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The search for ever more complex, even if slightly more predictive models of exposure may not be in our worker's best interests,' said Lawrence Waterman, head of health and safety at the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA). Giving the prestigious CG Warner Lecture at the 2012 annual conference of the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS)1, Waterman said that occupational hygiene should focus on what was really needed to protect health and safety, even if that meant prioritising a survey of workers' perceptions of risk over a dust or noise assessment.