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April 1-3, 2008
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TUESDAY, APRIL 1 – 9:45 to 10:45 With the potential loss of $45-54 billion in compensation, lost wages and decreased productivity annually, focusing on ergonomic health is good business! Ergonomics, in contrast to other health, safety and environmental services, can yield a positive return on investment. In addition to cost avoidance through injury prevention, ergonomics can yield increased individual and department productivity, reduce labor requirements and turnover, improved quality which reduces waste and rework, and improved job/worker satisfaction. This presentation will show you how much positive impact ergonomics can make in your business and why it should be part of the way you do business. George LaPorte, CIE, Senior Project Manager, Ergonomics, Bureau Verita |
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 – 1:30 to 2:30 This session will summarize known health hazards in the tire building and injection molding industries and present air sampling and noise monitoring strategies to evaluate those hazards. Information about chemical contaminants, air sampling methods, noise hazards, noise monitoring methods, and hazard control strategies will be presented for both industries. Health and safety professionals in these industries will be able to use the information presented to assess hazards in their facilities and identify possible gaps in their hazard assessment and control programs. Thomas Knupp, CIH, Senior Project Manager, Bureau Veritas |
| CM Points | 0.1 CM Points |
| Location | Greater Columbus Convention Center
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To Register for the Expo, visit: http://www.ohiobwc.com/employer/programs/safety/SafetyCongress.asp |