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Dear Student Member, The ASSE Safety 2015 Professional Development Conference & Exposition is one of the most important events for a student to participate in. The conference showcases the best in the profession, while bridging the social gaps between established experts and aspiring students. It is never too early to connect with your future colleagues. Start with Safety 2015 where you will have unique opportunities to:

•Build a professional community with your peers and practicing OSH Professionals •Prepare for your career as a Safety Professional and Organization leader with seminars that explore best practices and emerging trends•Engage in in-depth roundtable discussions with experienced OSH professionals and gain career advice•Visit the on-site career center to hone your skills and connect with top OSH Employers

Join your peers, OSH professionals and employers for this three-day conference focused on providing you the tools you need to begin a successful career in safety.

Hope to see you there,

Lauren ThompsonStudent Services

Don’t forget to post your participation on Facebook and Twitter using #Safety2015. Also follow our LinkedIn company Safety 2015 Showcase page.

http://www.safety2015.org/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/safety-2015?trk=biz-brand-tree-co-name

SUNDAY Schedule at a glance

SUNDAY, JUNe 710:00AM-3:00PM Academic Forum

10:00AM-5:30PM Safety 2015 Conference Registration Open

2:00PM-3:00PM Attendee Orientation

3:00PM-5:30PM Kick-off Welcoming Reception / Exposition Open

*Additional fee and/or pre-registration required.

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Thanks to our Centennial sponsors!

Conference: June 7-10 Sunday, June 7 3:00PM-5:30PM*Monday, June 8 7:30AM-5:30PM Tuesday, June 9 7:30AM-10:30PM**Wednesday, June 10 7:45AM-4:00PM

exposition: June 7-9Sunday, June 7 3:00PM-5:30PMMonday, June 8 9:00AM-3:30PMTuesday, June 9 9:00AM-3:00PM

Conference ScheduleCAReeR CeNTeR

everydayThe Onsite Career Center at Safety 2015 has resources that can help you launch your career:

•View entry-level job opportunities provided by companies from across the country •Visit company table-top booths to learn more about your potential employers•Connect with representatives and recruiters from top companies•Participate in resume critiques and mock interview with HR professionals who specialize in OSH

HoursSunday, June 7 8:30am - 5:30pmMonday June 8 8:30am – 5:30pmTuesday June 9 8:30am – 5:30pmWednesday June 10 7:00am – 3:30pm

STUDeNT POSTeRMonday, June 8 & Tuesday June, 9

The Interactive Research Poster Session stimulates interest in OSH research and acts as a forum to share best practices, new initiatives and earn recognition. Put your research in front of thousands of prac-ticing safety professionals, add an esteemed research presentation to your resume and receive a complimentary conference registration. Open to students and graduate students. Proposals due by March 9. Visit the student section on www.safety2015.org for more details.

STUDeNT HIGHLIGHTS

CHAPTeR ReCOGNITION LUNCHMonday, June 8 l 11:45AM - 1:00PM

Students are encouraged to attend the Chapter Rec-ognition lunch where leaders are recognized during this Awards/Recognition Luncheon. RSVP required.

Sponsored by:

STUDeNT SAFeTY TALKS Monday, June 8 l 2:00pm-3:00pm

The Safety Talks Student Roundtable Discussions will give you a broader perspective on what it is like to be an OSH Professional and insight into preparing for your career. OSH Professionals from various industries and backgrounds will share their career experiences and discuss leadership and communication skills, professional development and other relevant topics in an informal roundtable setting.

Sponsored by:

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Monday, June 87:00AM Safety 2015 Conference

Registration Open

7:30AM-9:00AM Opening General Session

9:00AM-10:30AM Expo Exclusive Time

9:00AM-3:30PM Exposition Open

10:30AM-11:45AM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period l)

11:45AM-12:30PM Complimentary Conference Luncheon

12:30PM-1:00PM Expo Exclusive Time

12:30PM Expo Fashion Show

1:00PM-2:00PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period II)


3:15PM-4:15PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period llI)

4:30PM-5:30PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period lV)

4:30PM-5:30PM Blockbuster Session

schedule at a glance

june 8, 2015Track 10:30aM – 11:45aM (I) 1:00PM – 2:00PM (II) 3:15PM – 4:15PM (III) 4:30PM – 5:30PM (IV)

Business Skills & Personal Development

501 Effective Communication Skills for Safety Professionals 530

531

So You Want to Be a SH&E Consultant? Tips from the TrenchesStep Up and Be a Leader... Safety Needs YOU

558559

From Safety Leader to Business Partner 2015Supervisor or Super Coach? The Art and Science of Performance Coaching

586587

The Ethical Burden of the SHE ProfessionalCommunicate to Be Heard and Get Results

Construction / Mining 502

503

Crisis Plans & Response Legal Duties When Accidents or Fatalities OccurA Case Study: Best Practices to Ensure Safety on a Construction Project

532533

The Buried Truth UncoveredANSI/ASSE A10 Construction Standards - Standards Impacting the Profession

560 Understanding Crane Capacities 588 The Top 5 Reasons to Create a Formal Utility Damage Prevention Program

Emergency Management / Security 504 Workplace Violence: It’s About You, Your Management and Your People

542 Workplace Violence an Ongoing Risk for Behavioral Health Employees

561 Practicing Emergency Preparedness: The Key to a Successful Failure

Environment / Hazardous Material 534 Fibrous Minerals: More Dangerous than Asbestos? 562 Chemicals, Pesticides and Other Stuff - Oh My, Oh My, How to Comply?

Ergonomics 505 Show Me the Money – Demonstrating the ROI of Your Ergonomics Program

535 Conducting Risk Assessments on Ergonomic Exposures 563 Ergonomics Successes in Setting up a New Production Line

Executive 514

516

The Silver Tsunami, Are You Ready for the Shifting Age Paradigm?ISO/ANSI/ASSE 45001 Forum - Significant Future Impact on Safety

538546

Integration of Health Protection and PromotionSafe 4 the Right Reasons

568

572

New Global Thinking on Workplace Safety: Insight from Field Work on 5 ContinentsPersonal and Corporate Safety - Related Liability: Who and What can be Sued?

585 BLOCKBUSTER SESSION

Fire Protection 506 Fire Protection for Common and Special Hazards 536 Combustible Dust: Myths & Mistakes 561 Practicing Emergency Preparedness: The Key to a Successful Failure

Healthcare / Wellness 507 Safety in Healthcare: Challenges & Opportunities 538 Integration of Health Protection and Promotion 564 A Healthy Workforce: How Workers’ Comp and Wellness Programs Go Together

Human Behavior / Hospitality 508 Near-Miss Reporting: Applying Behavioral Science to Optimize Safety Culture

545 Seven Leadership Lessons to Optimize Safety Engagement: How to Make it Happen

565566

Complacency: The Silent KillerPreventing Slips, Trips and Falls in Restaurants: A Success Story

Industrial Hygiene / Health 509 Hearing Conservation Programs in Construction - New Perspectives

537

538

Ten Common Infectious Diseases That Affect Health & Safety in the WorkplaceIntegration of Health Protection and Promotion

567 Nanomaterials in Construction: Balancing Worker Risks with Societal Benefits

589 Win-Win - Academic, Lab and Research Safety at the Claremont University Consortium

International 510-a510-b

Tower Safety in AustraliaAdvances in Fire Protection Systems in East Africa: A Case Study

539 2015 Global Safety & Health Briefing 568 New Global Thinking on Workplace Safety: Insight from Field Work on 5 Continents

Oil & Gas 511 The Cost of Complacency - Survey Results from the Oil and Gas Industry

540 How to Manage Process Safety Risk Through Craft Worker Competency Verification

569 Fatalities in Oil and Gas Extraction: Current Trends and Contributing Factors

Regulatory Issues / Government / Public Sector

512 OSHA’s Hazard Communication Revised Compliance Directive - An Enforcement Overview

541542

Occupational Injury in SchoolsWorkplace Violence an Ongoing Risk for Behavioral Health Employees

570 OSHA’s Enforcement of PSM RAGAGEP 590 GHS: 2 Deadlines Hit in 2015. Are you Ready?

Risk Assessment 513 How to Approach and Achieve Success with Your Risk Assessment Training Program

535 Conducting Risk Assessments on Ergonomic Exposures 571 Risk Assessments are Required to Move Programs Beyond BBS Behavior Based Safety

Risk Management / Insurance 514

515

The Silver Tsunami, Are You Ready for the Shifting Age Paradigm?The Changing Face of Loss Control

543

544

Contractor Management - Applying Safety Analytics and Insurance BenchmarkingPersonal Risk Assessment - A Key to Safety Performance Excellence on & off the Job

572

573

Personal and Corporate Safety - Related Liability: Who and What can be Sued?Wind Turbine Safety & Loss Prevention

591 Where Do You Go to Better Understand the Need for PtD?

Safety Management 516

517

518519

520

ISO/ANSI/ASSE 45001 Forum - Significant Future Impact on SafetyAccountability on Site: Skills for Resolving Safety ViolationsThe Tony Crow Story - Safety 24/7 - At Work, Home, & Play How to Insure that Civility Doesn’t Kill Safety ManagementA New ‘Servant’ Leadership Role for the OSH Practitioner

545

546547

548

Seven Leadership Lessons to Optimize Safety Engagement: How to Make it HappenSafe 4 the Right ReasonsManaging a Health and Safety Program for Lone Workers and Remote EmployeesBLOWBACK: Between the Lines

568

574

575576

New Global Thinking on Workplace Safety: Insight from Field Work on 5 ContinentsBalancing Your Safety Metrics - Why Leading Metrics May be MisleadingHelping Employees To Watch Out For the Safety of OthersUtilizing Human Performance Techniques in Incident Investigation

592 Management Skill Sets for Achieving Safety and Health Excellence

Sustainability 521 The Sustainability Traction Plan; Opportunities for EHS Professionals

539 2015 Global Safety & Health Briefing

Technical / Engineering / Standards 522

523

OSHA’s New Confined Spaces in Construction: 1926.1200 Compared with ANSI Z117.1How Does Your Fall Protection Program Rank?

549

550

ANSI-Z-10: A Practical Workshop on How to Engage All Levels of Your WorkforceThe Changing World of Slip-and-Fall Analysis

577

578

Safely Managing the Design and Use of Automated Control SystemsRope Access - Working Safely at Height

593

594

Implementing Lockout/Tagout Hazardous Energy Control ProceduresPlayground Safety: The Hidden Hazards Lurking in Your Schoolyard or Local Park

Training / Education 524 Top Five Strategic EHS Training Tips 551 Pick 3 - New, Existing and Temporary Employee Training 579 Wild, Wacky & Highly Effective Training - Great and Fun Ideas to Use Now

595 Who’s Got Your Back? An Alternative Approach to Back Injury Prevention Training

Transportation 526 Transportation Issues, Distracted Driving, Training, Monitoring and More

552 DOT Compliance - Improving Your CSA Performance 580 Improving Transportation Safety Through Telematics and Active Safety Systems

596 The Next Game Changer: Predictive Analytics

Fundamentals 553 Hazard Identification and Control 581 Basic Construction

Key Issue Roundtables 525526

Manufacturing Equipment Safety Best PracticesTransportation Issues, Distracted Driving, Training, Monitoring and More

554555

Evaluating the Synergy of Engagement and ErgonomicsElectrical Safety Standards Update

582

583

Food Production and Manufacturing as it Relates to Agricultural SafetyImpact of Marijuana Legalization on Workplace Occupational Safety & Health

597 How Will the Oil & Gas Industry Meet Its Short and Long Term SH&E Staffing Needs?

Blockbuster Session4:30PM - 5:30PM

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has been invited to address Safety 2015 on the key per-spectives of this highly respected

Federal Agency tasked with the in-vestigation of transportation incidents

and for recommending and advocating actions to improve global transportation safety. The agency’s efforts directly and significantly relate to work-place injuries and fatalities on the roads, air and maritime industries.

New!

The national Transportation Safety Board (nTSB) (invited)

expo Fashion Show12:30PM

during Monday conference Lunch

ASSE’s Safety 2015 Expo Fashion Show will be the industry’s premiere fash-ion showcase for the newest work wear, protective clothing, and acces-

sories that are functional, fashionable, and worn.

New!


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monday session schedule

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Track 10:30aM – 11:45aM (I) 1:00PM – 2:00PM (II) 3:15PM – 4:15PM (III) 4:30PM – 5:30PM (IV)

Business Skills & Personal Development

501 Effective Communication Skills for Safety Professionals 530

531

So You Want to Be a SH&E Consultant? Tips from the TrenchesStep Up and Be a Leader... Safety Needs YOU

558559

From Safety Leader to Business Partner 2015Supervisor or Super Coach? The Art and Science of Performance Coaching

586587

The Ethical Burden of the SHE ProfessionalCommunicate to Be Heard and Get Results


503

Crisis Plans & Response Legal Duties When Accidents or Fatalities OccurA Case Study: Best Practices to Ensure Safety on a Construction Project

532533

The Buried Truth UncoveredANSI/ASSE A10 Construction Standards - Standards Impacting the Profession

560 Understanding Crane Capacities 588 The Top 5 Reasons to Create a Formal Utility Damage Prevention Program

Emergency Management / Security 504 Workplace Violence: It’s About You, Your Management and Your People

542 Workplace Violence an Ongoing Risk for Behavioral Health Employees

561 Practicing Emergency Preparedness: The Key to a Successful Failure

Environment / Hazardous Material 534 Fibrous Minerals: More Dangerous than Asbestos? 562 Chemicals, Pesticides and Other Stuff - Oh My, Oh My, How to Comply?

Ergonomics 505 Show Me the Money – Demonstrating the ROI of Your Ergonomics Program

535 Conducting Risk Assessments on Ergonomic Exposures 563 Ergonomics Successes in Setting up a New Production Line

Executive 514

516

The Silver Tsunami, Are You Ready for the Shifting Age Paradigm?ISO/ANSI/ASSE 45001 Forum - Significant Future Impact on Safety

538546

Integration of Health Protection and PromotionSafe 4 the Right Reasons

568

572

New Global Thinking on Workplace Safety: Insight from Field Work on 5 ContinentsPersonal and Corporate Safety - Related Liability: Who and What can be Sued?

585 BLOCKBUSTER SESSION

Fire Protection 506 Fire Protection for Common and Special Hazards 536 Combustible Dust: Myths & Mistakes 561 Practicing Emergency Preparedness: The Key to a Successful Failure

Healthcare / Wellness 507 Safety in Healthcare: Challenges & Opportunities 538 Integration of Health Protection and Promotion 564 A Healthy Workforce: How Workers’ Comp and Wellness Programs Go Together

Human Behavior / Hospitality 508 Near-Miss Reporting: Applying Behavioral Science to Optimize Safety Culture

545 Seven Leadership Lessons to Optimize Safety Engagement: How to Make it Happen

565566

Complacency: The Silent KillerPreventing Slips, Trips and Falls in Restaurants: A Success Story

Industrial Hygiene / Health 509 Hearing Conservation Programs in Construction - New Perspectives

537

538

Ten Common Infectious Diseases That Affect Health & Safety in the WorkplaceIntegration of Health Protection and Promotion

567 Nanomaterials in Construction: Balancing Worker Risks with Societal Benefits

589 Win-Win - Academic, Lab and Research Safety at the Claremont University Consortium


Tower Safety in AustraliaAdvances in Fire Protection Systems in East Africa: A Case Study

539 2015 Global Safety & Health Briefing 568 New Global Thinking on Workplace Safety: Insight from Field Work on 5 Continents

Oil & Gas 511 The Cost of Complacency - Survey Results from the Oil and Gas Industry

540 How to Manage Process Safety Risk Through Craft Worker Competency Verification

569 Fatalities in Oil and Gas Extraction: Current Trends and Contributing Factors

Regulatory Issues / Government / Public Sector

512 OSHA’s Hazard Communication Revised Compliance Directive - An Enforcement Overview

541542

Occupational Injury in SchoolsWorkplace Violence an Ongoing Risk for Behavioral Health Employees

570 OSHA’s Enforcement of PSM RAGAGEP 590 GHS: 2 Deadlines Hit in 2015. Are you Ready?

Risk Assessment 513 How to Approach and Achieve Success with Your Risk Assessment Training Program

535 Conducting Risk Assessments on Ergonomic Exposures 571 Risk Assessments are Required to Move Programs Beyond BBS Behavior Based Safety


515

The Silver Tsunami, Are You Ready for the Shifting Age Paradigm?The Changing Face of Loss Control

543

544

Contractor Management - Applying Safety Analytics and Insurance BenchmarkingPersonal Risk Assessment - A Key to Safety Performance Excellence on & off the Job

572

573

Personal and Corporate Safety - Related Liability: Who and What can be Sued?Wind Turbine Safety & Loss Prevention

591 Where Do You Go to Better Understand the Need for PtD?


517

518519

520

ISO/ANSI/ASSE 45001 Forum - Significant Future Impact on SafetyAccountability on Site: Skills for Resolving Safety ViolationsThe Tony Crow Story - Safety 24/7 - At Work, Home, & Play How to Insure that Civility Doesn’t Kill Safety ManagementA New ‘Servant’ Leadership Role for the OSH Practitioner

545

546547

548

Seven Leadership Lessons to Optimize Safety Engagement: How to Make it HappenSafe 4 the Right ReasonsManaging a Health and Safety Program for Lone Workers and Remote EmployeesBLOWBACK: Between the Lines

568

574

575576

New Global Thinking on Workplace Safety: Insight from Field Work on 5 ContinentsBalancing Your Safety Metrics - Why Leading Metrics May be MisleadingHelping Employees To Watch Out For the Safety of OthersUtilizing Human Performance Techniques in Incident Investigation

592 Management Skill Sets for Achieving Safety and Health Excellence

Sustainability 521 The Sustainability Traction Plan; Opportunities for EHS Professionals

539 2015 Global Safety & Health Briefing


523

OSHA’s New Confined Spaces in Construction: 1926.1200 Compared with ANSI Z117.1How Does Your Fall Protection Program Rank?

549

550

ANSI-Z-10: A Practical Workshop on How to Engage All Levels of Your WorkforceThe Changing World of Slip-and-Fall Analysis

577

578

Safely Managing the Design and Use of Automated Control SystemsRope Access - Working Safely at Height

593

594

Implementing Lockout/Tagout Hazardous Energy Control ProceduresPlayground Safety: The Hidden Hazards Lurking in Your Schoolyard or Local Park

Training / Education 524 Top Five Strategic EHS Training Tips 551 Pick 3 - New, Existing and Temporary Employee Training 579 Wild, Wacky & Highly Effective Training - Great and Fun Ideas to Use Now

595 Who’s Got Your Back? An Alternative Approach to Back Injury Prevention Training

Transportation 526 Transportation Issues, Distracted Driving, Training, Monitoring and More

552 DOT Compliance - Improving Your CSA Performance 580 Improving Transportation Safety Through Telematics and Active Safety Systems

596 The Next Game Changer: Predictive Analytics

Fundamentals 553 Hazard Identification and Control 581 Basic Construction


Manufacturing Equipment Safety Best PracticesTransportation Issues, Distracted Driving, Training, Monitoring and More

554555

Evaluating the Synergy of Engagement and ErgonomicsElectrical Safety Standards Update

582

583

Food Production and Manufacturing as it Relates to Agricultural SafetyImpact of Marijuana Legalization on Workplace Occupational Safety & Health

597 How Will the Oil & Gas Industry Meet Its Short and Long Term SH&E Staffing Needs?

SPECIAL BLOCKBUSTER SESSION 4:30PM - 5:30PM

June 9, 2015Schedule at a glance


Track 10:30am – 11:45am (V) 3:00Pm – 4:15Pm (VI) 4:30Pm – 5:30Pm (VII)

Business Skills & Personal Development 601

602

Culture Trumps Everything: So, Career Advancement = Connecting the DotsPersonal Finance

630 Persuasion Power - How to Get It, Keep It, Use It 660661

Advancing HSE Professionals in BusinessSafety – Not Good Enough

Construction / Mining 603 Safety Culture & Safety Climate in Construction: Bridging Research & Practice

631

632

Using Near Miss Reporting to Enhance Safety Performance in ConstructionA Strategy for Reducing Construction Fatalities

662

663

Safety Culture, Green Construction and a Multi-ethnic Workforce: A Case StudyWhat Industrial Contractors Need to Know About MSHA Before Work at a Mine Site

Emergency Management / Security 613 DUST EXPLOSIONS - The Nature of the Problem & Practical Measures for its Control

633 Dial 911 For Permit Required Confined Space Rescue 683 Emergency Management

Environment / Hazardous Material 625 Safety Implications of Chemical Disinfectants in Healthcare

634 Putting the ‘E’ in EHS - Environmental A-Z, from Permitting to Compliance

Ergonomics 604 Psychophysical and Demographic Changes Require Rethinking Ergonomics Strategies

664 Ergonomics Strategies for Healthcare Workers

Executive 603

616

Safety Culture & Safety Climate in Construction: Bridging Research & PracticeOne Corporation’s Global System for Driving Sustainable Safety Risk Management

637

643

Incident Management as a Cornerstone for a Successful Safety CultureOrganizational Leadership and Safety... Bridging the Gap

660677

Advancing HSE Professionals in BusinessBriefing Your Boardroom on EH&S

Fire Protection 605 “Look Up - The Roof’s On Fire” 635 Safety & Health in the Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services

670682

Combustible Dust - What You Need to Know About It Fire Protection

Healthcare / Wellness 606 Integrated Approaches to Wellness in the Workplace: Workers’ Compensation Impact

654 Successful Integration of Occupational and Non Occupation Wellness Efforts: Successes Shared and Lessons Learned

665 JHAs: It’s All in the Details

Human Behavior / Hospitality 607 Help the “Bulletproof” Employee Make the Connection 645 Shattering Myths: The New Face of Fatigue Management 666 Building Safety Commitment

Industrial Hygiene / Health 608 10 Ways to Leverage Safety Collaboration with Occupational Health Professionals

636 Ventilation Surveys - What You Are Missing Can Hurt You 667 Don’t Forget About Fit – What You Need to Know About Respirator Fit-testing

International 609-a

609-b

SPEED Management - A Strategic Tool for Safe Road Journey at KOC, KuwaitIntegrated Management Systems in SMEs

637 Incident Management as a Cornerstone for a Successful Safety Culture

668 I Have to Know and Do What? Considerations for International Practice

Oil & Gas 610 Flash Fire Risk Assessments for the Upstream O&G Industry using API RP 99

639 OSHA Activities in the Oil Patch 669 Social Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement: An International Perspective

Regulatory Issues / Government / Public Sector 611

612

OSHA’s General Duty Clause: A Guide to Enforcement and Legal DefensesOSHA Construction Update, Standards, Enforcement and Outreach Initiatives

638

639

OSHA Recordkeeping and Workers’ Compensation Claims Reporting RequirementsOSHA Activities in the Oil Patch

670 Combustible Dust - What You Need to Know About It

Risk Assessment 613 DUST EXPLOSIONS - The Nature of the Problem & Practical Measures for Its Control

640 Right-Sizing Your Risk Assessment Approach for Efficiency & Effectiveness

671 Using Big Data to Predict and Prevent Serious Injuries & Fatalities


Mechanics of Your Mod - The Five W’sManaging Total Cost of Risk (TCOR) - Case Study

641

642

Workers’ Compensation Premiums: Can You REALLY Control These Costs?Golf Carts/Utility Vehicles - They Are Not Just For Golf Anymore

672

673

Achieving Business Excellence Through Risk Management: Idea or ExecutionFalls and the Aging Population - Solutions for the Property Owner & Risk Manager


617

618

One Corporation’s Global System for Driving Sustainable Safety Risk ManagementInnovative Safety Practices to Break Through the Plateaus in PerformanceA Healthier Workforce Makes for a Safer Workplace

643644645646

Organizational Leadership and Safety... Bridging the GapHispanic Workers’ Safety: Looking at the Big PictureShattering Myths: The New Face of Fatigue ManagementGreen Beans & Ice Cream: Beyond the Power of Zero, The Final Frontier

674675

676677

Aligning Safety Leadership Through the Use of ScenariosThe New Safety Strategy: Stop Preventing Accidents and Start Adding ValueMeta-Culture Safety AssessmentBriefing Your Boardroom on EH&S

Sustainability 678 Practical Leadership for Sustainable Business: Health and Safety Management


623

Fall Prevention vs. Fall Protection: A New Safety CategoryOSHA’s PSM Standard: Achieving Compliance and Avoiding PitfallsSave Your Fleet & Avoid Costly Losses Through Implementation of ANSI/ASSE Z15.1

647648649

Implementing NFPA 70E for Arc Flash SafetyNext Generation Fall Arrestors & LifelinesA Review of the Top 10 Mobile Apps for the Safety Professional

679680

The Technological Journey: One Company’s ExperienceSliding Resistance of Ballasted Anchorages for Active Fall Protection Systems

Training / Education 621622

How to Become a Safety Training NinjaThe Humor in Safety, From Blah Blah Blah to Ha Ha AH HA

650 Image-Based Safety Training 681 135 Trainer Tips and Tricks!

Transportation 623 Save Your Fleet & Avoid Costly Losses Through Implementation of ANSI/ASSE Z15.1

651 Don’t Wait for an Intervention: Use CSA “SMC” - to ID Opportunities

Fundamentals 652 Workplace Health 682 Fire Protection


625

Short-Service Workers (Focus on Temporary and Seasonal Employees)Safety Implications of Chemical Disinfectants in Healthcare

653654

Decreasing the Relevance of OSHA-Driven MetricsSuccessful Integration of Occupational and Non-Occupation Wellness Efforts: Successes Shared and Lessons Learned

683684

Emergency ManagementRisk Management and Risk Assessment II - What are You Doing to Move the Profession Forward?

TueSday, June 97:30AM-9:00AM General Session

9:00AM-10:30AM Expo Exclusive Time

9:00AM-3:00PM Exposition Open

10:30AM-11:45AM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period V)

11:45AM-12:30PM Complimentary Conference Luncheon


1:00PM-2:00PM Plenary Session (OSHA invited)


3:00PM-4:15PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period VI)

4:30PM-5:30PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period Vll)

6:30PM-10:30PM Tuesday Networking Night Out at Eddie Deen’s*


The Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health (invited) will discuss his insight on the key is-sues affecting safety and health professionals from OSHA’s perspective. This session will focus on the role that safety and health professionals can and should play in addressing these issues and will include questions from the audience.

PLenary SeSSIOn1:00Pm - 2:00Pm






Tuesday session schedule

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Track 10:30am – 11:45am (V) 3:00Pm – 4:15Pm (VI) 4:30Pm – 5:30Pm (VII)


602

Culture Trumps Everything: So, Career Advancement = Connecting the DotsPersonal Finance

630 Persuasion Power - How to Get It, Keep It, Use It 660661

Advancing HSE Professionals in BusinessSafety – Not Good Enough

Construction / Mining 603 Safety Culture & Safety Climate in Construction: Bridging Research & Practice

631

632

Using Near Miss Reporting to Enhance Safety Performance in ConstructionA Strategy for Reducing Construction Fatalities

662

663

Safety Culture, Green Construction and a Multi-ethnic Workforce: A Case StudyWhat Industrial Contractors Need to Know About MSHA Before Work at a Mine Site

Emergency Management / Security 613 DUST EXPLOSIONS - The Nature of the Problem & Practical Measures for its Control

633 Dial 911 For Permit Required Confined Space Rescue 683 Emergency Management

Environment / Hazardous Material 625 Safety Implications of Chemical Disinfectants in Healthcare

634 Putting the ‘E’ in EHS - Environmental A-Z, from Permitting to Compliance

Ergonomics 604 Psychophysical and Demographic Changes Require Rethinking Ergonomics Strategies

664 Ergonomics Strategies for Healthcare Workers

Executive 603

616

Safety Culture & Safety Climate in Construction: Bridging Research & PracticeOne Corporation’s Global System for Driving Sustainable Safety Risk Management

637

643

Incident Management as a Cornerstone for a Successful Safety CultureOrganizational Leadership and Safety... Bridging the Gap

660677

Advancing HSE Professionals in BusinessBriefing Your Boardroom on EH&S

Fire Protection 605 “Look Up - The Roof’s On Fire” 635 Safety & Health in the Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services

670682

Combustible Dust - What You Need to Know About It Fire Protection

Healthcare / Wellness 606 Integrated Approaches to Wellness in the Workplace: Workers’ Compensation Impact

654 Successful Integration of Occupational and Non Occupation Wellness Efforts: Successes Shared and Lessons Learned

665 JHAs: It’s All in the Details

Human Behavior / Hospitality 607 Help the “Bulletproof” Employee Make the Connection 645 Shattering Myths: The New Face of Fatigue Management 666 Building Safety Commitment

Industrial Hygiene / Health 608 10 Ways to Leverage Safety Collaboration with Occupational Health Professionals

636 Ventilation Surveys - What You Are Missing Can Hurt You 667 Don’t Forget About Fit – What You Need to Know About Respirator Fit-testing

International 609-a

609-b

SPEED Management - A Strategic Tool for Safe Road Journey at KOC, KuwaitIntegrated Management Systems in SMEs

637 Incident Management as a Cornerstone for a Successful Safety Culture

668 I Have to Know and Do What? Considerations for International Practice

Oil & Gas 610 Flash Fire Risk Assessments for the Upstream O&G Industry using API RP 99

639 OSHA Activities in the Oil Patch 669 Social Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement: An International Perspective


612

OSHA’s General Duty Clause: A Guide to Enforcement and Legal DefensesOSHA Construction Update, Standards, Enforcement and Outreach Initiatives

638

639

OSHA Recordkeeping and Workers’ Compensation Claims Reporting RequirementsOSHA Activities in the Oil Patch

670 Combustible Dust - What You Need to Know About It

Risk Assessment 613 DUST EXPLOSIONS - The Nature of the Problem & Practical Measures for Its Control

640 Right-Sizing Your Risk Assessment Approach for Efficiency & Effectiveness

671 Using Big Data to Predict and Prevent Serious Injuries & Fatalities


Mechanics of Your Mod - The Five W’sManaging Total Cost of Risk (TCOR) - Case Study

641

642

Workers’ Compensation Premiums: Can You REALLY Control These Costs?Golf Carts/Utility Vehicles - They Are Not Just For Golf Anymore

672

673

Achieving Business Excellence Through Risk Management: Idea or ExecutionFalls and the Aging Population - Solutions for the Property Owner & Risk Manager


617

618

One Corporation’s Global System for Driving Sustainable Safety Risk ManagementInnovative Safety Practices to Break Through the Plateaus in PerformanceA Healthier Workforce Makes for a Safer Workplace

643644645646

Organizational Leadership and Safety... Bridging the GapHispanic Workers’ Safety: Looking at the Big PictureShattering Myths: The New Face of Fatigue ManagementGreen Beans & Ice Cream: Beyond the Power of Zero, The Final Frontier

674675

676677

Aligning Safety Leadership Through the Use of ScenariosThe New Safety Strategy: Stop Preventing Accidents and Start Adding ValueMeta-Culture Safety AssessmentBriefing Your Boardroom on EH&S

Sustainability 678 Practical Leadership for Sustainable Business: Health and Safety Management


623

Fall Prevention vs. Fall Protection: A New Safety CategoryOSHA’s PSM Standard: Achieving Compliance and Avoiding PitfallsSave Your Fleet & Avoid Costly Losses Through Implementation of ANSI/ASSE Z15.1

647648649

Implementing NFPA 70E for Arc Flash SafetyNext Generation Fall Arrestors & LifelinesA Review of the Top 10 Mobile Apps for the Safety Professional

679680

The Technological Journey: One Company’s ExperienceSliding Resistance of Ballasted Anchorages for Active Fall Protection Systems


How to Become a Safety Training NinjaThe Humor in Safety, From Blah Blah Blah to Ha Ha AH HA

650 Image-Based Safety Training 681 135 Trainer Tips and Tricks!

Transportation 623 Save Your Fleet & Avoid Costly Losses Through Implementation of ANSI/ASSE Z15.1

651 Don’t Wait for an Intervention: Use CSA “SMC” - to ID Opportunities

Fundamentals 652 Workplace Health 682 Fire Protection


625

Short-Service Workers (Focus on Temporary and Seasonal Employees)Safety Implications of Chemical Disinfectants in Healthcare

653654

Decreasing the Relevance of OSHA-Driven MetricsSuccessful Integration of Occupational and Non-Occupation Wellness Efforts: Successes Shared and Lessons Learned

683684

Emergency ManagementRisk Management and Risk Assessment II - What are You Doing to Move the Profession Forward?

June 10, 2015Schedule at a glance


WedneSday, June 107:45AM-9:00AM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period

VIII)

9:15AM-10:30AM Executive Summit

11:00AM-12:00PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period lX)

12:00PM-1:30PM Conference Luncheon / Program*

1:45PM-2:45PM Concurrent Education Sessions (Period X)

3:00PM-4:00PM Closing General Session


executive Summit9:15aM - 10:30aM

Track 7:45aM – 9:00aM (VIII) 11:00aM – 12:00pM (IX) 1:45pM – 2:45pM (X)


702

Employment Law Faux Pas and Pitfalls the Safety Professional Must AvoidIdentifying Cultural Hazards: Four Clues That You May Be Out Of Balance

730

731

Business Lessons: What CEOs and the C-Suite Want from SafetyAchieving Sustainable Safety Excellence; A Complex Systems Approach

760

761

Career Advancement and Professional Development Through CertificationHow to Future-Proof Workplace Safety


704

NIOSH Guardrail System - From Research to Field Evaluation to ProductionGrowing Your Own Construction Safety Professionals

732 Construction Safety Forum 762763

Proximity Sensing Technology for Construction SitesOverreaching on Ladders: Motivated to Succeed or Fail?

Emergency Management / Security 733 Is Your Emergency Response Plan a Living System or Just Gathering Dust?

764 Lone Worker Protection: The Need is Here. Are You Filling It?

Environment / Hazardous Material 705 Building Your Strengths to be an Environmental High Performing Company

734 Hazardous Material Inventory Management in Preparation for Warehouse Disaster

Ergonomics 706 The Science and Reasoning of Stretching & Strengthening in the Workplace

735 Fitness for Duty Testing and Safety Professionals

Executive 702

715

Identifying Cultural Hazards: Four Clues That You May Be Out Of BalanceHow Best-in-Class Companies are Improving Safety Throughout the Supply Chain

730

746

Business Lessons: What CEOs and the C-Suite Want from SafetyThe Four Disciplines of OSH Execution to Achieve Safety Excellence

774 Zero Injury State - Does it Matter?

Fire Protection 707 Improving Sprinkler System Reliability 736 Three Things You Need to Know to Stay Compliant with Changes to NFPA 70E in 2015

769 Fires & Explosions in the Fracking World - Where, Why & How to Minimize Risks

Healthcare / Wellness 737 Wellness, an Essential Component of EHS Improvement and Incident Prevention

765 Wellness: Beg and Bribe or Use Design

Human Behavior / Hospitality 738 Creating a Comprehensive & Sustainable Safety Culture with Behavioral Technology

766 Human Error: There Is No Root Cause

Industrial Hygiene / Health 708 Early Intervention Methods Bridge the Gap Between Reactive and Proactive Systems

739 Heat Illness Prevention - We Can Do Better 767

768

Worker Fatigue - An “Eye-Opening” Safety and Health EpidemicSilica - One Foundry’s Experience


Safety in a Shrinking WorldGlobal Personal Liability

740 Communicating with a Multinational Workforce on SH&E Issues - An International P&BP

772 Risk Prevention Through Design & Management in Construction - UK/EU Experience

Oil & Gas 710 Fatality and Catastrophic Event Prevention 741 Designing a FR Clothing Program for Oil and Gas 769 Fires & Explosions in the Fracking World - Where, Why & How to Minimize Risks


712

OSHA vs. USACE EM385 - Contractor Safety for Military and Government ProjectsMeet the Inspectors

742 ASSE Government Affairs Committee Update 770 Permanent and Temporary Workers’ Exposure to PSM, Machine Guarding and Health Hazards within the Food Production Industry

Risk Assessment 713 Add PtD to your PJHA - A Practical Method to Reduce Re-Work and Risk

743 Measuring Your Risk Assessment Tool 771 Scanning for Safety: Recognizing Hazards and Conducting Effective Inspections


There’s Gold in Workers’ Compensation DataHow Best-in-Class Companies are Improving Safety Throughout the Supply Chain

744 The ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) – Opportunities and Risks 772 Risk Prevention Through Design & Management in Construction - UK/EU Experience


717

718

Accelerating Cultural Buy-In from Your Temporary WorkforceImproving Safety Management Systems to Improve Safety PerformanceA Practical Approach to Effective EHS Leading Indicators: Lessons from the Best

745

746

747

Occupational Dog Bite Prevention - Training Employees to Protect ThemselvesThe Four Disciplines of OSH Execution to Achieve Safety ExcellenceManaging Complex Change: The Challenge of Implementing Safety Improvements

773774775

Establishing Effective Accountability Using SportsZero Injury State - Does it Matter?Strengthening the Impact of Safety Leadership


721

The New ISO 45001 OHSAS Standard; Where are We Now?New Standards, Methods and Technologies for Self Retracting DevicesProcess Safety Management Enforcement Trends and Best Practices

736

748749

Three Things You Need to Know to Stay Compliant with Changes to NFPA 70E in 2015Lockout Tagout Best Practices, Real-Life ConsequencesProcess for Identifying Confined Spaces

776

777

OSHA’s Enforcement and Significant Changes in 2015 NFPA 70ESafety Eyewear and ANSI Standards - Seeing is Believing!


723

A Modified Model of Experiential Training for Safety Professionals and EngineersStep Up Your Game! Using Gamification Techniques to Enhance Training Delivery

750 Another Hour of Blah, Blah, Blah? Engaging Your Safety Committee

778

779

Mobile Learning - The Future of EHS Workplace Learning WorldwideMaster the Art of Using Video in Your Training or Toolbox Talk!

Transportation 724 Improving Traffic Safety and Efficiency for Large Sites 751 Rural Road Safety: How to Reduce Accidents for Rural Road Users

Fundamentals 752 Risk Management 780 Basic Safety Management

Key Issue Roundtables 725 What Services Should I Offer? Finding Your Practice Niche as an SH&E Consultant

753754

The Power of Feedback – The Good the Bad and the UglyThe Benefits of Membership in Common Interest Groups and Practice Specialties

781782

Supervisor Safety: Solutions to Stop FatalitiesEstablishing Safety Standards of Performance for International Executives

PROGRAM DISCLAIMERASSE will make every effort possible to avoid changes to the program and events, however, some changes may occur due to unavoidable circumstances or when deemed in the best interests of delivering the best program possible. ASSE reserves the right to make changes it deems necessary.

Senior executives share their insight on safety and the role of OSH professionals in their organizations.

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Track 7:45aM – 9:00aM (VIII) 11:00aM – 12:00pM (IX) 1:45pM – 2:45pM (X)


702

Employment Law Faux Pas and Pitfalls the Safety Professional Must AvoidIdentifying Cultural Hazards: Four Clues That You May Be Out Of Balance

730

731

Business Lessons: What CEOs and the C-Suite Want from SafetyAchieving Sustainable Safety Excellence; A Complex Systems Approach

760

761

Career Advancement and Professional Development Through CertificationHow to Future-Proof Workplace Safety


704

NIOSH Guardrail System - From Research to Field Evaluation to ProductionGrowing Your Own Construction Safety Professionals

732 Construction Safety Forum 762763

Proximity Sensing Technology for Construction SitesOverreaching on Ladders: Motivated to Succeed or Fail?

Emergency Management / Security 733 Is Your Emergency Response Plan a Living System or Just Gathering Dust?

764 Lone Worker Protection: The Need is Here. Are You Filling It?

Environment / Hazardous Material 705 Building Your Strengths to be an Environmental High Performing Company

734 Hazardous Material Inventory Management in Preparation for Warehouse Disaster

Ergonomics 706 The Science and Reasoning of Stretching & Strengthening in the Workplace

735 Fitness for Duty Testing and Safety Professionals

Executive 702

715

Identifying Cultural Hazards: Four Clues That You May Be Out Of BalanceHow Best-in-Class Companies are Improving Safety Throughout the Supply Chain

730

746

Business Lessons: What CEOs and the C-Suite Want from SafetyThe Four Disciplines of OSH Execution to Achieve Safety Excellence

774 Zero Injury State - Does it Matter?

Fire Protection 707 Improving Sprinkler System Reliability 736 Three Things You Need to Know to Stay Compliant with Changes to NFPA 70E in 2015

769 Fires & Explosions in the Fracking World - Where, Why & How to Minimize Risks

Healthcare / Wellness 737 Wellness, an Essential Component of EHS Improvement and Incident Prevention

765 Wellness: Beg and Bribe or Use Design

Human Behavior / Hospitality 738 Creating a Comprehensive & Sustainable Safety Culture with Behavioral Technology

766 Human Error: There Is No Root Cause

Industrial Hygiene / Health 708 Early Intervention Methods Bridge the Gap Between Reactive and Proactive Systems

739 Heat Illness Prevention - We Can Do Better 767

768

Worker Fatigue - An “Eye-Opening” Safety and Health EpidemicSilica - One Foundry’s Experience


Safety in a Shrinking WorldGlobal Personal Liability

740 Communicating with a Multinational Workforce on SH&E Issues - An International P&BP

772 Risk Prevention Through Design & Management in Construction - UK/EU Experience

Oil & Gas 710 Fatality and Catastrophic Event Prevention 741 Designing a FR Clothing Program for Oil and Gas 769 Fires & Explosions in the Fracking World - Where, Why & How to Minimize Risks


712

OSHA vs. USACE EM385 - Contractor Safety for Military and Government ProjectsMeet the Inspectors

742 ASSE Government Affairs Committee Update 770 Permanent and Temporary Workers’ Exposure to PSM, Machine Guarding and Health Hazards within the Food Production Industry

Risk Assessment 713 Add PtD to your PJHA - A Practical Method to Reduce Re-Work and Risk

743 Measuring Your Risk Assessment Tool 771 Scanning for Safety: Recognizing Hazards and Conducting Effective Inspections


There’s Gold in Workers’ Compensation DataHow Best-in-Class Companies are Improving Safety Throughout the Supply Chain

744 The ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) – Opportunities and Risks 772 Risk Prevention Through Design & Management in Construction - UK/EU Experience


717

718

Accelerating Cultural Buy-In from Your Temporary WorkforceImproving Safety Management Systems to Improve Safety PerformanceA Practical Approach to Effective EHS Leading Indicators: Lessons from the Best

745

746

747

Occupational Dog Bite Prevention - Training Employees to Protect ThemselvesThe Four Disciplines of OSH Execution to Achieve Safety ExcellenceManaging Complex Change: The Challenge of Implementing Safety Improvements

773774775

Establishing Effective Accountability Using SportsZero Injury State - Does it Matter?Strengthening the Impact of Safety Leadership


721

The New ISO 45001 OHSAS Standard; Where are We Now?New Standards, Methods and Technologies for Self Retracting DevicesProcess Safety Management Enforcement Trends and Best Practices

736

748749

Three Things You Need to Know to Stay Compliant with Changes to NFPA 70E in 2015Lockout Tagout Best Practices, Real-Life ConsequencesProcess for Identifying Confined Spaces

776

777

OSHA’s Enforcement and Significant Changes in 2015 NFPA 70ESafety Eyewear and ANSI Standards - Seeing is Believing!


723

A Modified Model of Experiential Training for Safety Professionals and EngineersStep Up Your Game! Using Gamification Techniques to Enhance Training Delivery

750 Another Hour of Blah, Blah, Blah? Engaging Your Safety Committee

778

779

Mobile Learning - The Future of EHS Workplace Learning WorldwideMaster the Art of Using Video in Your Training or Toolbox Talk!

Transportation 724 Improving Traffic Safety and Efficiency for Large Sites 751 Rural Road Safety: How to Reduce Accidents for Rural Road Users

Fundamentals 752 Risk Management 780 Basic Safety Management

Key Issue Roundtables 725 What Services Should I Offer? Finding Your Practice Niche as an SH&E Consultant

753754

The Power of Feedback – The Good the Bad and the UglyThe Benefits of Membership in Common Interest Groups and Practice Specialties

781782

Supervisor Safety: Solutions to Stop FatalitiesEstablishing Safety Standards of Performance for International Executives

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10. Location, Location, Location: One of the most popular destinations in the U.S. Dallas, Texas may be known for its Cowboys, but the city has even more to offer. Experience the restaurants, arts & culture, night life, shopping and more in one of the most vibrant cities in the U.S.

9. Exposition: Explore the vast world of safety through our annual expo event, with over 500 worldwide companies and organizations in attendance.

8. Technical Tours: Participate in a technical tour! Watch a live aircraft burn demonstration, start to finish tile process, inner workings of an ultra-precision machine shop and more!

7. Networking: Networking is one of the top reasons that students and pro-fessionals attend ASSE’s Professional Development Conference, and at Safety 2015 there will be a variety of events and informal opportunities to make connections with Safety Professionals from across the globe.

6. Specialty and Common Interest Group Meetings: Come network on a smaller scale with your fellow practice specialty and common interest group members. You never know, the next person you meet could be your new boss!

5. ASSE Career Center: Need help finding your next internship or your first job after graduation? Our onsite Career Center is waiting for you!

4. Safety Talks Student Roundtable Discussions: Engage in infor-mal discussion roundtables with safety professionals from various industries on the first day of our conference. Meet fellow ASSE student members and safety professionals who not only know what it is like to be in your shoes, but can offer you advice for a successful career in OSH.

3. Poster Sessions: Present your original research and get noticed during the Interactive Poster and Video Session. Plus, receive complimentary regis-tration to the conference.

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