Transcription of DIOSH DAY 2018
1 DIOSH DAY2018 Wednesday, February 28, 2018 Peoria Civic Center, Peoria, IllinoisOccupational Safety and Health Administration1320 W. Commerce Drive, Suite 800 Peoria, Illinois 61615 DIOSH Day 20182 DIOSH DAY 2018 Agenda7:00 Registration Complimentary Refreshments in Exhibit Area7:00 1:30 Mini Health Fair7:00 2:35 Exhibit Area Open8:00 - 8:50 Breakout Session 19:15 - 10:05 Breakout Session 2 10:30 - 11:20 Breakout Session 3 11:20 - 12:40 Hot Buffet Lunch12:10 Presentation of Governor s Award12:40 - 1:30 Breakout Session 41:50 - 2:40 Breakout Session 5 2:55 - 3:45 Breakout Session 6 DIOSH Day Mini Health FairBreakout SessionsDIOSH DAY 20181A Emergency Action Plans: How Ready Are You?
2 Rich Pletz & Kirk Sweetland, Amec Foster WheelerWhen emergencies arise, how is your team prepared to react? When you prepare, implement and communicate an effective emergency action plan, the results can mean fewer or less severe results. Rich and Kirk will identify the key pieces as you develop or improve your emergency action OSHA UpdateBill Donovan, OSHAThe Deputy Regional Administrator for OSHA Region V will provide a presentation on OSHA s direction and the 2018 National and local emphasis programs. This session will address both national and local issues and provide an overview to where OSHA is heading in The Nuts and Bolts of Illinois Workers CompensationTim Steil & Bret Taylor, Ganan & Shapiro, session will provide a basic understanding of Illinois Workers Compensation.
3 Learn directly from two attorneys the reasons why claims may or may not be compensable, as well as remedies and defenses that may :00 1:30 in Exhibit Hall CBlood Pressure/Cholesterol/Blood Glucose*Spirometry - Hormone ScreeningSpinal Health Screenings - Trigger Point MassageHealthy Living Tips*Open until noon. To participate, you must fast 8-12 hours beforehandBreakout Session 1 8:00 - 8:50 Session 2 9:15 - 10:05 Training your Workforce for SafetyEd Huey, IMECHow can using Training Within Industry (TWI) help you improve your safety? TWI is a dynamic program of hands-on learning and practice, teaching essential skills for supervisors, team leaders, and anyone who directs the work of others.
4 This sessio n will show you how utilizing the 4 modules of TWI can help improve the safety of your organization. The 4 modules are: Job Instruction (JI); Job Rela-tions (JR); Job Methods (JM); and Job Safety (JS)2B OSHA Workplace Health HazardsEd Marshall, OSHAAn OSHA representative will walk you through what s new when it comes to OSHA s health standards. This session will address the latest information on the new Silica standards, Beryllium and other OSHA health Job Hazard Analysis: Taking the Next Step in Hazard Identification & ControlTom Grey, Grey and AssociatesThe goal of Job Hazard Analysis is to eliminate and prevent hazards before an injury occurs.
5 This presentation will discuss what you can do at your site to identify jobs for analysis, who to involve in the process, and the steps to effectively identify and control for Ladder SafetyJackson Buckley, Werner LadderThis session on Ladder Safety training will cover the ladder, com-ponents, types and ladder safety and proper use. Additional topics include the human condition, productivity/ratings/labeling, and of course, ladder Developing a Safety & Health Management SystemNick Walters, Safety Controls Technology Effective Safety and Health Management Systems (SHMS) have proven to be the key element in reducing work-related injuries and illnesses.
6 This session will show you the key elements to SHMS programs, how to develop these elements in your workplace, and most importantly how to ensure continued sustainability. Come to this session and learn how you can make a real OSHA Construction Update & HazardsMark Rzasa, OSHAMark will address OSHA s focus in the construction industry. Participants will learn the types of hazards OSHA inspectors will be looking for and the safety and health programs businesses should have in place to manage and control potential Recognizing & Responding to Violence in the Work-placeCarol Hennon, Center for Prevention of AbuseThis session will define Domestic Violence and Sexual Violence, while helping you learn to recognize the warning signs of violence and how to talk about it.
7 Domestic violence and sexual violence, which may seem like non-workplace issues, can impact a person s workplace and the safety of themselves and others. We need to know how to help those who are victims. 1D Think Asbestos Before Renovation and DemolitionPete Altieri, Ideal Environmental Engineering, IncPete will explain the importance of thinking asbestos before reno-vation and demolition. He will discuss the applicable Illinois EPA standards that must be complied with to keep workers, building occupants and the general public safe, while limiting the liability of the building owner(s). Also discussed will be the OSHA standards for training staff so they are aware of hazards before work takes Session 3 10:30 - 11:20 Day 201811:20 - 12:40 Hot Buffet Lunch and Presentation of Governor s Award for Contributions in Health and SafetyBreakout Session 4 12:40 - 1:30 Session 5 1:50 - 2:40 Do You REALLY Know Who You Are Talking To?
8 Donna Moody, AAIM Employers AssociationWhat is culture? What do we mean when we say cultural diver-sity? Cultural diversity offers a platform for discussing the many kinds of diversity we encounter today. At the end of this workshop you will be able to understand one s own culture as it relates to one s abilities and personal style. You will also be able to critically examine the dynamics of prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimina-tion in the workplace. And lastly, you will be able to uncover tools to foster a more cohesive OSHA Reporting and RecordingTrish Rankin, OSHAW elcome to the OSHA reporting and recording question and answer session.
9 This interactive session will allow participants to ask questions related to OSHA reporting and recording of work related injuries and illnesses. If you have questions that you need answered then this is the session for Improving Safety in Your Warehouse OperationsDennis Helka & Jon Stalcup, FiberteqAttending this session will provide participants insight on key areas to improve safety in warehouse operations. This session will highlight the importance of making improvements to pedestrian safety through clearly defined walk paths and the use of guarding in critical areas. During the session you will see how the imple-mentation of RFID technology increased pedestrian safety while improving product traceability.
10 This session will discuss how to reduce forklift collisions with the use of LED lighting to provide an early warning of a forklifts presence in blind intersections. Ad-ditional forklift best practices will be shared such as an electronic forklift inspection process and impact accountability. Loading dock safety will be highlighted, providing best practices for driver safety, and trailer restraint systems. We will also discuss the application of a behavior based safety program to combat distracted driving and keep forklift operator s eyes and mind on Machine Safeguarding ApplicationsRoger Harrison, Rockford SystemsSafeguarding machinery based on ANSI using: Guards, Devices, Distance, Location, Opening and their application on a variety of equipment including: cutting/turning machines such as lathes, mills, drills, grinders, saws along with safeguarding for conveyors and safeguarding of robots in automation cells.
