 | 10 IFSS Track 2: Safety |
| | | Session 2A: A "Just" Culture |
| | | 2/3/2010 9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. |
| | | Seminar Description:
A “just” culture promotes a blameless environment where individuals openly share their errors so all may learn. It’s a culture where it is OK for people to make an honest mistake, so long as they admit the mistake and willingly engage in helping the organization to further “error-proof” its work processes, with the intention of helping others avoid making that same or a similar mistake in the future. When something goes wrong, the focus is on what, rather than who, is the problem. The intent is to bring process weaknesses, failures, and system issues to light, and to solve them in a nonbiased, transparent, and non-threatening manner. It includes topics of accountability, human performance, and learning. |
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| Session Chairperson | | Keith Drake, Safety/Health, Fire Protection, and Security Supervisor American Electric Power - John E. Amos Power Plant |  | | Session Speakers | |
Ken Frazier, Vice President, Safety & Health
American Electric Power (AEP) | |
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| | | Session 2B: What’s Happening with Safety and Health Regulations |
| | | 2/3/2010 1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. |
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This session will educate the audience on the process used for amending, revising, or creating a new standard or regulation, and provide an update where the various topics stand in the process. Representatives from OSHA and industry will discuss the issuance of revised or new federal occupational safety and health standards. |
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| Session Chairperson | | Bob Taylor, ES&H American Electric Power | | |
| Session CoChair | | Brian Sossaman, Emergency Response & Security Manager LyondellBasell | | | Session Speakers | |
Mark Hernandez, Compliance Assistance Specialist
U.S. Department of Labor - OSHA | | | | | Invited
Industry Representative TBA,
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| | | Session 2C: Top 10 OSHA Violations in Industry |
| | | 2/3/2010 2:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
| | | Seminar Description:
A representative from OSHA's Houston office will cover the top 10 regulatory violations, comparing national and regional statistics. Each year OSHA publishes the most frequently cited Top Ten Violations which represent frequently identified hazards found by OSHA inspectors. In addition, frequently cited standards can be searched on the OSHA website by specific industry. Learn what requirements you may need to review to ensure a safe workplace. |
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| Session Chairperson | | Joel Calfee, Director II - Chairman - Heath & Safety IAFF HPFFA Local 341 & FCSN - Texas Director | | | Session Speakers | |
James Shelton, Compliance Assistance Specialist
Houston North OSHA Office | |
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| | | Session 2D: Process Safety Management- Contractor Participation |
| | | 2/4/2010 8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. |
| | | Seminar Description:
OSHA requires owners/operators of PSM covered processes to pre-approve and manage contractor performance. This presentation will cover a pre-approval process, management process, and site expectations of contractors at a large manufacturing facility. |
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| Session Chairperson | | Troy Monk, Safety/Health and PSM Director Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority | | |
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Albert Condello III, Professor - Safety Management & Fire Protection Engineering
University of Houston Downtown | | | | |
Troy Monk, Safety/Health and PSM Director
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority | |
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| | | Session 2F: Heat Related Emergencies |
| | | 2/4/2010 1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. |
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In this session we will discuss heat related emergencies, signs and symptoms, and emergency treatment. |
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| Session Chairperson | | Troy Monk, Safety/Health and PSM Director Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority | | |
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Keith Drake, Safety/Health, Fire Protection, and Security Supervisor
American Electric Power - John E. Amos Power Plant | | | | |
Constance Spaulding, CIH, Occupational Health Coordinator, Gulf Coast Cluster
DuPont Packaging & Industrial Polymers | |
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