the 20 July 2011. The seminar is entitled “From global to local rising to future challenges in the Official Control of Food and Feed” and is aimed at Environmental Health practitioners working at ports and inland authorities with responsible for imported food. The seminar will have speakers from the EC, Foreign Office and the FSA. A seminar flier and booking form is available via the following link to the training event page.
- The Port Health SIG with the support of the Food Standards Agency is intending to run a low cost seminar on the 20th July 2011. The seminar is entitled “From global to local rising to future challenges in the Official Control of Food and Feed” and is aimed at Environmental Health practitioners working at ports and inland authorities with responsible for imported food. The seminar will have speakers from the EC, Foreign Office and the FSA. A seminar flier and application form will be posted on this site shortly.
- Port Health SIG ties are now available at a cost of £7.50 and will be available at all meetings.