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Sessions Wednesday, continued SESSION 4 1-2:30 p.m. Respirator Primer: Tools for Successful Program Management (Continued from 8:30 a.m.; concludes at 4:30 p.m.) OSHA 10-hour for General Industry (Continued from 8:30 a.m.; continued on Thursday) Solutions to Reduce Hand Injuries Did you know that hand injuries account for more than 25% of all recordable incidents in the workplace? The good news is we can dramatically reduce hand injuries through involvement, innovation, and communication. In this interactive session, you experience Boise Inc.’s corporate-wide initiative to eliminate hand injuries. It is a comprehensive approach to safety, which engages leadership, employees, and vendors to discover the critical actions required to keep our hands injury free. Matt Saxe Corporate Safety & Health Manager Boise, Inc., Boise, Idaho Nutrition and Wellness (1-4:30 p.m.) This session is an interactive discussion on nutritional choices, dieting, and the importance of staying hydrated at work. It targets the overall wellness of employees, mentally and physically. Attendees learn strategies to help overcome obesity, stress, and chronic fatigue. This program is designed to help diagnose potential health concerns before they become serious injuries. Sam Rader, BA, Human Development Owner Proactive Injury Prevention, Vancouver, Washington In this rigging workshop we cover the basic removal criteria for rigging hardware and slings. We look at some of the applications and limiting factors when using different types of rigging. This is an interactive class and has hands-on exercises. We also discuss the roles and responsibilities of riggers and their interaction with the crane. Mark Wagar Safety & Health Consultant L & I - DOSH, Spokane, Spokane Leading Indicators Roundtable (1-4:30 p.m.) This roundtable is an opportunity to share knowledge and learn the value of incident reporting. Some items to focus on are the successes of the leading indicator reporting process; barriers and possible solutions to the leading indicator reporting process; best practices to increase and/or sustain leading indicator reporting and overall successes and best practices with the process. Facilitators: Lou Flores DOSH, Olympia, Washington Debbie Mattinen Georgia Pacific Wauna, Clatskanie 2:30-3 p.m. Break (lower level) Rigging (1-4:30 p.m.) Partners in Safety — Steering Toward the Future Register online at www.regonline.com/pulp_paper11 12
Sessions SESSION 5 3-4:30 p.m. Nutrition and Wellness (Continued from 1 p.m.) Rigging (Continued from 1 p.m.) Respirator Primer (Continued from 8:30 a.m.) OSHA 10-hour for General Industry (Continued from 8:30 a.m.; continued on Thursday) Leading Indicators Roundtable (Continued from 1 p.m.) Loading Dock Safety The loading dock area is very likely to be the most hazardous part of your operation when you consider the combinations of hazards and the volume of activities that occur in this area. The lift truck operator, ramps and inclines, overhead obstructions, dissimilar surfaces often wet and slippery, poor lighting in trailers, other vehicular traffic, pedestrian traffic, restricted views, sheer drops, trailer creep, congested staging areas, and accumulations of empty containers, pallets, and debris are hazards which can all be present at the same time within a very confined area. Learn how to make your dock operations safer. Also covered are advanced stability and capacity dynamics. Craig Hamelund Education Specialist Oregon OSHA, Portland Rob Vetter Director of Training Ives Training Group, Blaine, Washington Awards Presentation and Dinner Wednesday, November 30 6 p.m. — Grand Ballroom Join us as we celebrate 21 years! Dinner tickets $20 each Grand Prize Drawing — You must be present to win! 13
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