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PROTECT YOUR EMPLOYEESPROTECT YOUR EMPLOYEES PIERRE GONYON CHSPPresident, Michigan Safety Conference

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PRESIDENT'S WELCOME

On behalf of the Board of Directors, it is my honor and privilege to welcome you to the 89th annual Michigan Safety Conference! Over the years, I have always been immensely impressed by the incredible dedication of over 170 volunteers representing 14 different training divisions who assure the MSC provides over 120 quality educational safety programs to attendees. I want to thank all of the great organizations that support

the MSC by encouraging and allowing their staff the opportunity to volunteer for the conference and to advance the cause of workplace safety in Michigan. The MSC also has an amazing exhibit hall with over 240 exhibitors featuring demonstrations and simulations as well as state-of-the-art safety products and services. One of the most valuable features of the MSC is the opportunity to meet, network, and learn from other safety professionals that come from a wide array of industries and safety disciplines in the state. All of this adds up to the fact that the Michigan Safety Conference is one of the premier non-profit safety conferences in the nation!

The theme of the 2019 conference is "Protect Your Employees: Check First." Workplace safety is dependent upon identifying potential hazards and then eliminating those hazards if possible, controlling them through engineering controls if they cannot be completely eliminated, mitigating hazards through establishing process and procedures, and lastly assuring the use of personal protective equipment if the hazard cannot be eliminated or mitigated in any other way. In the world of healthcare, we use the concept of a "Time Out" to assure patient safety, to make sure we stop and “Check First” that the correct patient is having the correct surgery on the correct side, along with confirming other safety parameters and conditions. Any great safety program or well-developed organizational Culture of Safety not only identifies hazards and puts measures in place to address those hazards, but also makes sure the process includes everyone. Everyone must “Check First” to make sure all the safety parameters and measures are still in place and effective. Please, everyone, "Check First" before you start that job and "Check First" before you start that machine and begin that procedure. If we all “Check First”, everyone goes home safe!

Be safe and I am happy you could attend!

— Pierre Gonyon, CHSPPresident, 89th Annual Michigan Safety Conference

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2019 EXECUTIVE BOARD

Frank ManleyDuPont Safety & ConstructionAdministrative Vice President

AJ HaleCompOne AdministratorsChairman of the Board

Sheila IdeA.B. ConsultingExecutive Vice President

Regina Carriere, CSP, CAWCAccident Fund Insurance Company of AmericaDivisional Vice President

Mark Jones, CIH, CSPPlastipakExecutive Secretary/Treasurer


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2019 LEADERSHIP

PRESIDENTPierre Gonyon, CHSP, St. Joseph Mercy Health System *

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTSheila E. Ide, A.B. Consulting *

ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESIDENTFrank Manley, DuPont Safety & Construction

DIVISIONAL VICE PRESIDENTRegina Carriere, CSP, CAWC, Accident Fund Insurance Co.

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/TREASURERMark Jones, CIH, CSP, Plastipak

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORDenise McGinn, CAE, CTA

PAST PRESIDENTDavid Woods, Fibertec IHS

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDAJ Hale, CompOne Administrators *

BOARD MEMBERS* DENOTES SENIOR BOARD MEMBER

Kellie Anderson, CPCU, ARM, AIMThe Cincinnati Insurance Companies

Byron BeattieAmcor Rigid Plastics North America

Sue BeckerS.L. Becker Electric, Inc.

Thomas Bradburn, CSP (Retired) *

Suzy Carter * Michigan Safety Consortium

Debra ChesterMichigan State University

Debbie DeNapoli, CHSP * Michigan Medicine

Paul DeNapoli, MSA, CFDSO, EMT-P (Retired) David Dickhaut, CIH *

GM Lansing Delta Township Assembly

Janet Dobryden, ARM, CSRM (Retired)

Todd DuskyDTE Energy

Michael Eckert, CSP, CSHM, CAWC *

Accident Fund Insurance Company of America

Sheila Finch, CHMM, CHSP (Retired)

Barbara Fleming *

TorranceLearning

Joe Galusha, CHSP, CIE *

AON Risk Services, Inc.

John Gleichman, CSP * Gleichman Consulting LLC

Lee GrahamOperating Engineers 324 LMEC

Zach Hansmann, CSP, CHMM Michigan State University

Dave Huizen, CIH Grand Valley State University

Jessica JannamanDURA Automotive Systems, LLC

Timothy Kearney, CSP, COHC3M – Personal Safety Division

Dennis Kerr (Retired) *

Maria KinslerHenry Ford Health System

Dave Lerner, CSP * Ford Motor Company

Richard Mee *

RJM Construction Services, LLC

Sarunas MingelaVytis Environmental

Cindy Ostrowski, MS, CIH, FAIHA *

CAO Consulting, LLC

Marsha Parrott-Boyle, CHMM *

Retired MIOSHA Manager

Tony Selk, CSP

Toolboxtony LLC

Daniel Torres * DTE Energy

Therese Waters * Physical Therapist

Chris Wilfong, CHSP, CUSA *

CompOne Administrators

Paul WrzesinskiAssociated General

Contractors of Michigan

Eric Zaban, CIH, CSP *

MIOSHA CET Division

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This year, the Michigan Safety Conference unveiled a new look for the website: michsafetyconference.org.

The main goal when developing the site was to choose a software platform that would guarantee a safe internet experience for the user and to make things easier to find when visiting the site.

A website map was created to build the site, to help with user flow, based on the following categories of end users:

• Attendees

• Exhibitors

• Sponsors

• Speakers

• Students

• Volunteers

Hopefully you found the new registration functions of the site to be more streamlined, easy to use and current. However, if you notice something on the new website that doesn’t appear to be functioning properly, please send me an email at: [email protected] and let me know.

The conference will continue to look for ways to remain current in the ever-changing world of technology.

Fun Fact: The color of orange that was added to the new site is the exact PMS color of a safety cone!

– Denise McGinn, CAE, CTA

Michigan Safety Conference Executive Director

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR UPDATE

Staff of the Michigan Safety Conference (left to right): Denise McGinn, Darryl McGinn and Tracy Ostaszewski

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2019 FACILITIES MAP

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2019 SPONSORS

The Michigan Safety Conference wishes to express our appreciation to the following organizations for their support:

KEYNOTE SPONSOR ($5,000)

MOBILE APP SPONSOR ($5,000)

CORPORATE PARTNERS ($3,000 –$4,999)

CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS ($1,000–$2,999)• AON• Artcraft Display Company• Bradburn, Tom • Brinkman Constructors• DTE Energy

DONORS (UP TO $999)• Arch Environmental Group• Bio-Care, Inc. • CompOne Administrators• Contractors Training Institute, LLC• DeNapoli, Paul and Debbie • DTE Energy Foundation • Gleichman, John• Lansing Board of Water and Light • McGlothlin Ergonomics & VEM Systems• Ide, Sheila• Michigan Center for Truck Safety• Michigan Retailers Association• Plastipak• QP3 ErgoSystems• Safety and Risk Reduction Specialists• SDS Binderworks• Western Michigan Industrial Hygiene Society

IN KIND CONTRIBUTORS• Association Guidance• Douglas W. Crim, PLC• Tom Bradburn• CET Division – MIOSHA• Grand Valley State University• Lansing Area Safety Council

• Michigan DEQ • Operating Engineers Local 324

Joint Apprenticeship & Training Center


• ERS International• FCA• Goat Throat Pumps• Operating Engineers Local 324

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ScholarshipWinners

Support the MSCScholarship Program

Available for purchase!VISIT THE MSC INFORMATION

BOOTH OR MSC HEADQUARTERS:

• MSC Umbrella• MSC Flashlight• MSC Toiletries Travel Bag• MSC 17 oz Bullet Thermos Water Bottle• Magnetic Safety Cone Paper Clip Holder• MSC Wet/Dry Bag

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:

• Mekonnen Beraki GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

• Grant Boer GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

• Courtney Crawford UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

• Emma Eckenrode OAKLAND UNIVERSITY

• Trevor Hartman GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

• Ryan Pepienik OAKLAND UNIVERSITY

• Kasey Wesley GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

DIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL GRANT RECIPIENTS:

• Mekonnen Beraki GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

• Megan Thomas GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY

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Don TaylorNexteer Automotive, Global Health and Safety and Medical Manager

At Nexteer Automotive, the name Don Taylor is synonymous with Health and Safety. Don began his career in the automotive industry 46 years ago, with the past 33 years devoted to promoting Health and Safety at General Motors, Delphi Steering and

Nexteer Automotive. As the Manager of Global Health and Safety and Medical, Don has made Nexteer Automotive world class in Health and Safety.

Under Don’s leadership, Nexteer’s corporate recordable rate dropped over 70 percent over the last five years. Nexteer’s corporate lost workday case rate dropped 66 percent over that same period. This accomplishment was the result of Don’s commitment to a “speak up” health and safety culture where all employees are encouraged to speak up when they see unsafe acts or conditions.

Don’s untiring and steadfast commitment to Health and Safety has led to numerous accomplishments at Nexteer Automotive impacting over 12,000 employees at over 24 manufacturing facilities worldwide.

On a personal level, Don currently sits on the board for Great Lakes Safety Training Center in Midland, Michigan. Don is a member of the National Safety Council and has been a presenter at numerous UAW/GM/Delphi health and safety conferences. Don developed the “Eyes for Safety” training program used at GM, Delphi and Nexteer and taught health and safety at Delta College for over five years. Don is also active in his church serving as a board member.

With his advanced knowledge, Don has mentored numerous health and safety representatives from around the world including Mexico, Brazil, France, Spain, Italy, Poland, India and China as well as the United States during his extensive career. His commitment to safety is obvious to all that meet him, and he commands respect both in and out of Nexteer.

Congratulations to Don Taylor for being named the 2019 Darryl C. Hill Safety Professional of the Year!

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Cynthia Ostrowski, MS, CIH, FAIHACAO Consulting, LLC

Cindy Ostrowski, MS, CIH, FAIHA, has been a dedicated conference volunteer for the Michigan Safety Conference for over a quarter of a century.

She has been chairperson of the Industrial Hygiene Division since 1995 and has

been instrumental since 2006 for bringing the NIOSH National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) Symposium to the Michigan Safety Conference. She has worked closely with the universities that secure grant funding for these programs. Those topics have included:

• Aerosol Sampling Technologies• Mold• Biological Monitoring• Dermal Exposures• Noise• Emergency Response• Hazards Green Industry• OELs• Total Worker Health• Crisis Communication

Cindy is also a Michigan Safety Conference Senior Board Member and has served on the MSC Scholarship Committee since 2010.

She is the current president of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) and has served in numerous capacities for that organization as well as the Michigan Industrial Hygiene Association. She has been an adjunct professor at the University of Michigan (Occupational Safety for Occupational Medicine Nurses), and has served on numerous MIOSHA committees.

Cindy is a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and became an AIHA Fellow in 2011.

Congratulations to Cindy Ostrowski for being named the 2019 Sandra S. Irion Distinguished Service to Safety Award winner!

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Harry L. McKinleySafety Leadership Award




CEU INFORMATION

CSPS

The Board of Certified Safety Professionals will allow one credit towards maintenance of certification for a two–day attendance at the Michigan Safety Conference. A half credit can be earned by attending one day. CSPs will be responsible for documenting their own attendance.

CIHS

Certified Industrial Hygienists can earn CM points at a rate of a) claim 3 hours for each half day of attendance, or b) 0.167 CM point per each hour of technical content in the CM areas of IH, Safety, or IH Ethics. Fractional points are allowed once the one-hour minimum is achieved for IH or Safety events (e.g. 1.5 hrs = 0.25 CM point). Excludes the non-technical portions such as generic welcome speeches, participant introductions, breaks, meals, networking, exhibitor time, roundtables or discussions with unspecified topics, and/or social tours.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS — GENERALAll divisions will offer CEUs through Grand Valley State University for attendance at their programs. Attendees will be required to complete a request form available from divisional representatives at the conference.

CHSPS

The International Board for Certification of Safety Managers will recognize one contact hour of continuing education for each one–hour break-out session for the CHSP designation.

NREPS

Individuals certified by the National Registry of Environmental Professionals are allowed to apply CEUs obtained through documented attendance at the Michigan Safety Conference to NREPs continuing education requirements.

CRSPS

BCRSP has awarded attendance at the Michigan Safety Conference 1.0 CMPs. Call the headquarters office to obtain the CMP approval code. MCPs are accrued by Canadian Registered Safety Professionals who are certified by the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals.

DIPLOMATE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERSThe American Academy of Environmental Engineers will recognize participation in the Michigan Safety Conference as a legitimate continuing education activity for its Diplomates (certified engineers).

PROFESSIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGER (PEM)The Michigan State Police, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division will accept a certificate of attendance from the Michigan Safety Conference for the “Attend a Relevant Conference” Annual Continuing EM Participation credit, for the Professional Emergency Manager designation.

WASTEWATER CEUS

The State of Michigan, Department of Environmental Quality will recognize.1 CEC per class attended (up to one total over two days). To obtain certificate, pick up a CEU tracking form from the classroom or the headquarters office when you arrive at the conference. Have the room monitor sign the signature line of each class you attend. Write "Wastewater CEU" across the front of the

form and turn it in to the headquarters office at the conference before you leave.

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

Full program descriptions can be found at:

www.michsafetyconference.orgRegistration begins at 7:00 AM both days.EXHIBITS ONLY TIME: 8:00 – 9:00 AM & during lunch breaksTRADE SHOW HOURS: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (TUES) / 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM (WED)

MEMORIAL /KEYNOTE — TUESDAY at 8:30 AM TUESDAY attendees are invited to attend a ceremony remembering the lives of those lost in the workplace during the past year.Colors to be presented by the Grand Rapids Fire Department Honor Guard.

Coffee & refreshments served daily from 7:00 – 10:00 AM inside the Exhibit Hall.Lunch served both days from 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM inside the Exhibit Hall.

Programs are 60 or 75 minutes long unless otherwise noted and are subject to change. Please see the on-site program, MSC website or MSC mobile app for final program details.

NOTE: To guide attendees in choosing programs, sessions are identified as follows:• Basic: Less than 3 years' experience• Intermediate: 3 – 10 years' experience• Advanced: More than 10 years' experience

REGISTRATION NOTICE: When you register for a particular day, your badge will get you in to any and all sessions (except for CPR), demonstrations and the exhibit hall for that day.* All classes are eligible for CEU credit except CPR and student networking.

KeynoteAddressTuesday, April 16, 2019DEVOS PLACE — PERFORMANCE HALL

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM (1 HR CEU CREDIT =.16)Cindy Ostrowski, MS, CIH, FAIHA, President, American Industrial Hygiene AssociationOverview of the AIHA "Safety Matters Center", followed by:National Speaker Bob Edwards, The H.O.P. CoachBob is a Human & Organizational Performance (HOP) practitioner. He works with all levels of an organization teaching HOP Fundamentals and training and coaching Learning Teams.Through the use of Learning Teams, companies and organizations are gaining a much deeper understanding of their operations and the complex nature of work. Bob leads organizations away from the blame model and deeper into collaboration and into building a culture of continuous improvement by learning from workers and implementing their ideas. This, in turn, is leading to more thorough, meaningful and sustainable improvements to issues in safety, quality and operations. Bob has a BS degree in mechanical engineering from Tennessee Technological University and Master’s degree in Advanced Safety Engineering Management from the University of Alabama Birmingham. His work experience includes time as a maintenance man, soldier in the U.S. Army, a design engineer, maintenance and technical support leader, safety leader, and assistant plant manager.

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

AGRICULTURAL SAFETY AND RESCUE DIVISIONChairperson: Rich Mahaney, PEM, Mahaney Loss Control Services

The Agricultural Safety & Rescue Division is not offering sessions on Tuesday.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK A —

9:00 AM Work-Related Agricultural Injuries/Fatalities and How AgrAbility Helps Prevent Secondary Injuries (Basic) Joanna Kica, MPA, Research Assistant; Debra Chester, MS, MIFACE Investigator; and Ned Stoller, Assistive Technology Professional, Michigan State University.10:15 AM Agricultural Emergency Action Plans (Basic) Jenn Florinki, HSE Technician, Bayer/Monsanto.12:30 PM Triple Triangle Safety (Basic) Joseph P. Trevathan, EHS&S Professional, CORTEVA Agriscience.1:45 PM Responding to Unconventional Emergencies (Intermediate) Mary Carper, Corporate Safety Manager and Brandon Love, EHS Manager, Zeeland Farm Services, Inc.3:15 PM Hazmat on the Farm for Emergency Responders and Farm Workers (Intermediate) Rich Mahaney, Loss Control Services.

CHEMICAL DIVISIONChairpersons: Frank Manley, DuPont Safety & Construction and Sarah Eck, PE, CCPSC, Corteva Agriscience

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK EF —

10:15 AM Using Safe Work Practices to Prevent Workplace Fatalities [a CCPS Project] (Basic) Mike Snyder, PE, CSP, CFPS, Executive Vice President, DEKRA Process Safety.11:30 AM NFPA 652 — An Introduction to Dust Hazard Analysis: Framework and Workshop (Intermediate) Dr. Ashok Ghose Dastidar, Ph.D., Fauske & Associates, LLC.1:45 PM New EPA Regulations — Risk Management Program [RMP] (Basic–Advanced) Monika Chrzaszcz, Environmental Engineer, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.3:15 PM An Overview of the Risk Analysis Screening Tool (Intermediate) Ken First, Dow (retired) and CCPS Staff Consultant.

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*** ALL PROGRAMS (EXCLUDING CPR) ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CEUS ***

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK EF —

9:00 AM Hot Work: Hazard Awareness and Safe Practices (Intermediate) Laura Moreno, Engineer, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).10:15 AM Understanding Combustible Dust Hazards: Basic Measures You Can Take to Ensure the Safety of Combustible Dust Handling Operations (Basic) Mike Snyder, PE, CSP, CFPS, Executive Vice President, DEKRA Process Safety.11:30 AM Confined Space Entry (Basic) James McDaniel, COSS, Senior Safety Specialist, Great Lakes Safety Training Center.1:45 PM Confined Space Entry Rescue (Basic) James McDaniel, COSS, Senior Safety Specialist, Great Lakes Safety Training Center.

CONSTRUCTION DIVISIONChairpersons: Dave Thayer, Mears Group, Inc., and Eric Allen, MIOSHA Construction Safety & Health Division

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY C —

10:15 AM Certified Crane Operator [CCO] Update (Intermediate) Graham Brent, Chief Executive Officer, NCCCO-National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators and Derek Sathers, Operating Engineers Local 324 Journeyman & Apprentice Training.11:30 AM MIOSHA Construction Safety and Health Division Update (Basic) Eric Allen, CSHD Health and Safety Manager, MIOSHA.1:45 PM Multi-Employer Work Sites in Construction (Advanced) Paul Wrzesinski, Associated General Contractors of Michigan.3:15 PM Roadwork Work Zone and Safety Issues: An MDOT Perspective (Basic) Jim Gaus, Occupational Safety Specialist, Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY C —

9:00 AM Best Practices for Construction (Intermediate) Steve Aleo, Regional Safety Manager, Retired; Terry Sundt, Senior Safety and Health Engineer, DTE Energy; and Mike Listello, Supervisor of Safety and Health, DTE Energy.10:15 AM Ground Person/Spotter (Intermediate) Doug Hayes, CSP, Safety Director, AECOM Hunt and Daryl Gallant, Assistant Training Director at Michigan Laborers' Training and Apprenticeship Institute (MLTAI).12:30 PM Excavation Hazards (Intermediate) Timothy Maguire, Senior Safety Manager, Barton Malow and Bob Nash, Trainer, Operating Engineers Local 324 Journeyman & Apprentice Training Center.1:45 PM Fall Protection (Intermediate) Jason Giefer, Application Engineer, 3M Fall Protection and Reo Rodriguez, Construction Division Supervisor, MIOSHA.3:15 PM A Seat at the Table (Advanced) Aaron Munoz, Motor City Electric.

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EMERGENCY MGT. & FIRE SAFETY DIVISIONChairpersons: Mark Jones, CIH, CSP, Plastipak and Paul DeNapoli, MSA, CFDSO, EMT-P, Livonia Fire & Rescue (Retired)

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK B —

10:15 AM Role of Amateur Radio in Disasters (Basic) Dale Williams, American Radio Relay League (ARRL), National Organization for Amateur Radio.12:30 PM Drones for Emergency Response (Basic–Advanced) Michael Magda, Livonia Fire & Rescue, Western Wayne County HMRT.1:45 PM Bomb Threats & What You Need to Know (Basic) Mark Davidson, Special Agent, FBI.3:15 PM Michigan Intelligence Operations Center Assessments (Basic) Peter Hoffman, Critical Infrastructure Protection Specialist, Michigan Intelligence Operation Center.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK B —

9:00 AM Emergency Management and Safety Programs: How Can They Work Together? (Basic) Sarah Moore, Senior Resilience Consultant, Arcadis.10:15 AM Ford Motor Company Business Resumption Event and Consequences (Basic) Mike Mikula, Chief Engineer Advanced Manufacturing and Andrea Maurer, Powertrain Manufacturing Engineering Safety Manager, Ford Motor Company.12:30 PM Safety in Catastrophe Response: The RIA Guidelines (Intermediate) Michael Pinto, Wonder Makers Environmental.1:45 PM What To Do After the Fire (Basic) Dok Dehring, ASP, Perrigo.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DIVISIONChairperson: Laurie Rudolph, Safety and Risk Reduction Specialists

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK B —

10:15 AM * CO-SPONSORED BY THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIVISION * PFAS — Panel Presentation and Discussion, Part 1 (Intermediate) Abigail Hendershott, District Supervisor, Michigan DEQ; Bethany Annett, Group Leader, Fibertec Environmental; and Matthew C. Schroeder, Senior Environmental Engineer, Dragun Corporation.11:30 AM * CO-SPONSORED BY THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIVISION * PFAS — Panel Presentation and Discussion, Part 2 (Intermediate) Abigail Hendershott, District Supervisor, Michigan DEQ; Bethany Annett, Group Leader, Fibertec Environmental; and Matthew C. Schroeder, Senior Environmental Engineer, Dragun Corporation.

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1:45 PM SARA Title III or Release Reporting (Basic) Michael Young, Michigan DEQ.3:15 PM Vapor Intrusion — Site Investigation for the Protection of Public Health (Basic) Joseph Rogers, Senior Geologist, Michigan DEQ, Waste Management and Radiological Protection Division and Lisa Quiggle, Health Education Manager, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK B —

9:00 AM Legionella Water Safety Requirements: ASHRAE 188 (Intermediate) Joseph Ham, B.S.E., District Sales Manager, Eldon Water.10:15 AM Lead and Copper in Drinking Water — What you Need to Know (Basic) Lindsey Eveleth, cleanWATER Division, Arch Environmental Group, Inc.11:30 AM Waste Inspection Process/Common Violations (Basic) Mary Ann St. Antoine and Jenny Bennett, Hazardous Waste/Liquid Industrial By-products Inspectors, Michigan DEQ, Waste Management and Radiological Protection Division.1:45 PM DEQ: Hazardous Waste Characterization and Generator Status (Basic) Jenny Bennett, Hazardous Waste/Liquid Industrial By-products Inspector, Michigan DEQ, Waste Management and Radiological Protection Division.3:15 PM Structuring Your Energy Program through Best Management Practices (Basic) Patrick Ryan, DTE Energy.

HEALTHCARE DIVISIONChairperson: Terry Fisk, CIH, CSP, CIE, CHSP, Trinity Health

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY A —

10:15 AM High Reliability Organizing: A Layered Approach (Intermediate) Amy Anyangu, RN Director, Patient Safety and HRO, SCL Health.12:30 PM Ageonomics: Concerning Trends in Workforce Demographics and How Organizations are Responding to These New Challenges (Intermediate) Joe Galusha, CHSP, CIE, US Leader, AON Global Risk Consulting.1:45 PM Safety and Health Hazards in the Legal Cannabis Industry [Cultivation and Manufacturing] (Basic) Thomas J. Martin, CIH, CSP, Senior Managing Consultant, Ramboll US Corporation.3:15 PM Safe Water Management for Healthcare Institutions — Responding to New Regulations and Challenges (Intermediate) James D. Tucker, CHFM, CHC, CHSP, BA-HCM, Administrative Director of Engineering Services, Loyola University Health System.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY A —

9:00 AM PAA Disinfectant Cleaners — Patient and Employee Safety Considerations (Intermediate) Russel Olmsted, MPH, CIC, Director Infection Prevention & Control, Trinity Health and Dan Maser, MS, CIH, CSP, ROH, President, Enviroair Consultants, Inc.10:15 AM Organizational Strategies for Effective Management of Workplace Violence in Healthcare (Advanced) Judy Arnetz, PhD, MPH, PT, Professor & Associate Chair for Research, Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine.


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12:30 PM Workplace Violence Prevention in Healthcare Settings (Intermediate) Matt Macomber, MS, CIH, MIOSHA.1:45 PM Improve Your Workplace Violence Prevention Program (Intermediate) Joy Smith, RN, CHSP, CHSN, Senior Consultant, Healthcare Safety Services and Ken Smith, CHSP, CIE, CHCM, Director of Associate Safety, SCL Health.

INDUSTRIAL DIVISIONChairperson: Tony Selk, CSP, Toolboxtony, LLC

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK EF —

10:15 AM Temporary Worker Safety — The Division of Responsibility (Basic) Rebecca Zaror, CSP, Senior Manager Safety, Health and Environmental, Kelly Services, Inc.11:30 AM Human Organization Performance (Intermediate) Bob Edwards, The H.O.P. Coach.1:45 PM Design for Safety and Why it Matters (Intermediate) Todd Grover, Global Senior Manager, Applied Safety Solutions.3:15 PM What You Really Need for an OSHA-Compliant Fall Protection Anchorage (Intermediate) Craig Galecka, P.E., CSP, Principal, LJB, Inc.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK EF —

9:00 AM At-A-Glance Labeling (Intermediate) Jean Ndana, HSE Manager.10:15 AM Breaking Down Cultural Barriers at La-Z-Boy — A Case Study of Early Ergonomic Involvement in a New Product Launch (Intermediate) Tim McCurry, Director of Health & Safety, and Dennis Poland, Safety Manager, La-Z-Boy.11:30 AM Drone Safety (Basic–Advanced) John Hulwick, Drone Services, LLC.1:45 PM Be the Change You Want to Create (Basic–Advanced) Phil LaDuke, Executive Consultant and Safety Expert.3:15 PM AIAG Framework for Owner/Contractor Construction Safety Management (Intermediate) David Lerner, Risk and Construction Safety Manager, Ford Land and Mike Douglas, Senior Manager Health & Safety, Engineering, General Motors Corporation.

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIVISIONChairperson: Cindy Ostrowski, CIH, CAO Consulting, LLC

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK A —

10:15 AM Industrial Hygiene Fundamentals (Basic) Lori Seiler, CIH, Associate Director R & D EHS, Dow Chemical.

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11:30 AM Silica Update: General Industry and Construction Standards (Basic) Harvey Johnson, CIH, MIOSHA CET Division.1:45 PM Exposure Assessments: A How-To Guide (Intermediate) Dave Huizen, CIH, Assistant Professor, Grand Valley State University.3:15 PM Industrial Hygiene Air Sampling 101 (Basic) Dan Maser, CIH, CSP, ROH, President, Enviroair Consultants, Inc.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK A —

9:00 AM Communicating the Value of Ergonomics to Business Stakeholders (Intermediate) Blake McGowan, CPE, Humantech.10:15 AM Current Issues in Occupational Noise Exposure (Intermediate) Rick Neitzel, Associate Professor, University of Michigan.11:30 AM The Opioid Crisis: An Industrial Hygiene Perspective (Intermediate) Robert Kirkby, CIH, Industrial Hygienist, Michigan State Police Forensic Science.1:45 PM * CO-SPONSORED BY THE MIOSHA CET DIVISION * Ethical Decision Making (Basic) Catherine Macomber, PhD, LMSW.3:15 PM * CO-SPONSORED BY THE MIOSHA CET DIVISION * Ethical Decision Making, Part II (Basic) Catherine Macomber, PhD, LMSW.

METAL FABRICATING DIVISIONChairperson: Byron Beattie, Amcor Rigid Plastics North America

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY E —

10:15 AM Presence Sensing Devices — Balancing Safety and Productivity (Intermediate) Dean Phillips, LINK Systems.12:30 PM The Internet of Things [IIOT] — Using Communications to Advance Your Safety and Productivity (Intermediate) Dean Phillips, LINK Systems.1:45 PM Choosing Hand Protection That Fits in Metal Fabricating (Intermediate) Jeffrey Boss, Territory Manager Michigan, Ansell.3:15 PM Dust Collection Control Safety in the Metal Fabricating Industry (Intermediate) Allen Mejan, Sales Manager, Hastings Air Energy.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY E —

9:00 AM Hard Guarding — Keeping it Simple (Basic) Ryor Appledorn, Machine Guard and Cover.10:15 AM Confined Space Myths & Misconceptions (Intermediate) Chad Ignatowski, EHS Director, Padnos.12:30 PM Safe Rigging Practices (Basic) Rob Siemens, CEO, Royal Arc Industrial Services.1:45 PM Lockout Tagout — Optimizing Alternative Control (Intermediate) Joe Rosen, Safety Director, Royal Arc.


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3:15 PM Process Specific Risk Assessments — Integrity and Maintaining the Process (Intermediate) Byron Beattie, EHS Manager, Amcor North American BU.

MIOSHA CET DIVISIONChairperson: Gloria Keene, MIOSHA CET Division

TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK CD —

10:15 AM MIOSHA Update and MIOSHA Training Institute [MTI] Graduate Recognition (Basic) Bart Pickelman, CIH, Director, Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA).11:30 AM 7 Core Elements of the Safety and Health Program Recommended Practices (Intermediate) Brenda Cani, Senior Occupational Safety Consultant, MIOSHA CET Division.1:45 PM Top 10 — Health, General Industry and Construction (Intermediate) Kristin Osterkamp, Senior Industrial Hygienist, MIOSHA CET Division; Jennifer Clark-Denson, Senior Safety Consultant, MIOSHA CET Division; and Jeremy Hidalgo, MIOSHA Construction Safety Consultant.3:15 PM Behavioral Safety: 5 Things You Can Do Today to Improve Safety (Intermediate) Jim Getting, PhD, CSP, Senior Construction Safety Consultant, MIOSHA CET Division.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK CD —

9:00 AM Ground Person/Spotter — Train the Trainer (Intermediate) Chris Johnson, Senior Safety Consultant, MIOSHA CET Division and Tarah Kile, Construction Safety Consultant, MIOSHA.10:15 AM Water, Water Everywhere? MIOSHA Revised Instruction for Emergency Eyewash and Showers (Intermediate) Jenelle Thelen, Senior Industrial Hygienist, MIOSHA CET Division.11:30 AM Best Practices in Industrial Hygiene (Intermediate) Tony Smykla, Industrial Hygienist, MIOSHA CET Division.1:45 PM * CO-SPONSORED BY THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIVISION * Ethical Decision Making (Basic) Catherine Macomber, PhD, LMSW.3:15 PM * CO-SPONSORED BY THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIVISION * Ethical Decision Making, Part II (Basic) Catherine Macomber, PhD, LMSW.

PUBLIC UTILITY DIVISIONChairperson: Chris Wilfong, CHSP, CUSA, CompOne Administrators

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK GH —

10:15 AM Accidents in Utilities: Is it Human Error or Something Else? (Intermediate) Oscar Rodriguez-Franco, CIH, Lansing Board of Water and Light.

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11:30 AM Complacency = Catastrophe (Basic–Advanced) Keith Jenks, Owner, Keiths Korner Safety.1:45 PM Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety (Intermediate) David Maloney, President, CGS Safety Training, Inc.3:15 PM Working Safely Near Natural Gas Pipelines & Overhead Electric Lines (Intermediate) Jeff Dickey, Public Safety Outreach Team Member and Chelsea Dodge, Public Safety Coordinator, Consumers Energy.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK GH —

9:00 AM Improving Incident Investigations via Cause and Effect (Intermediate) Chris Eckert, President, Sologic.10:15 AM Complacency = Catastrophe (Basic–Advanced) Keith Jenks, Owner, Keiths Korner Safety.11:30 AM Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety (Intermediate) David Maloney, President, CGS Safety Training, Inc.1:45 PM Working Safely Near Natural Gas Pipelines & Overhead Electric Lines (Intermediate) Jeff Dickey, Public Safety Outreach Team Member and Chelsea Dodge, Public Safety Coordinator, Consumers Energy.3:15 PM Stress Management for Safety (Intermediate) Oscar Rodriguez-Franco, CIH, Lansing Board of Water and Light.

RISK & INSURANCE DIVISIONChairperson: David Hintz, CSP, Accident Fund Insurance Company of America

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK CD —

10:15 AM MIOSHA High Profile Program Requirements (Intermediate) Chad Ignatowski, EHS Director, Padnos.11:30 AM Safely Negotiating the Urban Traffic Environment (Intermediate) Steve Luther, Safety Officer, The Rapid.1:45 PM Ask Carl — Advancing a Culture of Engagement (Intermediate) Kurt DeKock, Director of Operations, Kerkstra Precast, and Nathan Steffen, President, HNI Risk Advisors.3:15 PM Temporary Workers: Best Practices for Mutual Safety Success (Intermediate) Greg Clone, Risk Management Executive and Melanie Nykamp;, Sr. Risk Management Consultant, Eastern Alliance Insurance.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — RIVER OVERLOOK CD —

9:00 AM Not Just Another Fire: Do You Know Why Your Facility Presents Special Firefighting Challenges? (Basic–Advanced) Ben Peetz, CSP, CFPS, AFIS, Agribusiness Risk Control Consultant, FCCI Insurance Group.


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10:15 AM Behavioral Safety Leadership: A Proven Process to Quickly Improve Safety Results (Intermediate–Advanced) Dr. John Austin, Managing Consultant, Reaching Results.11:30 AM MIOSHA’s MVPP/C — What is It? What are the Benefits? (Intermediate) Doug Kimmel, MIOSHA MVPP/C Specialist/Senior Safety Consultant, MIOSHA CET Division.1:45 PM Implementing a Positive Safety Culture Every Day (Basic) Chris Brennan, Safety Manager, Premiere Property Services.

SECURITY DIVISIONChairperson: Daniel Torres, DTE Energy

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY D —

10:15 AM Active Shooter: Tactical Survival Strategies (Intermediate) Kenneth Wolf, PhD and Marilyn Knight, Incident Management Team.12:30 PM Victim Avoidance, Situational Awareness, Personal Safety in Field Settings (Intermediate) Kenneth Wolf, PhD and Marilyn Knight, Incident Management Team.1:45 PM Verbal Diffusion and De-Escalating the Angry Worker, Citizen or Client (Intermediate) Kenneth Wolf, PhD and Marilyn Knight, Incident Management Team.3:15 PM Personal Safety (Intermediate) Justin Moore, Krav Maga.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY D —

9:00 AM Victim Avoidance, Situational Awareness, Personal Safety in Field Settings (Intermediate) Kenneth Wolf, PhD and Marilyn Knight, Incident Management Team.10:15 AM Active Shooter: Tactical Survival Strategies (Intermediate) Kenneth Wolf, PhD and Marilyn Knight, Incident Management Team.11:30 AM Personal Safety (Intermediate) Justin Moore, Krav Maga.

STUDENTSChairpersons: Daniel Aday, Trendway Corporation

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY OVERLOOK A —

10:00 AM Networking

11:00 AM Round Table Discussions

1:00 PM Networking

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — EXHIBIT HALL —

11:00 AM Networking/Lunch together (at table labeled "Students")

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TRANSPORTATION DIVISIONChairpersons: Marrissa Lumia and Jonathan Lee, CSP, Accident Fund Insurance Company of America

Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY B —

10:15 AM Defeating Distracted Driving: A “How-To” Guide (Basic) Charlie Culton, Safety Specialist, Michigan Center for Truck Safety.12:30 PM USDOT-FMCSA Updates (Basic) Patrick Muinch, Division Administrator, USDOT, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.1:45 PM Recreational Legalization of Marijuana — What is an Employer to Do? (Intermediate) Vern Jones, President, Alternative Safety and Testing Solutions, Inc.3:15 PM Is this What the Doctor Ordered? (Basic) Kenneth Stecker, Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor, Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019 — GRAND GALLERY B —

9:00 AM Fatigued Driving: A Sleep at the Wheel (Basic) Chuck Simmons, Safety Specialist, Penske Truck Leasing.10:15 AM Defeating Distracted Driving: A “How-To” Guide (Basic) Charlie Culton, Safety Specialist, Michigan Center for Truck Safety.11:30 AM Connected and Automated Vehicles — Will They Help to Improve Safety? (Basic) Huei Peng, Director, Mcity, University of Michigan.1:45 PM Bring Your “A” Game to Work (Basic) Todd I.E. Bradley, CHRS, Senior Learning and Organization Development Specialist, Michigan State University.

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DISPLAYS ARE PRESENTED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL, BOTH DAYS3M SAFETY ROADSHOW

The Safety Roadshow is a fully equipped mobile training center to showcase 3M's industrial safety expertise and personal protective equipment. 3M will also have their Fall Protection vehicle on display in the exhibit hall.Courses will be offered in the mobile training area of the 3M Safety Road Show display as follows:

Tuesday, April 16, 201910:30 AM 3M Center for Hearing Conservation11:30 AM Supplied Air Respirators and Breathing Air Supplies12:30 PM Confined Space Entry & Rescue12:30 PM Horizontal Lifeline Applications (outside of the 3M Fall Protection vehicle)1:30 PM Respiratory Protection 101: What do I Need to Comply?2:30 PM New Issues in Respiratory Protection3:30 PM Validation of Hearing Protector Performance3:30 PM Fall Protection for Dropped Objects (outside of the 3M Fall Protection vehicle)

Wednesday, April 17, 20199:00 AM Validation of Hearing Protector Performance9:00 AM Fall Protection for Dropped Objects (outside of the 3M Fall Protection vehicle)10:00 AM Respiratory Protection 101: What do I need to comply?11:00 AM New Issues in Respiratory Protection11:00 AM Horizontal Lifeline Applications (outside of the 3M Fall Protection vehicle)12:00 PM Confined Space Entry & Rescue1:00 PM Listen Up — Protective Hearing2:00 PM 3M Center for Hearing Conservation

SAVE A LIFE TOUR: ALCOHOL & DISTRACTED DRIVING SIMULATORS

Brought to you in part by Tom Bradburn.

Experience first-hand the devastating effects of drunk or distracted driving.The national “Save A Life Tour” has been developed to provide state-of-the-art, interactive driving simulation that truly shows participants the grim reality of destructive decisions. This program addresses the very real and often fatal consequences of poor choices that are made while driving under the influence or distracted.

CRANE SAFETY SIMULATORBrought to you by the Operating Engineers Local 324

Training simulators offer a cost effective, safe, and efficient way to orient entry level equipment operators in a risk-free environment while avoiding fuel cost,

equipment damage, risk to personnel, and equipment downtime.Come experience the Simlog crane simulator! All offer highly

detailed and realistic training scenarios ranging from basic to advanced skill levels.

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A simulator that enables employees to safely "practice" slipping, tripping and falling?! Indeed!Slips, trips and falls are the number one cause of employee injury. This simulator works by "training your brain" to allow you to walk safely when confronted with slippery and distracting conditions.

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2019 EXHIBITORS

3M Fall Protection Simulator .............................................................................................8033M Safety Road Show .........................................................................................................802Accident Fund Insurance Company of America ............................................................... 416 http://www.accidentfund.comActive Training Consultants LLC ......................................................................................232 http://www.activetrainingconsultants.comAirgas ........................................................................................................................... 329, 331 http://www.airgas.comAirgas On-Site Safety Services .......................................................................................... 714 http://airgasonsitesafety.comAmerican Red Cross ........................................................................................................... T-7 http://www.redcross.orgAmerican Society of Safety Professionals ........................................................................T-6 https://www.assp.org/membership/communities/local-chaptersAmerisource Industrial Supply ..........................................................................................635 http://www.industrialsupplyproducts.comAnsell Healthcare LLC .......................................................................................................230 http://www.ansell.comAON ......................................................................................................................................615 http://www.aon.comApproved Protection Systems ............................................................................................233 http://www.approvedprotection.comArch Environmental Group ................................................................................................433 http://www.archevngroup.comA-Safe Inc. ........................................................................................................................... 414 http://www.asafe.comAssociated General Contractors of Michigan ................................................................. T-13 http://www.agcmichigan.orgAthletico Physical Therapy ................................................................................................507 http://www.athletico.comATI Worksite Solutions .......................................................................................................519 http://www.atiworksitesolutions.comAugust Mack Environmental, Inc. ..................................................................................... 318 http://www.augustmack.comBDN Industrial Hygiene Consultants, Inc.........................................................................525 http://www.bdnihc.comBetter Bolting, Inc. ..............................................................................................................215 http://www.betterbolting.netBio-Care, Inc. ......................................................................................................................408 http://www.biocareusa.comBlackline Safety ..................................................................................................................506 http://www.blacklinesafety.comBoplan USA .........................................................................................................................201 http://www.boplan.comBrady Corporation ...............................................................................................................229 http://www.bradyid.comBrent Industries ...................................................................................................................320 http://www.brentind.comBroner Glove and Safety .....................................................................................................400 http://www.bronersafety.comBW Technologies by Honeywell ........................................................................................333CGS Safety, Inc. ..................................................................................................................422 http://cgsdirect.comChemwatch Americas .........................................................................................................609 http://www.chemwatch.netClean Harbors Environmental Services .................................................................... 529, 531 http://www.cleanharbors.com

COFRA USA ..................................................................................332 http://www.cofra.usCollins & Associates......................................................................512 http://www.insuredwithcollins.com

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Columbia Southern University ...........................................................................................307 http://www.columbiasouthern.eduCompleteSource Safety .......................................................................................................515 http://www.completesourcesafety.comCompOne Administrators ..................................................................................................509 http://fdigroup.com/compone-administrators/Construction Association of Michigan .............................................................................. T-1 http://buildwithcam.comCRC Industries ....................................................................................................................205 http://www.crcindustries.comDaniel A. Rodeno & Associates .........................................................................................105 http://www.rodenoassoc.comDentec Safety Specialists....................................................................................................323 http://www.dentecsafety.comDouglas W. Crim, PLC ......................................................................................................T-14 http://www.oshalawcenter.comDrone Services, LLC...........................................................................................................334 http://www.droneservicesmi.comDTE Slip, Trip, Fall .............................................................................................................801Eastern Michigan University .............................................................................................. 516 http://www.emich.edu/oshaEcesis EHS Software ..........................................................................................................527 http://www.ecesis.netEDR Pro Inspectors ............................................................................................................. 616 http://www.edrproinspectors.comEfficiency Production, Inc. .........................................................................................501, 600 http://www.efficiencyproduction.comEnviroair Consultants, Inc. .................................................................................................101 http://www.enviroair-ehs.comErgo Advantage ...................................................................................................................309 http://www.advantagemats.comEssilor Prescription Safety Eyewear .................................................................................. 314 http://www.essilorpse.comEureka Safety .......................................................................................................................730 http://www.eurekasafety.seEvolved Safety, LLC ........................................................................................................... 617 http://www.evolvedsafety.comFacility Results ....................................................................................................................425 http://www.facilityresults.comFallTech ................................................................................................................................322 http://www.falltech.comFauske & Associates, LLC ................................................................................................. 315 http://www.fauske.comFibertec Environmental Services .......................................................................................432 http://www.fibertec.usFlaherty Sales Company .....................................................................................................708 http://www.flahertysales.comFord Motor Company ............................................................................................................54 https://www.ford.com/FRG Corp. ............................................................................................................................420 https://www.frgcorp.comGive 'Em A Brake Safety ....................................................................................................735 http://www.gebsafety.comGrand Valley State University ............................................................................................ T-9 https://gvsu.eduGreat Lakes Safety Training Center ..................................................................................608 http://www.glstc.orgGround Penetrating Radar Systems (GPRS) ..................................................................... 214 http://www.gprsinc.comGRS Stohler Company ..........................................................................................................51 http://www.grsstohler.com

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Hastings Air Energy Control Inc. ...................................................................................... 618 http://www.hastingsair.comHazMat Solutions ................................................................................................................606 http://www.hazmatsolutions.netHearSafe Group/WorkSafe USA Inc. ................................................................................ 418 http://www.thehearsafegroup.comHeartAED/Aventric Technologies .....................................................................................623 http://aventric.comHoneywell Safety Products ................................................................................................712 http://www.honeywellsafety.comHubbard Supply Co. ............................................................................................................ 117 http://www.hubbardsupply.comHuman Balance and Stability Systems ..............................................................................223 http://www.hbssco.comIdeal Calibrations ................................................................................................................231 http://www.idealcalibrations.comIH Services, Inc. ..................................................................................................................713 http://www.ihservices.comIndustrial Scientific .............................................................................................................413 http://www.indsci.comIndustrial Sunscreen/Tasco Corp. ......................................................................................221 http://www.rrlotion.com/www.tascocorp.comInnovative Learning Group ................................................................................................ 610 http://www.innovativeLG.comIno-Tek, Inc. .........................................................................................................................427 http://www.ino-tek.comIntertek .................................................................................................................................304 http://intertek.comISK Industries, Inc. .............................................................................................................631 http://www.isk-industries.comJohnson Technologies Corporation (Ergobuddy) ............................................................. 517 http://www.ergobuddy.comKee Safety ............................................................................................................................612Keystone Safety ...................................................................................................................402 http://www.keystonesafety.comKids Chance of Michigan ................................................................................................... 410 http://www.kidschanceofmi.org/Klever Innovations ..............................................................................................................224 http://www.kleverinnovations.netL.L. Johnson Lumber/Johnson's Workbench .................................................................... 313 http://www.theworkbench.comLansing Community College ........................................................................................... T-15 http://www.lcc.eduLarson Davis ........................................................................................................................409 http://www.larsondavis.comLearning Designs, Inc. ........................................................................................................535 http://www.learningdesigns.comLJB Inc. ................................................................................................................................ 316 http://www.ljbinc.comM-1 Studios ..........................................................................................................................234 http://www.M-1Studios.comMachine Guard & Cover Co. .............................................................................................. 614 http://www.machineguard.comMajestic Glove ............................................................................................................. 429, 431 http://www.majesticglove.comMannik & Smith Group, Inc. .............................................................................................. 131 http://manniksmithgroup.com

Marine Pollution Control ...............................................................213 http://www.marinepollutioncontrol.comMarket Force, Inc. ..........................................................325, 327, 424 http://www.marketforceinc.net

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Martor USA .........................................................................................................................406 http://www.martorusa.comMastery Training Services .................................................................................................335 http://www.mastery.comMAX USA Corp. .................................................................................................................407 https://www.maxusacorp.com/sign_markingMazzella Lifting Technologies ...................................................................................705, 707 http://www.mazzellacompanies.comMcGlothlin Ergonomics & VEM Smart Systems ............................................................. T-8 https://jamesmcglothlin.com/MED-1 Occupational Health Services .............................................................................. 514 https://www.med1occupationalhealth.comMemtech Acoustical ............................................................................................................634 http://www.memtechacoustical.comMichigan Association of Hazardous Materials Professionals ................................................T-3 http://www.mi-ahmp.orgMichigan Center for Truck Safety ..................................................................................... 716 http://www.truckingsafety.orgMichigan Department of Environmental Quality ............................................................ T-5 http://www.michigan.gov/deqMichigan Industrial Hygiene Society .............................................................................. T-10 http://www.mihsweb.orgMichigan Industrial Shoe ...................................................................................................301 http://www.MichiganShoe.comMichigan State Industries ..................................................................................................T-11 http://www.michigan/gov/msiMI State Police Emergency Management & Homeland Security Division ............................ T-4 http://www.michigan/gov/MIREADYMichigan State University, Occupational & Environmental Health ............................... T-2 http://www.oem.msu.eduMichigan VOAD .................................................................................................................T-16 http://www.mi-voad.orgMidland Tool & Supply .......................................................................................................607 http://www.midlandtool.comMidwest Safety ............................................................................................................218, 220 http://www.midwestsafety.comMieras Industrial Shoes .............................................................................................. 415, 417 http://www.mierasfamilyshoes.comMIOSHA ......................................................................................................................324, 326 http://www.michigan.gov/mioshaMobilize Rescue Systems ...................................................................................................720 http://www.mobilizerescue.comMoldex-Metric, Inc.............................................................................................................. 115 http://www.moldex.comMotor City Industrial ..........................................................................................................222 http://www.motorcityindustrial.comMSA The Safety Company .........................................................................................225, 227 http://www.msasafety.comMSS Safety & Switchgear Solutions .................................................................................633 http://www.michiganswitchgear.comNorthern Lights Family Outfitters .......................................................................................52 http://www.northernoutfit.comOakland University Department of Environmental Health and Safety ........................ T-12 http://www.oakland.edu/shs/public-and-environmental-wellnessOperating Engineers Local 324 - Crane Safety Simulator ...............................................804 https://www.oe324.org/Panduit ..................................................................................................................................632 http://www.panduit.comPlymouth Physical Therapy Specialists ............................................................................. 510 http://www.plymouthpts.com

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Power Line Supply...........................................................................................................55, 56 http://www.uscco.comPremier Factory Safety ....................................................................................................... 216 http://www.premierfactorysafety.comPremier Safety ............................................................................................................ 200, 202 http://www.premiersafety.comProSafe Inc. ..........................................................................................................................524 http://www.prosafeinc.comPurex Inc. .............................................................................................................................523 http://www.purexinc.comQP3 ErgoSystems LLC .......................................................................................................219 http://www.qp3ergosystems.comR.M. Wright Company ........................................................................................................308 http://www.rmwrightco.comRC Bremer Marketing .........................................................................................................412 http://www.rcbremer.comRed Wing Shoe Company ...........................................................................................701, 703 http://www.redwingsafety.comRockwell Automation .........................................................................................................403 http://www.rockwellautomation.comRPB Safety ....................................................................................109, 111, 113, 208, 210, 212 http://www.rpbsafety.comRupp Safety Associates, Inc. ......................................................................................601, 700 http://www.ruppsafety.comRx Optical ............................................................................................................................528 http://www.rxoptical.comSafety 101: Proactive Safety Software ...............................................................................300 http://www.safety101.comSafety Associates Inc. .........................................................................................518, 520, 522Safety Services, Inc. ....................................................................................................401, 500 http://www.safetyservicesinc.comSafeVision LLC ...................................................................................................................305 http://www.safevision.netSave A Life Distracted Driving Simulator ........................................................................805 http://matrixentertainment.com/events/save-a-life-tour-1Schneider Risk Management .............................................................................................. 217 http://schneiderriskmanagement.comSeattle Glove, Inc. ...............................................................................................................107 http://www.seattleglove.comServpro .................................................................................................................................129SGS Galson .......................................................................................................................... 119 http://www.sgsgalson.comSHE Software ......................................................................................................................123 http://www.shesoftware.comSiteHawk ..............................................................................................................................303 http://www.sitehawk.comSixth Sense Safety Solutions ..............................................................................................306 http://www.sixthsensesafetysolutions.ccSKC Inc. ...............................................................................................................................404 http://www.skcinc.comSkyline Fall Protection ........................................................................................................508 http://www.skylinefp.comSlice, Inc. ..............................................................................................................................426 http://www.sliceproducts.comSlippery Solutions LLC ......................................................................................................602 http://www.slipperysolutionsllc.com

Sologic, LLC ...................................................................................209 http://www.sologic.comSonetics Corporation......................................................................121 http://www.soneticscorp.com

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Southern Glove .................................................................................................................... 319 http://www.csvmarketing.comSPC Industrial ......................................................................................................................235 http://www.spcindustrial.comSpecialized Safety Services ................................................................................................ 310 http://www.northerna1.comSpectrum Health Medical Group .......................................................................................629 http://www.spectrumhealth.orgSpringfield Inc. ....................................................................................................................625 http://www.springfieldsmart.comSR Max Slip Resistant Shoes..............................................................................................715 http://www.srmax.comSteel Blue .............................................................................................................................321 http://www.csvmarketing.comStrength Environmental ......................................................................................................702 http://www.strengthenvironmental.comSummit Companies .............................................................................................................435 http://www.summitcous.comSure Foot Corporation .........................................................................................................613 http://www.duenorthproducts.comT K Group, Inc. ....................................................................................................................622 http://www.tkontheweb.comTeam Rehabilitation ............................................................................................................302 http://www.team-rehab.comTec Labs Inc. ........................................................................................................................204 http://www.teclabsinc.comTele-Rad Inc. ........................................................................................................................226 http://www.tele-rad.comTop Shelf Safety Group .......................................................................................................534 http://www.topshelfsafety.comTrainmor ...............................................................................................................................619 http://www.trainmor.comTremco ..................................................................................................................................206 http://www.tremcoroofing.comTriMedia Environmental & Engineering ..................................................................103, 434 http://www.trimediaee.comTyndale Company ................................................................................................................624 http://www.tyndaleusa.comUnited Sales Associates ...................................................................................... 419, 421, 423 http://www.unitedsales.comUniversity of Findlay...........................................................................................................312 http://www.findlayallhazards.comUniversity of Michigan, Center for Ergonomics ...............................................................513 http://c4e.engin.umich.edu/VendTek Wholesale Equipment .........................................................................................526 http://www.vendtek.comVeritas Crane LLC .............................................................................................................. 211 http://www.veritascrane.comVF Workwear....................................................................................................................... 317 http://www.vfimagewear.comVisual Workplace Inc. .................................................................................................133, 135 http://www.visualworkplaceinc.comWestex by Milliken .............................................................................................................428 http://www.westex.comWorkSafe ..............................................................................................................................706WorkWell Prevention & Care .............................................................................................207 http://www.workwell.comYoung's Environmental Cleanup Inc. ................................................................................ 311 http://www.youngsenvironmental.comZirconium Consultancy Services ...............................................................................125, 127 http://www.zcs-inc.com

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When you arrive at the conference, visit your mobile device’s App Storeand search “Michigan Safety Conference” to download the event app.

Then, create a profile to access conference information, connect withvendors, set your personal conference schedule and track your CEUs.


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• Go to Wi-Fi settings on your device and click “DeVos Place.”

• Device should automatically redirect to the DeVos Place splash page. If not, open an internet page to continue to connect.

• Click on “Event Access”

• Check “I agree to the Terms & Conditions” and press “Submit”

• Click on your event name

• Type in the password for your event in the “Voucher” box: MIsafety19

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