SESHA 2011 Program Book - Semiconductor Safety Association

Lisy. His research involved implementation of molecular
beam techniques for the formation of alkali metal/
solvent clusters and probing them with a color center
laser. Steven earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
and graduated with distinction from the University of
Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
Shane Harte
Biography - Shane Harte Shane Harte is the Environment
Safety and Health manager for the European
Semiconductor Industry Association (EECA-ESIA)
in Brussels, Belgium. His responsibilities there focus
on; EU environmental legislation relevant for device
manufacturers, product compliance and sustainability
issues and advising companies on the impact of EU legislation.
Mr Harte also coordinates global cooperation
programmes as part of the European delegation to the
World Semiconductor Council’s Environment Safety
and Health task force. Previous to this he has worked
as a legal adviser on EU environmental policy in the
European Parliament in Brussels.He began his career
working in the private sector in Ireland. Mr Harte graduated
with a BA International from the National University
of Ireland, Dublin.He also obtained a Masters.Econ.
Science in European Economic Science and an M.A. in
Public Affairs from the Dublin European Insitute, NUI.
Tim Higgs
Tim Higgs is an environmental engineer with Intel’s
corporate environmental organization. He received
his B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Michigan
State University in 1983 and is a registered professional
engineer (chemical) in the State of Arizona. Tim has
been with Intel for 27 years in a variety of environmental
positions at the site and worldwide levels, and has
extensive experience in matters related to air permitting,
air emissions control, energy efficiency and climate
change. He has worked with state and local regulatory
agencies across the U.S. as well as in other nations on air
pollution control programs, and has frequently consulted
with U.S. EPA on air program matters of importance
to the semiconductor industry.
Todd Hohn
Mr. Hohn is Vice President of Strategic Resources
at PureSafety. He has nearly 20 years of experience in
safety and loss control. Prior to joining PureSafety, he
worked with DBO2, assisting businesses in creating and
implementing predictive modeling solutions to help prevent
worker injuries, avoid catastrophic loss, and reduce
liabilities. Before that he was Assistant Vice President of
Risk Control at CNA, where he managed national prod-
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ucts and services for the multi-billion-dollar Casualty
and Commercial Segments business. He holds a B.S. in
Safety from Illinois State University and is a graduate of
the Advanced Executive Education Program at the University
of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business.
He is also a frequent presenter, facilitator and speaker
on topics ranging from management accountability to
efficiency and productivity.
Fang-Ming Hsu
Mr. Hsu is the current head of RM&ESH Division
of TSMC. Meanwhile, he chairs ESH Committee of
Semiconductor Industrial Association in Chinese Taipei
and co-chairs the ESH Committee of SEMI Taiwan.
Starting from 1995, Mr. Hsu entered Semiconductor industry.
While working for Vanguard and TSMC, his jobs
covered technical and managerial consolidation of facilities
and ESH. In this time period, he also chaired the
professional committee of Science Park’s Water-Electricity-Gas
Supply. Before 1995, he worked for industrial
gas industry and petrochemical industry for a long
time. In recent years, Mr. Hsu has been in charge of corporate
social responsibility affairs in TSMC. Mitigating
climate change, building green supply chain and carbon
disclosure are part of fields he is closely supervising.
Shigehito Ibuka
Director for TEL EHS SEMI EHS Executive
Committee member SEMI International GHG WG cochair
SEMI ICRC Japan co-chair Taskforce co-leader
for SEMI S13, S16, S17, S19, S23 and S24 EcoDesign
2011 international symposium vice-chair JAMP Business
Committee chair
Scott Inloes
I have a BS in Chemical Engineering from Oregon
State. For eight years I worked for the local air agency
inspecting, permit and managing the Title V and Air
toxic programs. The last ten years I have working for industry
covering various environmental issues, including
Title V, emission testing, and new source review.
Brian V Jenkins
Brian has been employed by Nalco since 1978 in
a variety of technical sales and marketing positions including
District Sales Manager, Marketing Manager,
and Senior Product Manager. He is currently an Industry
Development Manager in Nalco’s Light Industrial Strategic
Business Unit. He has published in several different
technical forums including the American Society of
Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers,
Industrial Energy Technology Conference, International