Environmental and Occupational Health Surveillance Program
About Us
The Environmental and Occupational Health Surveillance (EOHS) Program is committed to understanding the public health impact of human exposure to hazardous substances in the environment and in the workplace, providing information to the public, and preventing disease and injury through the reduction or elimination of exposures and hazards.
Questions? Please contact us at (609) 826-4984.
Reducing Exposures to Hazardous Substances
Resources for New Jersey schools, child care centers, residents, and communities.
Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT)
NJDOH and NJDEP collect data on health, human exposures, and environmental hazards. The New Jersey EPHT Network seeks to bring this information together to improve public health.
Hazardous Waste Sites
A clearinghouse, organized by county, containing final reports on completed investigations, public health assessments, public health consultations, and exposure assessments from a wide variety of health study activities conducted by NJDOH and ATSDR.
Drinking Water and Public Health
The New Jersey Department of Health Drinking Water and Public Health Project provides information to the public and works together with regulators to provide the best available science for supporting safe drinking water, public education, and programs to improve the quality of drinking water to New Jersey residents.
Occupational Health Surveillance
Using multiple data sources to track workplace injury and illness, intervention strategies and practical solutions are developed to reduce hazards in New Jersey workplaces.