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In-Person | Virtual | OnDemand | AIHceEXP.org
Advancing Worker Health & Safety
MAY 23–25 | Nashville, TN
Professional Development Courses May 21, 22, and 26
FINAL PROGRAM
The premier conference and exposition for occupational
and environmental health and safety professionals
General Information
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as noted. A full listing of events may be found in the If you experience harassment or hear of any incidents
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Friday, May 20.............................................5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m. the right to take any action deemed necessary and Conduct Acknowledgement.
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Monday, May 23......................................... 7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. incident of unacceptable behavior, and AIHA reserves record, copy, or take screen shots of Q&A or any chat
Tuesday, May 24......................................... 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. the right to prohibit attendance at any future meeting. room activities taking place in the Virtual AIHce EXP
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Thursday, May 26......................................6:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m. limited to:
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threatening or stalking any attendee, speaker, volunteer,
exhibitor, AIHA staff member, service provider, or other sessions, socials, or in the Expo).
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Education Credits
AIHce EXP 2022 attendees can earn up to 18 contact Going Green! water management, waste
reduction, and a green roof
hours by attending one session in every time block, To help reduce waste and our footprint on the
Monday through Wednesday. Additional CM contact hours • Food and beverages at
environment, AIHA and our suppliers have partnered
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Saturday, May 21 through Thursday, May 26 – A first aid
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Hall B on Level 3.
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AIHce EXP have not necessarily been approved or endorsed by AIHA.
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General Information
Evaluations Mother’s Room Speaker Ready Room
PDC and education session evaluations can be accessed The MCC offers two suites for nursing mothers: one on Meeting Room 201 A
via the AIHce EXP mobile app/virtual platform. Your level 1 around the corner from Meeting Room 101 and one Schedule:
feedback is appreciated and will be used to improve on level 3 outside Hall D. Friday, May 20.............................................. 5:15 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
AIHce EXP. Saturday–Sunday, May 21–22................ 7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
All participants will receive a final conference evaluation
via email on Thursday, May 26.
Proof of Attendance and PDC Monday, May 23.........................................8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Completion Tuesday, May 24.......................................... 7:00 a.m.–5:15 p.m.
Wednesday, May 25..................................8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Expo Transcripts will be updated no later than June 24, 2022. Thursday, May 26....................................... 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
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Monday......................................................... 9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. up to 18 contact hours (not verified by individual session); of the session.
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Wednesday...................................................9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. their verified participation in each virtual session. For
each PDC, in-person and virtual attendees will receive a WIFI
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hours for that specific PDC.
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Special Events
First-Timers’ Meet and Greet 36th Annual AIHF Fun Run/Walk Health & Wellness Activities
Monday, May 23 | 6:30 a.m.–7:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 24 | 6:30 a.m.–8:00 a.m. Monday, May 23–Wednesday, May 25
Omni, Legends Ballroom D Lace up your shoes and get ready to Times noted throughout program
Network, get tips from seasoned pros, and plot your run 5K or walk 2K in support of future Behind the main escalator at the 5th Avenue entrance
conference activities at the First-Timers’ Meet and Greet! OEHS professionals through your Take some time for self-care with daily morning yoga
donation to the AIH Foundation. Sleep-in and interactive, 25-minute sessions on staying healthy,
Sponsored by donations are also welcome! calming your mind, and staying fit.
All in-person participants (individual
Nexus Lounge for Students and runners, team runners, and sleep-in entries) must check- Namaste With AIHA (yoga)
in at the Fun Run Desk (2nd Floor, MCC). Hours: Sunday,
Early Career Professionals 12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. and Monday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Monday, May 23 | 6:30 a.m.–7:15 a.m.
Tuesday, May 24 | 6:00 p.m.–6:45 p.m.
Monday, May 23 | 10:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Shuttles for the Fun Run course depart the MCC beginning Wednesday, May 25 | 6:30 a.m.–7:15 a.m.
Tuesday, May 24 | 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. at 6:00 a.m. Tuesday. Omni, Music Row 2
Wednesday, May 25 | 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Mats and blocks provided.
Meeting Room 208 A Sponsored by
The Nexus Lounge is your go-to destination to network,
recharge, and meet respected leaders in the OEHS Premier Pop-Up Education Sessions
profession. Enjoy our “Lessons in Leadership” series Monday, May 23–Wednesday, May 25
featuring opening keynote, Capt. Chris Cassidy, and Silver Bronze Times noted throughout program
closing keynote, James Frederick, AIHA award winners, Under the grand staircase on Level 1 across from
and other OEHS leaders. Room 102
These interactive, 25-minute sessions deliver timely
Expo Hall Networking Reception information on issues affecting OEHS professionals today.
Monday, May 23 | 4:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.
Exhibit Halls A and B
Link up with friends and start your first night right with
this annual networking tradition! Hors d’oeuvres will be
served, and in-person attendees will receive one drink
ticket with your registration.
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Special Events
Learning Pavilions
Pathway Pathway Passport Sponsors
Booth #
Monday, May 23–Wednesday, May 25
Times noted throughout program
Passport 925 AIHA
Game
Show Office B, Level 3M outside Exhibit Hall B 1111 Casella
Looking for even more educational content?
Grab a refreshment and join us for these sponsored 616 Draeger, Inc.
sessions addressing timely topics within OEHS.
This year’s Pathway Passport game is built right into 502 Kinetics Noise Control
Innovation Stations
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the AIHce EXP mobile app. Virtual players take part
Monday, May 23–Wednesday, May 25 by answering questions and completing missions in 625 Magid
Times noted throughout program the app. On-site players take part by visiting each
Exhibit Hall, Aisle 400 participating sponsors’ booth and scanning a page
within the app. When the game ends at 12:00 p.m. 1533 MilliporeSigma
Bring new innovations back to your team with these
short, impactful 25-minute presentations from our CT on Wednesday, May 25, attendees who have
visited every participating booth w ill be awarded an 731 Raeco Rents
exhibitor partners. You’ll learn about new equipment,
instrumentation, technology, services, and more! additional 1,000 points. Winners will be announced
that a
fternoon. The top four on-site players and top 730 S.E. International, Inc.
INTERNATIONAL
virtual player will receive $
500 American Express gift
Main Stage Presentations cards!*
1316 Scientific Analytical Institute, Inc.
Monday, May 23–Wednesday, May 25
Times noted on pages 23, 34, and 46. The Pathway Passport leaderboard will be available
Exhibit Hall, AIHA Booth 925 on the app during the conference. Keep an eye on it 825 TSI Inc.
AIHA highlights topics of interest to OEHS professionals to gauge your progress and track your competition,
including career advancement, effective communication, but beware: scores can change dramatically when 604 Uniphos Envirotronic
getting published, and Association initiatives such as completion bonuses are added.
Commit to CARE, government relations, grand challenges, 1502 VelocityEHS
and more. *Only attendees with full conference badges can qualify for
prizes. AIHA staff and exhibitors are not eligible.
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AIHA Fellows and AIHA Named Awards
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2022 AIHA Fellows terms of evaluating chemical exposures and bigger-picture Thomas Peters, PhD, CIH, FAIHA
methodological research. Notably, her range involves Nominated by Kent A. Candee, MS, CIH,
The AIHA Fellow designation recognizes AIHA members
both chemical and physical hazards, and her collaborators CSP, ARM, CPCU, on behalf of the AIHA
in good standing with 15 years of continuous Full
include peers in private industry, academia, and other Iowa/Illinois Local Section
membership who have made recognized contributions
fields.
to industrial hygiene or related disciplines, either through
research, leadership, publications, education, or service Peters’ career has included evaluating real-time aerosol
to AIHA. Fellows are nominated by an AIHA local section, Kathleen S. Murphy, CIH, FAIHA measurement devices, investigating turbulence effects on
special interest group, committee, or peers. The Fellow Nominated by Jennifer Sahmel, MPH, coarse filters, analyzing size selectors used in chemical
designation is limited to no more than five percent of the CIH, CSP, FAIHA, on behalf of the Fellows speciation samplers, and developing aerosol generators
membership. Special Interest Group for use in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s
human exposure facilities. During his time with the EPA, he
Kathleen Murphy, the director of Global Regulatory contributed to the development of the agency’s National
Shannon H. Gaffney, PhD, MHS, Affairs at Sherwin Williams in Cleveland, Ohio, has been Ambient Air Quality Standard for particulate matter under
an AIHA member since 1998. A graduate of Case Western 2.5 micrometers in diameter (PM2.5). In the process of
CIH, FAIHA
Reserve University, Murphy has professional experience creating the standard, he was responsible for developing
Nominated by Anders Abelmann, MS, PhD, in business, government, and consulting. Prior to joining and testing PM2.5 sampling hardware, conducting field
CIH; Dana Hollins, MPH, CIH; and Jennifer Sherwin Williams, Murphy brought her experience to tests, and drafting portions of the U.S. Code of Federal
Sahmel, MPH, CIH, CSP, FAIHA national organizations and global corporations such Regulations. Peters also collaborated in the development
as OSHA, PolyOne, ExxonMobil, and Honeywell. Her of novel methods to assess the spatial, temporal, and
Shannon Gaffney has devoted her professional career leadership and strategic vision have been instrumental to compositional variability in atmospheric particulate matter
to the field of occupational and environmental health and guiding AIHA’s continued evolution in inclusive, modern, in further EPA-funded work. His key role in this work
safety. Her experience and expertise include evaluating forward-thinking ways that expand the Association’s reach has been to develop and standardize low-cost passive
various aspects of community and worker health. As a beyond industrial hygiene. She was president of AIHA’s sampling methods with analysis by computer-controlled
principal investigator with Cardno ChemRisk, Gaffney has Board of Directors from 2019 to 2020 and has also served scanning electron microscopy to determine concentrations
designed and executed several comprehensive research on the American Industrial Hygiene Foundation Board of coarse particulates and their compositional makeups.
studies focused on evaluating current or historical of Trustees, the AIHA Finance Committee, the Product
worker exposures. She has also evaluated methods for Stewardship Society, the Analytical Accreditation Board,
occupational exposure limit development for several the Standards Advisory Panel, several AIHA local sections,
chemicals and reconstructed worker and community and the International Strategy Task Force (as Board
exposures in a variety of settings and industries. Her Liaison).
breadth and depth of technical skills is impressive, both in
AIHce EXP 2022 10AIHA Fellows and AIHA Named Awards
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Philip Platcow, CIH, BS, MS, 2022 AIHA Named Award This award, the highest tribute paid to an AIHA member,
FAIHA recognizes distinguished and exemplary service in the
Recipients advancement of the OEHS profession and the unique
Nominated by Bart Ellingsen, CIH, on behalf
AIHA values the profession and our members by technical and professional contributions made in the
of the AIHA New England Local Section
providing opportunities and resources to share their support of AIHA’s mission and vision.
work and recognize those who exemplify excellence and
As senior vice president of health and safety at The
leadership. AIHA Named Awards are given to industrial Alice Hamilton Award for Social
Vertex Companies, Platcow leads monthly health and
hygienists and other occupational and environmental Responsibility
safety webinars open to all his Vertex colleagues, which
cover subjects such as industrial hygiene and safety and
health and safety professionals whose efforts significantly Pamela R. D. Williams, MS, ScD, CIH
strengthen IH/OEHS professionals’ capabilities and
on-air monitoring practices and instruments. Platcow Nominated by Alan Rossner, PhD, CIH,
improve the health and safety of workers around the
also conducts in-house Hazardous Waste Operations FAIHA
world.
and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) refreshers,
respiratory protection seminars, and industrial hygiene Williams’ efforts with the Society for Risk Analysis and
President’s Distinguished Service to
exposure assessments, to ensure the highest standards AIHA’s Risk Committee have brought a cross disciplinary
AIHA Award
of learning and ultimate performance. He has teamed up element (along with others) to AIHA and is regarded
with The Vertex Companies’ president and chief operating Paul Hewett, PhD, CIH, FAIHA as high quality and influential work. However, her work
officer for periodic recorded messages, health and safety Selected by John Mulhausen, PhD, CIH, involving low and middle-income countries defines high
webinars, and briefings. Platcow also understands his CSP, FAIHA impact and follows in the footsteps of Alice Hamilton.
role as requiring him to excel in explaining health topics, Land-based pollution from a variety of industries results
including those related SARS-CoV-2, to his company. Hewett has made extensive contributions to AIHA, in significant adverse public and occupational health
Thanks to Platcow’s ability to teach technical subjects the profession, and the protection of workers through outcomes and may affect the long-term economic growth
in language accessible to non-experts, his colleagues important scientific advancements in our techniques of developing countries. Pamela’s application of risk
routinely say that they consider The Vertex Companies to and tools to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of analysis approaches to these personal and community
be a trusted source for news and information on SARS- exposure assessment strategies. These include research, exposures allows for an effective decision-making process.
CoV-2. Additionally, Platcow led the development of publications, and presentations on the analysis of This award distinguishes individuals who recognized
Vertex’s mentoring program and currently serves on the censored datasets, exposure modeling, and the statistical and addressed the diverse needs of the workforce by
company’s Mentoring Leadership Committee and Diversity, analysis of exposure data—including seminal work on developing and advancing the practice of social welfare
Equity, and Inclusion Council. Bayesian Decision Analysis. Tool contributions include and responsibility through public service, community
freeware versions of IHDataAnalyst for Bayesian statistical service, and non-traditional social reform, thereby making
analysis of exposure data and programs for demonstrating a major impact on, and improvement of, public welfare.
the performance of various exposure assessment
strategies.
AIHce EXP 2022 11AIHA Fellows and AIHA Named Awards
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The Donald E. Cummings Memorial Award The Edward J. Baier Technical The Kusnetz Award for Outstanding
for Outstanding OEHS Practice Achievement Award Achievement by an Early Career
Howard B. Spielman, CIH, CSP, Charles “Gus” Manning, PhD, CIH, Professional
SMS, REHS (ret), FAIHA FAIHA Beauregard M. Middaugh, PhD,
Nominated by Joel I. Berman, CIH, CSP, Nominated by Richard Mark O’Mara MS, MS, CIH, CSP
CIAQM; Kathy S. Jones, CIH; and Mary Anne Messiha, MPH, CIH, CIHC, FAIHA Nominated by Neil Zimmerman, PhD, PE, CIH, FAIHA
CIH, CSP, CPH
Manning did not invent the passive dosimeter badge, Known for a fantastic work ethic, Middaugh not only
Spielman, who started Health Science Associates (HSA) but with the company he founded, Assay Technology, he was a full-time student earning two BS, an MS, and
in 1970, has been a mentor a multitude of people who have has delivered more IH passive sampling solutions to our PhD degrees, he was also the EHS Specialist at a large,
become CIHs and have had important careers in industrial field of science than any other individual. Throughout regional construction company from his sophomore year
hygiene. He has continued to play an active role with his more than 40-year career in industrial hygiene, he through the completion of his PhD, rising to Corporate EHS
AIHA (both National and local sections). He was also the has authored and presented many technical papers and Specialist during his tenure. His accolades include awards
founder, founding President, and served additional terms lectures on his area of expertise. He has served on several and scholarships. During this time, he was awarded 13
as President of the California Industrial Hygiene Council AIHA Committees as both a member and as a leader. He research, service, and recognition awards at campus,
(CIHC), a preeminent leader within National and other State also has served on other related organizations as both a regional, and national levels including the National Safety
and Local sections. CIHC, with Spielman as a consistent member and a leader. He seemingly has never learned to Council’s prestigious Rising Star of Safety award as one
board member through the years, has promoted the field say no when asked for help on a project. of the nationwide, top 40 safety and health professionals
of industrial hygiene within the legislative process, working This award recognizes an individual or individuals under the age of 40 in 2010. He also received eight
with Cal/OSHA, as well as servicing and assisting the varied whose technical accomplishments have made substantial, scholarship awards, including the two most prestigious
clients of HSA, which include manufacturers, commercial leading-edge contributions to the field of OEHS through national industrial hygiene student awards: the 3M
building owners, construction firms, and educational technical expertise, innovation, research, scientific Industrial Hygiene Graduate Scholarship Award and the
organizations in adopting, developing, servicing, improving, advancements, and interaction with or influence on other American Industrial Hygiene Foundation Scholarship. More
and promoting industrial hygiene programs. scientific disciplines. recently, he was recognized by his current employer with a
This award recognizes individuals who make Dedicated Service Award in 2017, and he was the recipient
outstanding contributions to the knowledge and practice of the Purdue University School of Health Sciences
of the OEHS profession through demonstrating practical Outstanding Young Alumni Award in 2020.
application of OEHS knowledge, advancing the practice This award honors an industrial hygienist under the
of Total Worker Health, expanding the profession through age of 40 and currently employed in the private sector
active collaboration via alliances and partnerships, and who shows promise for leadership in the profession. The
creating tools applicable beyond the OEHS profession. Kusnetz Award is sponsored by Florence Kusnetz.
AIHce EXP 2022 12AIHA Volunteer Groups Named Awards
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Lila Albin Award Rachel Carson Award Fellows SIG Mid-Year Career
Since 1997, the AIHA Indoor Environmental Quality The AIHA Environmental Issues Committee Award
Committee has recognized a peer reviewed article in the awards this honor in recognition of their The Fellows SIG awards the Fellows SIG
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health. The environmental advocacy in the spirit of Mid-Year Career Professionals Award to
article must: (a) provide practical information and expand Rachel Carson. This award is bestowed recognize an industrial hygienist with 10
the knowledge base of IEQ professionals; (b) address a upon an environmental health and safety to 25 years of industrial hygiene work
critical IEQ issue; and (c) present the topic clearly and (EH&S) professional who has attained experience who exhibits outstanding
engagingly. The award goes to Jeff Wagner, Tamara L. outstanding success and distinction in their environmental leadership and/or technical capabilities, has
Sparks, Shelly Miller, Wenhao Chen, Janet M. Macher, and industrial health and safety business, profession, or worked as a volunteer for AIHA committees, project task
and Jed M. Waldman for the article, Modeling the Impacts life’s work. This year’s recipient is Timothy Paz, CIH. forces and/or SIGs, and has exhibited a commitment to
of Physical Distancing and Other Exposure Determinants contribute to the industrial hygiene profession throughout
on Aerosol Transmission, published in the Journal of
Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, volume 18,
Chaffin Award their career. This year’s recipient is Michael D. Larranaga,
By encouraging conference participation PhD, CIH, PE, FAIHA.
2021, issue 10-11, pages 405-509, published online 13
September 2021. and recognizing excellence in the field
of ergonomics, the AIHA Ergonomics Rochelle Crew Memorial Award
Committee presents the Chaffin Award
Birkner Leadership Award to the best ergonomic-related technical
This award is given by the AIHA
Construction Committee to honor the
The AIHA Leadership and Management session at AIHce EXP. Established in memory of Rochelle Crew, a long-time
Committee presents this award to honor 2008, the award honors Dr. Donald B. Chaffin’s many construction safety PDC presenter and
the legacy of Ruth McIntyre-Birkner and contributions to the field of ergonomics and to AIHA. This former member of the committee. The
Larry Birkner and is proudly awarded to year’s recipient is Ryan Butler, CIH, CSP for Whole-Body award is given to the best construction-
an individual exemplifying extraordinary Vibration Exposure Onboard Coast Guard Small Boats. related paper, technical session, or PDC presentation at
leadership and management. This year’s the previous year’s AIHce. This year’s recipient is Anthony
recipient is Bernard Fontaine, Jr., CIH, CSP, FAIHA. Oliveri, CIH for Lessons Learned From Fatality Assessment
and Control Evaluations (FACE) Investigations in Michigan.
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H. Kenneth Dillon Memorial Award Donna Doganiero Award John A. Leonowich Award
This award is presented by the AIHA Biosafety and The AIHA Safety Committee presents this This award is given by the AIHA Non-Ionizing Radiation
Environmental Microbiology Committee to honor the award to the presenter of the best safety- Committee for educational excellence in nonionizing
memory of Dr. Ken Dillon, a former AIHA Fellow and the related crossover education session at radiation, honors students who are actively pursuing NIR
principal instructor for several years of the popular PDC, AIHce EXP. The award honors a truly initiatives through research or education, and recognizes
Prevention, Determination, and Remediation of Biological outstanding individual whose achievements the achievements made by current students in advancing
Contamination in Indoor Environments. The award is given and vision continues to move the field of both theirs and the profession’s understanding of
to the recipient of the best student poster on biosafety or industrial hygiene and safety forward, Donna Doganiero, nonionizing radiation.
microbiology at AIHce EXP. CIH, FAIHA. This year’s recipient is Steve Eversmeyer,
CIH, CSP for FR Clothing Selection.
The Randy Ogle/Paul Baron
Cannabis Industry Health and Award
Safety Best Student Poster OEHS Career Professional Award
This award is presented by the AIHA Nano and Advanced
This award is presented to an individual
This award is presented by the AIHA Cannabis Industry Materials Working Group to recognize excellence in
or individuals (up to two) who have
Health and Safety Committee to the best student poster at a peer-reviewed article published in the Journal of
made significant contributions to
AIHce that focuses on the OEHS aspects of this industry. Occupational and Environmental Health (JOEH), which best
OEHS above and beyond their typical advances knowledge and practice in our field. This award
job responsibilities. This can include
Health and Safety Virtual Exhibit contributions in student development,
honors the work of Mr. Randy Ogle and Dr. Paul Baron who
led the way in providing the management tools and data
of the Year Award mentoring, or early career guidance. Nominees must have that laid the groundwork for future generations of EHS
demonstrated a commitment to promoting the profession
The Health and Safety Virtual Exhibit of the Year Award professionals working in the field of Nano Technology and
of OEHS, advancing the profession among students and
acknowledges the power of an instructive, visually Advanced Materials. The award goes to Gavin H. West,
early career professionals, and/or providing guidance and
appealing, virtual exhibit to tell a story about occupational Fatima I. Castaneda, Leonard G. Burrelli, Daniel Dresser,
mentorship to students or early-career professionals. This
and environmental health and safety issues. Through this Michael R. Cooper, Sara B. Brooks, and Bruce E. Lippy for
award is presented by the AIHA Academic Advisory Group the article Occupational Exposure Risk During Spraying of
award, the AIHA Museum and Cultural Heritage Working
and the AIHA Student and Early Career Professionals
Group seeks to encourage others to identify or develop Biocidal Paint Containing Silver Nanoparticles published in
Committee. This year’s recipient is Georgi Popov, PhD,
other health and safety-related virtual exhibits. This the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene,
QEP, CSP, ARM, SMS, CMC, FAIHA.
year’s recipient is Cornell University School of Industrial volume 18, 2021, issue 6, pages 237-249, published online
Labor and Relations for their compelling exhibit “The 1911 14 May 2021.
Triangle Factory Fire”.
AIHce EXP 2022 14AIHA Volunteer Groups Named Awards
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Cultural Heritage Health and David L. Swift Award Memorial Upton Sinclair Lecture Award
Safety Advocate Award Award The Upton Sinclair Memorial Lecture on EHS Investigative
Reporting is hosted by the AIHA Social Concerns
The 2021 inaugural award is presented by the AIHA Museum This award honors the memory of Dr. David L. Swift for his
Committee. This year’s lecture, Hot Day: How Data and
and Cultural Heritage Working Group to Eryl P. Wentworth, outstanding contributions to aerosol and industrial hygiene
Documents Shined a Light on Heat’s Mounting Death
former Executive Director of the American Institute for research. Aerosol research papers published during
Toll on Workers in the US will be delivered by Kristen
Conservation (AIC), whose significant work transformed the the previous year in the Journal of Occupational and
Lombardi, Columbia Journalism School at AIHce EXP
occupational health and safety landscape for the cultural Environmental Hygiene are reviewed by the AIHA Aerosol
on Monday, May 23 at 3:15 p.m. CT. This lecture will
heritage industry. Her emphasis on allied professional Technology Committee.
walk conference attendees through the “Hot Days”
collaborations, including her 2016 proposal to establish a
investigation, outlining the main findings and providing a
partnership between AIHA and AIC, led to the creation of
the Museum and Cultural Heritage Industry Working Group.
Joselito Ignacio OEHS Emergency window into the labor-intensive reporting process.
Her organizational support for the 30+ year old AIC Safety Preparedness and Response
and Health Network resulted in AIC being a major resource Award John M. White Award
for health and safety training, guidelines, and workshops The John M. White Award was established by the AIHA
The Incident Preparedness and Response Working Group
for its members, many of whom are in private practice or Respiratory Protection Committee to encourage scientific
will evaluate posters and education sessions based on
small businesses. Ms. Wentworth ensured that AIHA senior and application-oriented research in respiratory protection.
a scoring system including presentation, applicability to
leadership would be included on the Advisory Council and This year’s award is presented to William G. Lindsley,
emergency response, and originality. Select workgroup
Steering Committee of the new 2020 Held in Trust Initiative Donald H. Beezhold, Jayme Coyle, Raymond C. Derk,
members will review the conference agenda and identify
between AIC’s Foundation and the National Endowment for Francoise M. Blachere, Theresa Boots, Jeffrey S.
candidate posters or educational sessions. The review
the Humanities, thus guaranteeing the inclusion of safety Reynolds, Walter G. McKinney, Erik Sinsel, and John D.
workgroup scores criteria for each domain based on
and health into all aspects of the conservation and cultural Noti for the article Efficacy of Universal Masking for Source
applicability to OEHS-related preparedness and response
heritage professions. Control and Personal Protection from Simulated Cough
efforts.
and Exhaled Aerosols in a Room published in the Journal
Margaret Samways Memorial of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, volume 18,
Student Poster Award 2021, issue 8, pages 409-422, published online: 21 July
2021.
This award honors the memory of Margaret Samways, past
chair and long-time member of the AIHA Communication
and Training Methods Committee. The award will be
given to the best student poster at AIHce that focuses on
communication and training methods.
AIHce EXP 2022 15AIHA Volunteer Groups Named Awards
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Aileen Yankowski Outstanding 2021 Critics’ Choice Award Construction Committee—Chair Daniel T. Woody, CIH;
Vice Chair Shelley R. Shortes, CIH, CSP; and Secretary
Leader of the Year Award The Critic’s Choice Award honors a
Shelley R. Shortes, CIH, CSP; and Past Char Janet L. Keyes,
publication completed in 2021. The
The Aileen Yankowski Outstanding CIH, FAIHA. AIHA Green Color Council Committee.
Content Portfolio Advisory Group (CPAG)
Leader of the Year Award, presented
evaluates all publications and selects
by the AIHA Women in IH Committee, is Ergonomics Committee—Chair Penney M. Stanch, CIH,
one to recognize for their impact on the
awarded annually to an individual who, CSP, CPE; Vice Chair Emily Macomber Driggers, ASP, AEP;
profession, originality, and quality of writing.
through volunteerism, supports the career Secretary Albert W. Moore, CIH, CPE; and Past Chair Gary
This year’s recipient is The Role of the
development of professional women, Downey. AIHA Yellow Color Council Committee.
Industrial Hygienist in a Pandemic, 2nd
promotes leadership skills and disseminates critical
edition, edited by Roger D. Lewis, PhD,
information relevant to women working in industrial Fellow SIGs—Chair Jennifer Sahmel, PhD, CIH, CSP,
CIH, FAIHA and Robert D. Strode, MS,
hygiene. This year’s recipient is Nancy E. Wilk, HBSc, FAIHA; Vice Chair Martin L. Jones, Ph.D., CIH, CSP, FAIHA;
CIH, FAIHA.
MHSc, CIH. Secretary David S. Abrams, CIH, FAIHA; and Past Chair
John “Jack” P. Springston, CIH, CSP, MS, FAIHA. AIHA Teal
2021 AIHA Bestseller AIHA Outstanding Volunteer Color Council Committee.
This award is presented to the editor(s) of Groups (2021) Incident Preparedness and Response Working Group—
the publication that sold the most copies Chair Patrick Sean Wallace, CIH; Vice Chair Eugene A.
during the year. The 2021 best seller is Cannabis Industry Health and Safety Committee—Chair Satrun, CIH, CSP, FAIHA; Secretary Beth A. Osterink, MPH,
presented to Carter B. Ficklen, III, CIH, Mary Malendia Maccree, BS, CIH, CSP; Vice Chair Sylvia REHS, CIH, CSP; and Past Chair Laura H. Weems, CIH, CSP,
CSP for Industrial Hygiene Reference and Study Guide, Shiner Fontes, CIH; Secretary Angela Wheeler, CIH, CRSP, CHMM. AIHA Orange Color Council Committee.
4th edition. SDS Author; and Past Chair Robert S. Kleinerman, CIH.
AIHA Orange Color Council Committee. International Affairs Committee—Chair Steven Verpaele;
Vice Chair Laurence Svirchev, MA, BSc, CIH; Steven
Confined Spaces Committee—Chair Caroline Switzer, Verpaele; Secretary Maharshi P. Mehta, CIH, CSP, FAIHA;
CIH, CSP; Vice Chair Janet L. Keyes, CIH, FAIHA; Secretary Past Chair Lydia N. Renton, B. Sc., CIH, ROH, FAIHA. AIHA
Kenneth C. Eck, CIH, CSP, CFPS, DABFE, FACFE; and Past Yellow Color Council Committee.
Chair Bonnie J. Lockhart, CIH. AIHA Green Color Council
Committee.
AIHce EXP 2022 16AIHA Volunteer Groups Named Awards
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Laboratory Health and Safety Committee—Chair Marian Protective Clothing and Equipment Committee—Chair AIHA Local Section Awards
Lee Poore; Vice Chair David A. Acker, CIH; Secretary John J. Hill, CIH, CSP; Vice Chair Paul E. Allen, CIH, CSP,
Ashwani Shukla, CIH, CSP, SMS; Secretary-Elect Angela ARM CSP; Secretary Kevin Joseph Mahoney, Jr., CIH,
Dartt, Ph.D., CIH; Past Chair Garth Graham, CIH. AIHA Blue CSP; Secretary-Elect Christopher C. Brennan; and Past The Jim D’Arcy JOEH Original Article Award
Color Council Committee. Chair Cheryl K. S. DuBois, CIH. AIHA Red Color Council The Michigan Industrial Hygiene Society (MIHS) Best Paper
Committee. Award is awarded to the authors of an original article from
Leadership and Management Committee—Chair Celia the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene
A. Booth, CIH, CSP; Vice Chair Eltaneice V. Bolden, CIH, Sampling and Laboratory Analysis Committee—Chair Dru (JOEH). With the passing of long-time selection committee
CHMM; Secretary Steven D. Jahn, MBA, CIH, FAIHA; Past A. Burns, MSc; Vice Chair Derek J. Popp; Secretary Anand chair, Dr. Jim D’Arcy, in June 2021, MIHS renamed the
Chair Bradley W. Rodgers, MS, CIH, CSP. AIHA Violet Color Ranpara; Past Chair Evan Floyd, PhD, CIH. AIHA Blue Color award the Jim D’Arcy JOEH Original Article Award. This
Council Committee. Council Committee. year’s award is presented to Ashley Newton, Karin
Adams, PhD, CIH, Berrin Serdar, L. Miriam Dickinson,
Mentoring and Professional Development Committee— Stewardship and Sustainability Committee—Chair Alison and Kristen Koehler for the article Personal and Area
Chair Justin D. Hoover, MS, CSP; Vice Chair Anthony M. Gauthier; Vice Chair Mary O’Reilly, CIH, PhD, CPE, Exposure Assessment at a Stainless-Steel Fabrication
Uliano, Jr., CIH, CHMM; Past Chair Melanie D. Nembhard, FAIHA; Past Chair Julie M. Panko, CIH, FAIHA. AIHA Yellow Facility: An Evaluation of Inhalable, Time-Resolved PM10,
CIH. AIHA Violet Color Council Committee. Color Council Committee. and Bioavailable Airborne Metals published in the Journal
of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, volume 18,
Museum and Cultural Heritage Working Group—Chair Teen Workplace Health and Safety Committee—Chair 2021, issue 2, pages 90-100, published online: 8 February
Kathryn A. Makos, MPH, CIH; Vice Chair Jeffrey R. Sotek, Brian Czarnecki, CHST, CSP, CIH; Vice Chair Michaela 2021.
CIH, CSP, PE; Secretary Ralph A. Froehlich, MS, CIH, CSP, A. Hall, MPH; Secretary Robert James Rataj; Past Chair
QEP, FAIHA; Secretary-Elect Carlis Brown, MSPH, CIH. Jennifer L. Maclachlan. AIHA Violet Color Council
AIHA Blue Color Council Committee. Committee.
Opioids Working Group—Chair Penelope E. Pietrowski, Women in IH (WIH) Committee—Chair Joy Jacobsen, MS,
CIH; Past Chair Peter B. Harnett, MS, MPH, CIH, CSP, CIH, CSP, CRSP, EP; Vice Chair Diana Harrington Peroni,
FAIHA. AIHA Orange Color Council Committee. CIH; Secretary Katie E. Stryker, CIH; Past Chair Crystal C.
Brown, CIH, CSP. AIHA Teal Color Council Committee.
AIHce EXP 2022 17Friday, May 20 and Saturday, May 21 At A Glance
Friday, May 20 Saturday, May 21 l PDC 109: A Qualitative Risk Analysis Tool for the IH/OS
Toolbox – NEW!, Room 104 C
5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m. 6:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
l Registration, Registration Lobby, 2nd Floor l Registration, Registration Lobby, 2nd Floor l PDC 110: Evolving OEHS Risk Management Systems and
Skills to Meet Post-2020 Challenges – NEW!, Room 209 A
5:15 p.m.–7:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m.–7:30 a.m. l PDC 702: Evaluation, Operation, and Maintenance of
Industrial Ventilation Systems – Day 1 – NEW!, Room 207 A
l Speaker Ready Room, Room 201 A l PDC Monitor Meeting, Room 201 A
l PDC 703: Improving Inhalation Exposure Assessments –
Day 1, Room 209 C
7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
l : PDC 704: Communicating Risk Pathways From EHS
l Speaker Ready Room, Room 201 A
Sessions marked with : will be Hazards Identification to Enterprise Risk Management –
broadcast for Virtual AIHce EXP. Day 1, Room 105 A
8:00 a.m.–Noon l PDC 705: Electrical Safe Work Practices With Application of
Sessions marked with 8 are included l : PDC 201: Pandemic Response Program (PRP) Plan NFPA 70E (2021 Edition) – Day 1, Room 103 C
in OnDemand. Workshop – NEW!, Room 103 A
Sessions, schedule, and inclusion in l PDC 202: Practical Applications in Water Management for the Noon– 1:00 p.m.
Control of Legionella and Other Waterborne Pathogens,
OnDemand are subject to change. l PDC Luncheon, Room 101 A
Room 205 A
l : PDC 203: The OSHA HAZWOPER Standard – 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Misunderstandings and Misinterpretations, Room 104 A
l : PDC 301: Safety R.O.C.K.S. – NEW!, Room 103 A
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. l PDC 302: “Fun”damentals of Industrial Toxicology – NEW!,
Room 202 A
Full session descriptions may l : PDC 102: Risk Assessment for Elongate Mineral Particles,
l PDC 303: The Bigger Picture of Sustainable Development
be found in the mobile app. Room 102 A
Goals – NEW!, Room 205 A
Events take place at the l : PDC 103: You are the New Radiation Safety Officer...
Now What?, Room 106 A
l : PDC 304: Real-World Challenges and Solutions for
Music City Center unless Respirator Cartridge Changeout Schedules – NEW!,
otherwise noted. l PDC 104: Advanced Application of 4-Gas/PID Sensor Room 104 A
Technology, Room 104 D
l PDC 105: Methods and Applications for Real-Time Chemical
Detection, Room 207 C
l PDC 106: Understanding Leadership From the Masters, Click on the course or session title
All times listed are Central. Room 202 C to get to the full description.
AIHce EXP 2022 19Sessions marked with : will be broadcast for Virtual AIHce EXP.
Sunday, May 22 At A Glance Sessions marked with 8 are included in OnDemand.
Sessions, schedule, and inclusion in OnDemand are subject to change.
6:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m. l PDC 410: Understanding Exposure Statistics and Variability in 5:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
l Registration, Registration Lobby, 2nd Floor IH, Room 202 C l ISS Forum 2022 (by invitation only), Omni, Music Row 3
l PDC 411: Workplace Solutions for Total Worker Health® 101
and Beyond, Room 202 A
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.–7:30 a.m.
l PDC 702: Evaluation, Operation, and Maintenance of l AIHA Museum and Cultural Heritage Committee, Omni,
l PDC Monitor Meeting, Room 201 A Broadway Ballroom G
Industrial Ventilation Systems – Day 2 – NEW!, Room 207 A
l PDC 703: Improving Inhalation Exposure Assessments – l AIHA Oil and Gas Working Group Meeting, Omni, Broadway
7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Ballroom H
l Speaker Ready Room, Room 201 A Day 2, Room 209 C
l : PDC 704: Communicating Risk Pathways From EHS 6:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.– Noon Hazards Identification to Enterprise Risk Management – l AIHA International Affairs Committee Meeting, Omni, Legends
l : PDC 501: Aerosol Sampling Update, Room 102 A Day 2, Room 105 A Ballroom A
l : PDC 502: Framework for Ensuring Proper Use of Direct- l PDC 705: Electrical Safe Work Practices With Application of l AIHA Mining Working Group Meeting, Omni, Broadway
Reading Instruments, Room 106 A NFPA 70E (2021 Edition) – Day 2, Room 103 C Ballroom D
l PDC 503: Investigations, Litigation, and Case Studies for l AIHA Board of Directors Meeting, Omni, Legends Ballroom F
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Legionnaires’ Disease, Room 205 A l AIHA Women in IH (WIH) Committee Meeting, Omni,
Noon–1:00 p.m.
Broadway Ballroom K
8:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m. l PDC Luncheon, Room 101 A
l PDC 401: Identifying and Quantifying Post Fire and Post 6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Urban Wildfire Hazards, Room 104 C Noon–5:00 p.m. l AIHA Environmental Issues Committee Meeting, Omni,
l PDC 402: Classification and Management of Hazardous l AIHF’s 36th Annual Fun Run/Walk Registration Open, Broadway Ballroom C
Waste, Room 104 D Registration Lobby, 2nd Floor l AIHA Sampling and Laboratory Analysis Committee Meeting,
l : PDC 403: Communicating Science and Technical Omni, Broadway Ballroom A
Concepts – NEW!, Room 103 A 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
l PDC 404: Ensuring Safe Entry to Oddball Confined Spaces, l : PDC 601: Managing IH Data the Smart and Easy Way – l AIHF Donor and Scholarship Recipient Reception
Room 207 C NEW!, Room 102 A
(by invitation only), Omni, Legends Ballroom D
l PDC 405: Leadership and Communication – Why It’s (Almost) l PDC 602: State-of-the Art Modeling for Industrial Hygienists
Everything in HSE, Room 209 A Using IH Mod 2.0 With Monte Carlo Simulation, Room 205 A 6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
l PDC 407: A Gentle Approach to RF for IHs, Room 106 C l : PDC 603: Ethics and the COVID-19 Pandemic – A Case l AIHA Respiratory Protection Committee Meeting, Omni,
Study on Reopening Workplaces – NEW!, Room 106 A Broadway Ballroom B
l : PDC 408: Cultivating a Culture of Health and Safety Within
the Cannabis Industry – NEW!, Room 104 A 5:15 p.m.-6:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
l AIHA Risk Committee, Omni, Broadway Ballroom J l FLI Alumni Reception (by invitation only),
Omni, Grand View Terrace, sponsored by
AIHce EXP 2022 20Monday, May 23 At A Glance All times listed are Central.
6:00 a.m.–7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. l 8 A7: The Risk Assessment Process and
Sessions marked with : will be
l AIHA Mentoring and Professional l Speaker Ready Room, Room 201 A High Hazard Risk Reduction, Room 202 A
broadcast for Virtual AIHce EXP.
Development Committee Meeting, Omni, l 8 A8: Ask the Expert with the Opening Keynote
Legends Ballroom E 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Speaker, Capt. Chris Cassidy, Room 205 A Sessions marked with 8 are included
l AIHF’s 36th Annual Fun Run/Walk l 8 A9: Preparing OEHS for Tectonic Shifts in in OnDemand.
6:30 a.m.–7:15 a.m.
Registration, Registration Lobby, 2nd Floor Organizational Decision Making, Room 209 A
l Namaste With AIHA (yoga), Omni, Music Row 2 Sessions, schedule, and inclusion in
l :8 A10: The Role of the IH in a Pandemic,
OnDemand are subject to change.
6:30 a.m.–7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. Part 1, Room 103 A
l First-Timers’ Meet and Greet l Career Advantage Fair Résumé Critiquing,
sponsored by Room 206 B
Pop-Up Education and Health & Wellness Schedule
Omni, Legends Ballroom D Pop-up Education Health and Wellness
Under the grand staircase on Level 1 Behind the main escalator
7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Time across from Room 102 at the 5th Avenue entrance
l Registration, Registration Lobby, 2nd Floor l Career Advantage Fair, Room 206 B 10:00 a.m.–10:25 a.m. Evaluating Respirable Titanium Dioxide Using X-Ray Relaxation Techniques in the
Diffraction Workplace
9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Presenter: Steven Verpaele, Nickel Institute, Belgium Presenter: Small World Yoga
10:30 a.m.–10:55 a.m. Noise Dosimetry Data Collection With a Smartphone Chair Yoga (Yoga at Your Desk)
l Exhibit Hall Open, Exhibit Halls A and B Presenter: Mark Rollins, A-EHS Presenter: Small World Yoga
8:00 a.m.–9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m.–11:25 a.m. Industrial Hygiene and Safety in Construction Intro to Meditation
Opening General 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. Presenter: Philip Pederson, Consultant Presenter: Small World Yoga
l 8 A1: Research Roundup: Risk Assessment 1, 11:30 a.m.–11:55 a.m. Exposures Associated With 3D Printing in Schools
Session and Presenters: Aika Davis; Qian Zhang, Chemical Insights
Room 207 A
Coffee Research Institute
l 8 A2: Research Roundup: Aerosols 1, 2:00 p.m.–2:25 p.m. Applying Visual Literacy to Health and Safety It All Begins With the Breath
:8 Room 207 C Presenter: Carl Sall, WSP Presenter: Bruce Kelly
Keys to Assessing l :8 A3: Industrial Hygiene 4.0 — The Next 2:30 p.m.–2:55 p.m. Managing Fatigue Risk in a 24/7 Workplace Tapping
Iteration of the OEHS Profession, Room 105 A Presenter: Brad Jones, LyondellBasell Presenter: Bruce Kelly
Risk — Knowing 3:00 p.m.–3:25 p.m. Highlighting Priority Technologies for Worker Safety Four-Minute Fitness
l :8 A4: Using Human Performance Presenter: Sarah Ischer, National Safety Council Presenter: Bruce Kelly
When to Push Evaluations to Accurately Identify Exposure 3:30 p.m.–3:55 p.m. Rolling Out the “Smart Fit Test” Program Anti-Anxiety Toolbox
or Pivot Risk, Room 102 A Presenter: Siu Keung Li, Presenter: Bruce Kelly
Capt. Chris Cassidy l :8 A5: Assessing Worker Well-Being Via Hong Kong Hospital Authority, Hong Kong
4:00 p.m.–4:25 p.m. Using Computer Modeling to Predict Exposure
Karl F. Dean Ballroom ABC-S the NIOSH Worker Well-Being Questionnaire
Presenter: Jason Lott, Afton Chemical
(NIOSH WellBQ), Room 106 A
Sponsored by l :8 A6: IHs Are the Greatest Salespeople in
the World, Room 104 A Full session descriptions may be found in the mobile app.
Events take place at the Music City Center unless otherwise noted.
AIHce EXP 2022 22Sessions marked with : will be broadcast for Virtual AIHce EXP.
Monday, May 23 At A Glance Sessions marked with 8 are included in OnDemand.
Sessions, schedule, and inclusion in OnDemand are subject to change.
Innovation Station Schedule l B6: Why Your (Our) Leadership Is as Critical
as Ever, Room 205 A
Time Sponsor Exhibit Hall Aisle 400
l B7: Changing the Paradigm of the Modern-
9:35 a.m.–10:00 a.m. How to Build a Chemical Emergency Toolkit Day Industrial Hygiene/Occupational Safety
Professional, Room 202 A
Analysis of Settled Dust for Infiltration of Wildfire-Related l :8 B8: Fundamentals of OEHS Hazard Recognition/
10:10 a.m.–10:35 a.m.
Particulate Combustion Products Management Metrics, Room 105 A
l :8 B9: Reopening Buildings Safely After
Exposure Assessment Track
11:20 a.m.–11:45 a.m. Advances in Real-Time Detection Systems Prolonged Shutdowns, Room 102 A Sponsored by
l :8 B10: The Role of the IH in a Pandemic,
How to Comprehensively Eliminate Toxic Airborne Mold in
12:15 p.m.–12:40 p.m.
4 Hours
Part 2, Room 103 A Sessions in this year’s Hazard Recognition/
l Learning Pavilion: Noise Surveys: Exposure Assessment track will feature
12:50 p.m.–1:15 p.m. Manage, Monitor, and Help Protect Your Teams From the Heat Yesterday’s Pitfalls, Today’s SGS Galson’s SmartSenseTM real-time,
Solutions, and the Possible Effects of remote, air monitoring technology
Ototoxins on Your Hearing Conservation that continuously measures indoor air
1:25 p.m.–1:50 p.m. Quieter Is Better!
Program by SKC, Show Office B, Level 3M quality and environmental parameters
Real-Time Solutions for Real-Time Challenges: Silica & outside Exhibit Hall B with professional grade accuracy.
2:00 p.m.–2:25 p.m. l Poster Session 1 – Author Attend Time, SmartSenseTM monitors will be placed in
Respiratory Protection
2nd Floor Prefunction the five meetings rooms of sessions in
the track to monitor air quality Monday
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.–12:15 p.m. l Academic Advisory Group, Omni, Gibson
through Wednesday. Real-time data
l Learning Pavilion: Can’t We Do Better Than l Student Local Sections Council Business Boardroom
reports will appear on a screen in SGS’s
Manual Observation Risk Assessment for Meeting, Omni, Cumberland 1 exhibit booth 1005 and will be provided to
Workplace Musculoskeletal Disorders? Yes, 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m. AIHA and the Music City Center.
We Can! by Velocity EHS, Show Office B, 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. l Career Advantage Fair Résumé Critiquing,
Level 3M outside Exhibit Hall B l 8 B1: Research Roundup: Epidemiology, Room 206 B
l AIHA Climate Change Adaptation Task Force Room 209 A
l C4: STPA Hazard Evaluation Technique — A
(by invitation only), Omni, Music Row 1 l 8 B2: Research Roundup: Aerosols 2, 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
New Tool in the IH/OS Tool Box, Room 209 A
l Standards Advisory AIHce Meet-Up Room 207 A l :8 C1: Research Roundup: Hazard
l :8 C5: What the Highest Performing S&H
(by invitation only), Omni, Music Row 4 l :8 B3: Evaluating Noise-Induced Hearing Recognition and Exposure Assessment 1,
Room 102 A Professionals Have in Common in Leadership
Loss Workers’ Compensation Claims, and Influence, Room 106 A
10:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Room 104 A l C2: Research Roundup: Risk Assessment 2,
Room 202 A l 8 C6: Perspectives and Challenges of IH
l The Nexus Lounge for Students and Early l :8 B5: EH&S Professionals’ Journeys From Professionals Within the Circular Economy,
Career Professionals, Room 208 A Safety to Wellness, Room 106 A l C3: Occupational Health and Safety Priorities
Room 207 A
in Gold Mining, Room 207 C
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