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1 E r son In-P gain 31st Annual Business & Industry's A. Sustainability & Environmental H E A LT H & S A F E T Y S Y M P O S I U M. Tuesday & Wednesday, March 29-30, 2022. Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati Largest Environmental & Sustainability Conference in America's Heartland EPA Priorities n Climate Change n Environmental Justice Air & Title V Permits n RCRA n Water Standards, Permitting, Stormwater, SPCC. PFAS n Enforcement n ISO 14001 n EHS Auditing n EHS to ESG n EHS 101. OSHA n Keeping Your Employees Safe n Safety Management Best Practices Successful Sustainability Initiatives and Best Practices Presentations from some of the nation's leading experts from organizations such as: KENTUCKY ENERGY &. ENVIRONMENT CABINET. 1. 31st Annual Business & Industry's Outstanding Return on Your Investment Sustainability Invest wisely your time & financial resources are precious.

2 No other conference will provide you with a better return on your dollar than the 31st Annual Symposium guaranteed! Attend this annual symposium and join the 15,924 corporate EHS directors, managers and engineers who have already & Environmental benefited! The Symposium was full of excellent speakers with information you can use.. Monte Blue, Chief Engineer, TS Tech USA Corp., Reynoldsburg, OH. HEALTH & SAFETY SYMPOSIUM (The Symposium) broadened my horizons.. With the pent-up demand for the return of in-person educational John Ortega, EMS Coordinator, Toyota Motor Manufacturing NA, events particularly from Millennials & those EHS professionals working Georgetown, KY. remotely, the 31st Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability &. Environmental Health & Safety Symposium on Tuesday & Wednesday, The Symposium was very well-organized and informative.

3 March 29-30, 2022 is the one conference you'll want to attend. Jennifer Sims, HS&E Fabric Care, Chemicals, CRN, The procter Attendance will give you the competitive edge in meeting today's & gamble Co., Cincinnati complex regulatory challenges and help you manage differently in the rapidly changing business world. In addition to the Implement Effective Environmental Compliance opportunity to actively network with your peers, receive continuing & Sustainability Solutions education credits and benefit from some of the profession's best &. most talented minds, you'll take away valuable ideas to immediately At the Symposium, you'll network with some of the leading experts who implement back at work the take away' value of this Symposium can provide resources to you to help with your evolving role in a changing is the reason many attendees attend year after year.

4 Environment experts from companies such as: Attend and join some of the nation's leading Environmental directors & managers, EHS administrators, Environmental engineers, Sustainability leaders, plant managers, and manufacturing vice presidents from expected attendees from The procter & gamble Co., Darling International, Duke Energy, General Electric, Marathon Petroleum, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, The Kroger Co., Macy's, and Patheon. Continuing Education Credits Attendees can claim the following CEU's: CEP, QEP, CLE, PE, CHMM, FOR EXHIBIT OPPORTUNITIES, SEE PAGE 6. and PDH for BCEE, BCEEM & BCES. 31st Annual Sustainability & EHS Symposium For Quick & Easy Registration Log onto Investment: $495/person Registration & Confirmation Attend one of the nation's premier EHS conferences for $495 per person. Fee includes Please register by Wednesday, March 23, 2022.

5 Confirmations will be sent to all expert instruction for continuing education credit, online presentations & materials who register. Cancel by 5:00 on March 23, 2022 for full refund. Substitutions for all sessions, two luncheons & breakfasts, afternoon refreshment break and a are always accepted. Please indicate special needs, including dietary restrictions, networking reception. when registering. Big Savings: Multiple Attendees Location and Lodging For 3-6 attendees: Fee is $395 per person (20% savings). The Symposium will be at the beautiful Sharonville Convention Center, 11355. For 7 or more attendees: Fee is $355 per person (28% savings). Chester Road, Cincinnati, OH 45246. The Center is conveniently located in suburban Save by Only Attending One Day Cincinnati with easy access from I-275 & I-75 and free parking & WiFi. Reserve To attend only Tuesday, March 29 Fee: $385 your lodging via the website on the Symposium page at the To attend only Wednesday, March 30 Fee: $275 adjoining Hyatt Place (rate of $140/$155 cutoff date March 8).

6 Tues. 9:45 Workshops Tues. 11:15 Workshops Tues. 2:00 Workshops Tues. 3:30 Workshops Wed. 8:00 Workshops Wed. 11:15 Workshops A. Environment Justice F PFAS Issues K. Sustainability - Honda P. Achieve ISO Certification AA. Safety Training EE EHS Auditing B. RCRA Waste Management G. ISO 14001:2015 L. OH/IN/KY Water Q. ESG & EJ BB. OH: Major Air Issues FF. Air Issues/KY, IN, OH. C. Ohio Stormwater H. Air Emissions/BAT M. Environ. Enforcement R. Air Permits MACT CC. SPCC/SWPPP Comply GG Combustion Engines D. Employees Safety I. Incident Investigations N. Air Compliance S. Safety Culture DD. EHS to ESG HH. OSHA Enforcement E. 101 Environmental Basics J. 101 Air Permitting O. Safety Front-Line Supervisor REGISTRANTS Workshop Preference (Please Choose One from Each Time Slot). Names/Titles E-Mail Address A-E F-J K-O P-S AA-DD EE-HH 31st Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental H E A LTH & S A F ET Y SY M P O S I U M.

7 Sharonville Convention Center, 11355 Chester Road, Cincinnati, OH 45246. Tuesday, March 29, 2022 D. Passionate About Safety Influencing Employee Behavior for Safer Performance How to understand the factors that influence the behaviors that 7:30 Exhibits and Registration Opens employees choose and leverage that knowledge to encourage employees Sponsored by Benchmark ESG to make safer behavior choices. Breakfast sponsored by KPA Keith D. Robinson, Vice President Safety, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Worthington, OH and Past President, Central Ohio Chapter of the 8:45 Welcome & Symposium Introductions American Society of Safety Engineers 8:55 Advancing Key EPA Priorities Tackling the Climate E. New to EHS/101 Basics Environmental Basics from a Novice and Pros Crisis, Delivering Environmental Justice, Cleaning up Toxic Regulations for air, water, hazardous waste, underground storage Waste, Investing in Water Infrastructure Projects, and Restoring tanks, community right to know and chemical reporting.

8 Permitting, Scientific Integrity/Rebuilding Core Functions at the EPA recordkeeping and reporting obligations for each regulation. Practical advice and sources of information for managing Environmental Janet McCabe, Deputy Administrator, EPA, Washington, DC compliance. Real world experiences from a novice and pros. (Janet McCabe was sworn in as the 16th Deputy Administrator of Sheri Bussard, Environmental Engineer, Utilities, University of Cincinnati; Hope the EPA on April 29, 2021. She returns to EPA after spending 7. Manning, Vice President, Engineering & Consulting & Kenton Hall, Environmental years working as Acting Assistant Administrator and Principal Deputy Scientist, Environmental Quality Management, Inc. (EQM), Cincinnati to the Assistant Administrator in the Office of Air and Radiation under President Barack Obama. Prior to rejoining EPA, Janet McCabe was 11:00 Break and Visit the Exhibits a Professor at the Indiana University McKinney School of Law and Director of the IU Environmental Resilience Institute.)

9 11:15 to 12:30 Choice of 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops 9:30 Break and Visit the Exhibits F. New & Emerging Issues PFAS New & Emerging Issues An Evolving Compliance Landscape: Addressing Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl 9:45 to 11:00 Choice of 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops Substances in a New Decade Valuable insights on how states are identifying PFAS sources and how A. Environmental Justice (EJ) Initiative and What It Means for Your to respond to an agency request to sample PFAS, including actions to Facility undertake prior to sampling. Technical considerations for PFAS sample Priceless insights into the cornerstone of President Biden's EPA, collection, responding to a detection of PFAS, and managing PFAS risks driving policy changes & enforcement actions. Recent federal and state and liabilities will be discussed, as well as PFAS regulatory trends for developments and impact Environmental permitting and enforcement.

10 Wastewater, stormwater and NPDES permits. Demonstration of performing a high level EJ analysis using EPA. EJSCREEN tool. AnnMarie Sanford, Member, Dickinson Wright PLLC, Troy, MI and John Cuthbertson, North America Industrial and Oil & Gas PFAS Lead, AECOM, Grand Rapids, MI. Farshid Kiani, Senior Consultant, Trinity Consultants, Inc., Westerville, OH and Kevin G. Desharnais, Member, Dickinson Wright PLLC, Chicago G. ISO 14001 Best Practices on Implementation of an Environmental Management System B. Practical Tips & Trends in RCRA Enforcement, Solid & Hazardous Case study at an automotive parts manufacturer. Requirements of EMS. Waste Management, Disposal & Transportation Standard. Defining impacts, compliance obligations, objectives for Practical tips on RCRA permitting, monitoring requirements, and reporting improvement. Achieving competence and awareness of the organization.