Going to SESHA 2012 this Week?
Missing It but Interested
in the
Latest High Technology
EHS Topics?
At this week’s SESHA High Technology ESH Symposium in San Jose you’ll see a number of EORM consultants on the agenda giving presentations on subjects ranging from sustainability, lab ergonomics and management systems & standards to GHS in hazard communications and effective Job Hazard Analysis programs.
If you’re attending, we hope you’ll check out one of the sessions below and connect with one of our consultants at a conference networking event.
If you’re not attending, but are interested in one of these topics, you can go here on our web site and request information on any or all of these helpful, thought-provoking presentations.
EORM presentations at SESHA 2012 include:
- Sustainability Challenges and Solutions
Tuesday, April 10, 1:30 PM, Presented by Diane Firu & Andy McIntyre (EORM)
- Six Ways to Manage Laboratory Ergonomics More Efficiently
Wednesday, April 11, 10:00 AM, Presented by Paula Lewis (EORM)
- Leveraging Emerging Management System Standards to Create Improved EHS and Sustainability Performance
Wednesday, April 11, 10:00 AM, Presented by Susan Mazzarella (EORM)
- Integrating GHS into Your Hazard Communication Program
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45 PM , Presented by Dave Baldwin (Agilent Technologies) & Dale Goss (EORM)
- Effective Job Hazard Analyses Implementation: Engaging Management and Ranking Risks by Probability
Thursday, April 12, 2:30 PM, Presented by Brian Zevenbergen (TriQuint Semiconductor) & Andrew Dagnan (EORM)
For more information on conference registration, schedule and presentations, you can download the conference program here, or visit the SESHA conference web site.
We hope to see you there!
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UPCOMING
PRESENTATIONS
CWEA Annual Conference
April 19, 2012, Sacramento, CA
OSHA as a Resource
By Kerri Greene, EORM
AIHA Technical Symposium – Laboratory Risk Management
& Safety Practices
April 26, 2012, San Francisco, CA
Case Study – Gilead’s Ergonomics Program
By Jessica Ellison, EORM
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