SESHA 2011 Program Book - Semiconductor Safety Association

health and safety programs in both Compound Semiconductor
and Silicon microelectronics manufacturing.
Project focus included industrial hygiene characterization
and exposure assessment of chemical contaminants
in the work place, conducting hazard analyses of new
equipment, and specification of engineering controls to
enhance the safety of hazardous gas storage and delivery
systems. During his tenure with HP, Andy was awarded
Certification in Industrial Hygiene by the American
Board of Industrial Hygiene. After co-founding EORM
in 1990, Andy has supported a variety of market areas
including semiconductor, communications, biotechnology,
pharmaceutical and most recently, the photovoltaic
industry where he has focused on assisting clients in optimizing
their EHS programs by improving operational
compliance, reducing cost, enhancing productivity and
strengthening business advantage. Currently, Andy holds
the position of Executive Vice President and Managing
Principal with EORM. Andy’s industry association involvement
has centered on the Semiconductor Environmental
Health and Safety Association (SESHA) where
his involvement dates back to 1982. After joining HP in
1984, Andy became very active in the Northern California
Chapter, and was given the opportunity to take on a
Regional Director role for Northern California in 1987
and was elected to the Board of Directors in 1989. Andy
had the privilege of serving the Association as a member
of the Board from 1989 to 1996, holding a series of
leadership positions to include serving as President from
1995 - 1996. He received the Presidents Award in 1999
and was elected in 2001 as a Fellow by SESHA. He is
the second recipient of Pacific Industrial and Business
Association (PIBA) Health and Safety Professional of
the Year Award (1999). Over the last twenty years, he
has authored numerous articles and had the opportunity
to present at international conferences and symposiums
in both North America and Asia. Andy holds a Bachelor’s
Degree in Environmental Toxicology from the
University of California, Davis and a Masters Degree in
Environmental and Occupational Health/Industrial Hygiene
from California State University, Northridge.
Richard Melville
Richard Melville, MS, CIH, is an advisory industrial
hygienist with responsibility for upstream chemical
reviews, regulatory compliance, asbestos, lasers, ergonomics,
epidemiology study support, hazard communication,
and chemical security support.
Gary Niekerk
Gary Niekerk has spent twenty-five years working
with employees, customers, and stakeholders to protect
and build the brand and reputation of some of the
world’s leading high-tech companies. Gary has worked
for Hewlett-Packard, Apple and Intel where he has spent
the past sixteen years. During his career, Gary has held a
variety of leadership positions, including: Regional Environmental
Health & Safety Director, HR Communications
Manager and External Affairs Manager. Gary’s
current position is Director, Global Citizenship in Intel’s
Corporate Affairs organization where he works on corporate
strategy related to sustainability, corporate reputation
and stakeholder management. Gary has a BS degree
in Occupational Safety and Health and a MS degree in
Industrial Hygiene.
Chang Hyun Oh
Mr. Oh has been a senior engineer at Hynix Semiconductor
for five years since 2007. As a senior engineer
he has been in charge of CDM project, study on
reduction of PFCs emission, energy efficiency TF and
FI-IR measurement of POU scrubber efficiency. Prior to
joining ESH R&D center where he is currently working
for, Mr. Oh had been working for hynix as a process
engineer, especially in the field of Thinfilm area in the
300mm fab as well as 200mm. Mr. Oh had received a
master degree in the field of electronic materials from
the university of Sungkyunkwan, Suwon, South Korea.
No Hyeok Park
Mr Park has been an assistant manager at hynix
semiconductor for five years since 2006. As an assistant
manager he has been in charge of Wastewater treatment,
Wastewater Recycling and Air quality management. Mr
Park had recieved a bachelor’s degree in the field of environmental
engineering from the univirsity of seoul,
South Korea
Reg Parker, MS PMP
Reg Parker, MS, PMP • 30 years in Medical and
Electronics industry with General Electric, Motorola
and Freescale specializing in Process and Manufacturing
Engineering. Currently Freescale’s Semiconductor’s
Global Reclaim Manager in the Corporate Office
of Operational Excellence. *****Bob Atkinson, CIH,
CSP • 31 years in EHS, 26 years in semiconductor
manufacturing with GTE Microcircuits, Motorola and
ON Semiconductor. Certified Safety Professional and
Certified Industrial Hygienist and currently Consultant
for E2CS. *****Jeff Bradshaw, MAOM • 20 years in
EHS, Hazardous Materials and Metal Reclaim Program
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