Key Level Descriptions
Our conference brings a wide variety of perspectives to our attendees through specialized sessions. Sessions will be identified by experience levels in order to help you better navigate the conference. Levels are:
• (B) Two to five years of experiences is identified as basic
• (I) Six to 10 years of experience is identified as intermediate
• (A) 10 years plus of experience is identified as advanced
• (E) Executive level sessions
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770 Expo Education: A Session from our Exhibitors
Documentation Beats Confrontation in Gas Detection
In this session you will learn the importance of data-logging in gas monitors, the use of data retrieved and the objective evidence provided by the data ensuring compliance. The software used for data-logging, generation of calibration certificates and other reports, automation of bump testing, calibration, record keeping and charging, and the black box theory of data-logging will be reviewed. The increasing demand for docking stations and their applications, reducing maintenance costs and how to manage your fleet of gas monitors using the software will be discussed.
Instructors: Andrew Saunders, BW Technologies by Honeywell, Tamarac, FL
Level: I
667 The Hidden Fleet: Managing Non-owned Auto Exposures within the U.S. and Globally
Increasingly, corporations are relying on employees operating personally owned vehicles for company business. Business travelers incur liability exposures when they rent vehicles. This session will discuss how this hidden fleet can impact your organization and offer guidance on managing the non-owned auto exposures both within the U.S. and on a global basis.
Instructors: Nancy J. Bendickson, CSP, ARM, CDS, ALCM, Aon Global Risk Consulting, Minneapolis, MN
Level: I A E
730 HealthCare SH&E Forum
Sponsored by the Healthcare Practice Specialty
This session will address the major concerns and issues in healthcare SH&E. The discussion with the expert panel will give attendees ample opportunities for questions and answers on the key issues and challenges facing the healthcare industry.
Instructors: Mark A. Shirley, MSEM, CSP, REA, California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, CA
James M. Sheridan, ARM, CHCM, CSHM, PMA Insurance Group, Mount Laurel, NJ
Aruna Vadgama, RN, MPA, CSP, CPE, COHN-S, CHRM, South Coast Medical Center, Laguna Beach, CA
Level: B