SESHA 28th Annual International High Technology ESH Symposium & Exposition
April 18-22, 2006
Marriott Santa Clara
2700 Mission College Boulevard
Santa Clara, CA 95054


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April 18 - General Session Grid

04/18/2006
Tuesday
9:00-11:00 Opening Ceremonies and Awards - Bernie Frist, SESHA President


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11:00-1:00 Lunch - Exhibit HallStudent Presentations

12:00-12:30 Emergency Preparedness: Best Practices for Catastrophies or Catastrophic Best Practices - Aubrey Gold, UMD
12:30-1:00 Problems and Issues With Telecommuting as it Relates to the Semiconductor Industry - John Englund, Stout
1:00-1:30 Nanotechnology Resources: Their Importance and Usage in the Semiconductor Industry - Yashira Reveron, Murray State
1:30-2:00 Viable Options for Small Semiconductor Related Businesses to Survive the European Directive: Waste From Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) - Kathleen Murphy, Stout
2:00-2:30 A Method to Measure the Contributions of Occupational Health and Safety Programs in the Semiconductor Industry to Company Efficiencies: A Pilot Project - Gerald Ulleberg, UMD
2:30-3:00 Implementing OHSAS 18001 - Matthew Copeland, Cal Poly
3:00-3:30 Risk Assessment of Bulk vs. Small Chemical Quantity Transfer During the Manufacture of Semiconductors - Matthew VanWatermulen, UMD
3:30-4:00 Reduction of Global Warming Potential Through the Environmental Protection Agency's PFC Reduction Partnership for the Semiconductor Industry - Stephanie Mathis, Murray State
4:00-4:30 Implementation of Integrated Management Systems in the Semiconductor Industry - Robert Mathias, Stout
4:30-5:00 Nanotechnology: Can We Get As Safe As We Are Small? - Paul Beck, UMD
  ESH Leadership Safety/IH Environmental/Facilities
1:00-1:45 1:00 - 1:10 Aaron Zude, Moderator - Introduction & Panel Discussion Kickoff
1:10 - 1:30 Bruce Klafter, AMAT - "Challenges in Applying Corporate EHS Standards to Expanding Global Operations"
1:30 - 1:50 Kyle Dotson, Calpine Corporation - "Safety Leadership and ANSI Z-10"
1:50 - 2:10 Reed Content, AMD - "Sustainable Manufacturing: High Productivity with Low Impact"
2:15 - 2:30 Chuck Fraust, SIA - "The Role of Trade Associations in Addressing Global Chemical Management Issues"
(Click here for abstracts) 		NFPA 70E: Understanding the Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace
R.Widup
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A.Chasey
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1:45-2:30 NFPA 70E - A Cultural Change
D.Thornton
Save 		Exhaust Management System for EH&S Compliance in Semiconductor R&D Environment
T.Huynh, T.Le, D.Schiller
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2:30-3:00 Break - Exhibit Hall
3:00-3:45 3:00 - 3:20 Aimee Bordeaux, SEMI - "SEMI EHS Leadership Topic"
3:20 - 3:45 Aaron Zude - Moderated Panel Discussion
3:45 - 4:30 Audience Question & Answer 		Simulation or the Real Thing? Comparing Industrial Hygiene Tests Used for S2 Evaluations
P.Derbyshire
Save 		Point of Use Particle Removal – Keeping the Ductwork Clear
J.Van Gompel
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3:45-4:30 Hexavalent Chromium Production/Decay during Mask Production Process
J.Ratliff
Save 		Security Lessons the Chemical Enterprise can Teach FABs
N.Langerman
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4:30-5:00 Break - Exhibit Hall
5:00-7:00 Opening Reception
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April 19 (Wed) - General Session Grid

04/19/2006
Wednesday
9:00-9:30 Keynote 1
Joseph Pietrantonio
Vice President, Global Operations-Americas, Air Products
Hurricane Katrina: a Case Study
9:30-10:00 Keynote 2
Paula O. White
Director, Cooperative and State Program, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
OSHA Update - Milestones in Cooperative Programs and Achievements in Outreach, Education and Compliance Assistance
10:00-10:30 Break - Exhibit Hall
Sponsored by Air Products
  Safety/IH Environmental/Facilities Semi Bootcamp
10:30-11:15 Tool Fire Protection Program
S.Szmyd, M.Bogner, C.Evanston
Save 		Calculating Semiconductor Process Air Emissions
M.Sherer
Save 		Take the Virtual Fab Tour
V.DeGiorgio
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11:15-12:00 ANSI Z10: The New OHS Management System Standard; Why it is Important, and How it is Different from Other Systems
C.Redinger
Save 		Reducing Volatile Organic Compound Emissions through Improved Waste Management
S.Stewart
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12:00-1:30 Break - Exhibit Hall - Cash & Carry Lunch
1:30-2:15 Risk Assessment and Risk Management for Pyrophoric and Flammable Gases
A.McLaughlin, S.Peterson
Save 		Sustainability Fameworks fostering Business & Environmental Performance
C.Kohl Zaugg
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J.Jamali
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2:15-3:00 Control Banding; Health-Based Risk Assessment and Risk Management Strategies
D.Zalk, D.Nelson
Save 		Bioremediation of TCE in Groundwater through Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination
C.Jacob, E.Weber, J.Bet
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R.Scholtz
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3:00-3:30 Break - Exhibit Hall
  Safety/IH International ESH Semi Bootcamp
3:30-4:15 An examination of an exposure control strategy to prevent arsine exposure to assessors during chamber cleaning.
E.Mulenga, M.Lan
Save 		Europe's Environmental Regulation Trajectory
M.Kirschner
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J.Barsky
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4:15-5:00 Nanomaterials - IH Safety and Research Update, Emerging Challenges
N.Filipp, X.Alcaraz
Save 		China Environmental Regulatory Trends and Rulemakings Affecting the Semiconductor Industry
R.Ferris
Save 		Emergency Preparedness and Response Programs
B.Sherin
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April 20 - General Session Grid

04/20/2006
Thursday
9:15-10:00 Keynote 3
Stan Myers
CEO, SEMI
International Industry Trends and the Role of EHS
10:00-10:30 Break
  Emerging Technologies and Issues Semi Bootcamp Disaster Preparedness and Recovery
10:30-11:15 Adapted Method for Organizing Safety Assessments on Large Semiconductor Equipment & Systems
M.Frankfurth, M.Krauss
Save 		Confined space entry and rescue at Semiconductor Facilities
R.Dojahn
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B.Bond
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11:15-12:00 Advanced Manufacturing and Human Performance Measurement— Doing MORE with Lean, Ergonomics, and Six Sigma (LESS)
S.Smith, CPE
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J.Jamali
Save 		Pandemic Preparedness: What Companies Need To Know
M.Druckman
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12:00-1:00 Lunch
  Emerging Technologies and Issues Semi Bootcamp Disaster Preparedness and Recovery
1:00-1:45 Implementing Progressive HSE Metrics
J.Rodstein
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R.Dojahn
Save 		Intel's Avian Bird Flu Preparedness Plan
K.Griffith
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1:45-2:30 Effective Strategies for Building and Managing Your Global EHS Program
K.Romanow
Save 		Toxic Gas Monitoring Basics
H.Goyal
Save 		Taking a Threat Management Approach to Pandemic Preparedness
S.Kemerer
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2:30-3:00 Break
  Product Stewardship Roundtable
The Product Stewardship Continuum
K.Kapur, B.Klafter, M.Majors
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3:00-3:45 Climate Leaders for EPA
C.Schneider
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3:45-4:30 Performance Tracks for EPA
K.Easley
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4:30-4:45 Closing Ceremony - Karl Albrecht, SESHA President Elect
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April 21 (Friday)


12:00-1:00 SERF Roundtable - Accomplishments and Results, Future of SERF
Friday ALL DAY PDC's - Full Day Courses (8AM - 5PM, Lunch from Noon - 1PM)
PDC 1 8 hour HAZWOPER recert
Jay Jamali; Enviro Safetech, San Jose, CA
PDC 2 Electrical Safety for Non-Electrical Engineering Safety Professionals
Lindy Austin, P.E.; Earth Tech Microelectronic Services
PDC 10 Applying SEMI S22-1103: Safety Guideline for the Electrical Design of Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment
Chris Evanston; Earth Tech Microelectronic Services
Friday AM PDC's - Morning Courses (8AM - Noon)
PDC 3 Semiconductor Industry Exhaust Management, POU Abatement and Centralized Abatement Equipment
Mike Sherer; Sherer Consulting Services, Inc.
PDC 4 Codes Part 1: The 2006 Building, Fire and Mechanical Codes and Your Legal Responsibilities
Reinhard Hanselka, PE, REA; SESHA, Santa Clara County, CA
Friday PM PDC's - Afternoon Courses (1 - 5PM)
PDC 5 Codes Part 2: The Hazardous Materials Requirements of the International Codes
William Winslow; Winslow Partnership, Newcastle, Washington
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April 22 (Saturday) - Professional Development Courses (PDC)


Saturday ALL DAY PDC's - Full Day Courses (8AM - 5PM, Lunch from Noon - 1PM)
PDC 6 EHS Design and Installation Considerations for Specialty Gas, Chemical Distribution, and POU Delivery Systems
Varun Gopalakrishna, Aaron Zude, Susan Creighton; EORM, Sunnyvale, CA and Facilities and Safety Solutions, Fremont, CA
PDC 7 8 hour DOT HM-126 F cert or recert
Bill Whitney; Enviro Safetech, San Jose, CA
Saturday AM PDC's - Morning Courses (8AM - Noon)
PDC 8 Arc Flash Electrical Safety
Steve Meyers; EORM, Newport Beach, CA
Saturday PM PDC's - Afternoon Courses (1 - 5PM)
PDC 9 Industrial Toxicology in Microelectronics: Examples from the Traditional Microworld (GAAS, INP, GAN) to the Modern Nanoworld
Nicole Proust; TRT Fr, Palaiseau, France

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