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This webinar occured on: May 4, 2011
EHS Managers need to focus on managing. Activities such as manual data entry, transcribing data for reports, hunting for missing information takes valuable time away from your busy day. Come and join us on May 4th @ 2 PM Eastern to hear EHS Professionals discuss how they were able to automate EHS work flows to eliminate manual data entry, auto generate reports, receive threshold alerts and much more!
In this Webinar hear practical Case Studies where EHS Managers are able to:
1. Import Vendor MSDS/EDS Data
2. Import Product Usage/Inventory
3. Automate Upload of Continuous Emissions Monitoring data
4. Automate Threshold Alerts:
a) CEM’s Data
b) Permitted Conditions
c) Internal Thresholds
d) Usage check alerts
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SPEAKERS:
Annette S. VonCannon
Annette VonCannon has been with AkzoNobel Coatings Inc. for 34 years, transitioning from a Sr. Chemist to Environmental Manager in 2002. Annette manages product regulatory issues for over 500 customers to insure compliance with local, state and federal haps and voc regulations. She has a BS in Chemistry from Campbell University
Bruce D. Gaylord, PG, QEP, CHMM
Bruce Gaylord has a BS in Geology & Earth Sciences from Eastern Michigan University. He is the past Chair and current Secretary of the Kentucky A&WMA Chapter, and a past officer of the East Central Section – A&WMA. He is a Director at Large for the Kentucky CHMM. Mr. Gaylord is currently employed as a Regional Environmental Coordinator for Republic Conduit. He was an Engineer/Scientist for Kentuckiana Engineering Company and an Engineering Supervisor for the Louisville Air Control District. His past experience also includes being a Station Manager at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
Ron Drumeller
Ron Drumeller is responsible for all air emissions compliance activity at the Volkswagen Facility in Chattanooga, TN. Ron is a seasoned Environmental Professional with over twenty years of experience in the Environmental industry. He has managed large Government contracts for removing Hazardous wastes, driven energy reduction initiatives in a lean manufacturing environment, implemented ISO 14001, and managed air emissions compliance activities in numerous automotive manufacturing facilities.
Paul Link
Paul Link is a Lead Analyst with the Sherwin-Williams Company. Currently, he manages projects, staff and consultants in the Corporate Health, Environmental and Regulatory Systems (HEARS) department with a primary focus on regulatory compliance systems. Paul is responsible for all Corporate ‘Legacy’ system projects and applications. Those systems, along with custom IT applications, assist with adherence to regulatory compliance by providing domestic and international support to Sherwin-Williams regulatory, environmental and business units as well as government agencies and Customers.
Sherry Stookey
Sherry Stookey, QEP, is Regulatory Affairs Manager for the Valspar Wood business group and is responsible for safety and environmental product stewardship as it relates to paints and coatings. Her almost 15 year tenure at Valspar includes working with ERA Environmental Consultants to provide client data necessary to complete environmental reporting obligations. Prior to Valspar, she was employed by Trigon Engineering (now Kleinfelder Engineering), an environmental consulting firm, as a project manager, Thomasville Furniture Industries as Environmental Manager and Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Department as Environmental Specialist.
Sarah Sajedi
Sarah Sajedi is the Director of Research and Development at ERA Environmental Consulting, Inc. Sarah manages ERA’s programming group and scientific/engineering staff. She spearheaded software development for the Web based ERA-EMS™ (Environmental Management System) and the ERA-EHS™ (Environmental Health/Safety & Hygiene Module). Sarah Sajedi has a BS with specialties in Chemistry & Biochemistry from Concordia University.
Duration: 1 Hour