Summer Science Safety Seminars 2008
Two Summer Safety Seminars provide training and information for school and school system Chemical Hygiene Officers to implement the Chemical Hygiene Plans and provide training for LEA personnel. Presented by Science & Safety Consulting Services ™
Level 1: Science Laboratory Safety Seminar for School System/School Personnel, July 13-18, 2008
Level 2: Building a Sustainable Science Safety Program, July 27 - Aug 1, 2008
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Level 1 |
Science Laboratory Safety Seminar for
School System/School Personnel
July 13-18, 2008
Downtown Raleigh Sheraton Hotel
Who Should Attend:
LEA personnel: Administrators, Safety Officers, Chemical Hygiene Officers,
Science Consultants, Facilities Managers, School Administrators, Lead Chemistry
Teacher / Middle School Science Teacher in the LEA.
Course Curriculum:
This information-packed course is designed to equip participants with the
knowledge and skills necessary to provide LEA and school personnel with the
knowledge and skills to develop and sustain an on-going science laboratory
safety program in their LEA and school.
An exemplary array of nationally-recognized experts in the field of school science laboratory safety, will present relevant information regarding Federal and State OSHA regulations; State Departments of Education policy, fire/building codes, and professional standards that govern the unique school science laboratory. Our objective is to have as many LEAs and states represented at the seminar as possible.
Featured Speakers Include:
| George Armistead | Chemical Analytics, Inc. Hazardous Chemical Waste Disposal |
| School Law Attorney | Specialist in School Law to discuss school personnel and school system liability issues |
| Larry Cockrell | Risk Control Specialist, NCDPI Fire
Insurance Section Fire and Electrical Safety |
| Doug Holyfield | Waste Management Consultant, Renaissance
Environmental, L.L.C. (formerly with NCDENR) Waste Management of School Chemicals |
| Todd Korbusieski | Assistant Principal, Edenton-Chowan Schools,
Edenton, NC Overview of Safety in the School Science Laboratory from a National Perspective Laboratory Glassware, Hardware and Equipment First Aid & Student Involvement |
| Mark Leath | Vice-President, AirClean® Systems Ventilation in the Science Laboratory |
| John Palassis, CIH, CSP, CHMM | Physical Scientist / Documents Manager,
Education and Information Division NIOSH, OSHA, NIOSH, EPA and How they Relate to School Safety Chemical Hygiene Plan versus Hazard Communication Plan How to be a CHO |
| Clara Stallings | Wakefield Middle School Science Teacher,
Wake County, Raleigh, NC NC School Science Laboratory Safety Overview Need for Science Laboratory Safety Legal Cases |
| Linda M. Stroud, Ph. D. | President, Science & Safety Consulting
Services Conference Coordinator Personal Protective Equipment Customized Comprehensive Laboratory Assessment Program Chemical Management & S&SCS’s Chemical Management System CD |
| School Facilities Specialists | Panel made up of: Steve Taynton, NCDPI-Chief, School Planning; Mike Burris, Asst Supt. - Facilities, Design & Construction, Wake County Schools Director, Wake County Schools and a School Architect |
Registration Fee
$1300 per participant. Includes all course materials and hotel accommodations for participants. Accompanying guest is your financial responsibility.
Commuter rate is $1000
Payment / Registration due by June 10, 2008. Space is limited so reserve today.
Call 919-270-2914 if you have questions. NO REFUNDS
| Level 2 |
Building a Sustainable Science Safety
Program
July 27 – Aug 1, 2008
Downtown Raleigh Sheraton
Who Should Attend
LEA and School Personnel who have completed Level 1 Science Laboratory
Safety Seminar taught in 2005, 2006 or 2007
Course Curriculum
This hands-on course is designed for Level 1 Science Laboratory Safety
Seminar participants to apply their knowledge and skills using the Customized
Comprehensive Science Safety Laboratory Program (C2S2LP) to develop a
sustainable science laboratory safety program for their schools and LEAs. Middle
and secondary school science laboratories will be assessed, Assessment Reports
written, and a Needs Assessment Prioritization Plan developed for a school and
LEA. Participants will be trained to make presentations to School and LEA
personnel that are essential implementation and enforcement of the Chemical
Hygiene Plan by the Chemical Hygiene Officer of the school and LEA.
Featured Speakers Include:
| Todd Korbusieski | Assistant Principal, Edenton-Chowan Schools, Edenton, NC |
| Clara Stallings | Wakefield Middle School Science Teacher, Wake County, Raleigh, NC |
| Linda M. Stroud, Ph. D. |
President, Science & Safety Consulting
Services; Conference Coordinator |
Registration Fee:
$1250 per participant. Includes all course
materials and hotel accommodations for participants.
Accompanying guest is your financial responsibility.
Commuter rate is $950.
Both courses - $2400 per participant.
Payment / Registration due by June 20, 2008. Space is limited so reserve today!
Call 919-270-2914 if you have questions. NO REFUNDS
| Presented by Science & Safety Consulting Services ™ |