OHS Virtual Event 2010 -- Occupational Health & Safety

Occupational Health & Safety VIRTUAL EVENT 2010

OH&S VIrtual Event Prize Winners

Two lucky attendees of the April 7 OH&S VIrtual Event won Flip Ultra™ camcorders from the OH&S booth. David Groves (pictured right), Cott Beverages Safety Manager, and Randy Parnow, Fastenal Company HR/Training/Safety Manager, both enjoyed the event and were excited about winning. "I thought the whole virtual event was great!" commented Groves.

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Thanks to all who attended and experienced our FREE virtual expo area, learning first-hand from leaders in the health and safety industry about the key trends and technologies that help you save money, improve efficiency and ensure compliance in the new decade.

PRESENTERS

Inside Washington Politics

presented by Government Affairs Directors Aaron Trippler (left), American Industrial Hygiene Association, and Dave Heidorn (right), American Society of Safety Engineers. Founded in 1911 and based in Des Plaines, Ill., ASSE has more than 32,000 safety, health, and environmental professional members. AIHA, founded in 1939 and located in Fairfax, Va., is a nonprofit organization with about 10,500 professional members.

Aaron and Dave will discuss this year’s important federal and state safety and health legislation and the political landscape ahead of the 2010 midterm elections.

World’s PPE Markets in 2010

presented by Sanjiv Bhaskar, Global Director, Personal Protective Equipment for Frost & Sullivan. Sanjiv will discuss trends in the PPE industry, global PPE markets in 2010, where growth areas can be found, and the outlook in the markets for 2011.

iNet Control – Visibility Into Your Gas Detection Program

presented by Jason Wright and Kelly Copeland, Industrial Scientific Corp. sales development specialists. They will outline the company’s award-winning iNet Program and illustrate how iNet Control provides visibility into employers’ gas detection programs, giving them detailed views of calibrations, alarms, and sensor performance that allow them to identify sources of potential problems, take action, and save lives.

Why On-Site Health Care?

presented by Stu Clark, executive vice president of Comprehensive Health Services Inc.

On-site health care is transforming employee health and safety management. As companies strive to reduce costs and boost workforce productivity, the number of employer-sponsored on-site health centers continues to grow. Patient behavior and health outcomes change dramatically as providers and patients engage in a convenient setting where providers are supported in practicing consistent, high-quality medicine.

Remaining Competitive as OSHA Increases Enforcement

presented by Jim Stanley, president of FDRsafety and former No. 2 at OSHA headquarters. The “new” OSHA is focusing on construction companies for increased enforcement. A court ruling last year said contractors can be held responsible for the safety actions of subcontractors on their site, even if the contractors’ own employees were not involved. Jim, who has extensive experience in safety issues at construction sites, will help contractors understand how they can meet the OSHA challenge and still keep their businesses competitive.

Each presentation is followed by a Q&A session. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity.