Upcoming
Events
Local
Events:
UC
Santa Cruz Extension has
the following training courses/seminars coming up in Cupertino (For
more information see: http://www.ucsc-extension.edu/)
Jul
7 – 28 Introduction
to Safety Management
Sept
13 - Nov 8 Waste
Stream Management
Sept
16 - Oct 7 Regulatory
Framework for Toxic and Hazardous Materials
Environmental
Training Center has
the following training courses/seminars coming up at Mission College
(For more information see: http://www.rebrac.org/)
Jul
15 Title
Incident Command System Basics
Jul
16 DOT
49 Training Hazardous Materials
Jul
16 IATA
Dangerous Goods Regulations
Jul
23
Title
22: Hazardous Waste Management (Spanish)
Jul
30 DOT
49 Training Hazardous Materials (Spanish)
Aug
6
8-Hour
OSHA Hazwoper Refresher
Aug
12
BloodBorne
Pathogen Training
Radiation
Safety Officer Training
Enviro
Safetech will be holding a Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) class July
22, 29 and August 5 at their training center in San Jose, California.
Classes will run from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm with a one hour lunch break.
The guest speaker will an inspector from the CDOPH Radiological
Health Branch (RHB). This
course is designed for personnel designated as RSO and responsible
for developing and implementing the radiation safety program. This is
a PRACTICAL course rather than a theoretical course. The objective of
the course is to train attendees on their responsibilities as RSOs
and provide them with resources to develop and implement a
comprehensive radiation safety program in compliance with NRC, CDOPH
and OSHA requirements. For
more information, go to: http://www.envirosafetech.com
or call: 408.943.9090.
County
of Santa Clara Department of Environmental Health Hazardous Materials
Compliance Division is offering
Training
will be offered for specific Industries. You
will Learn: Generator requirements; Top 10 Violations; Helpful Tips;
Waste Minimization; Best Management Practices.
To register for available training visit: http://hmcd.eventbrite.com or call 408.918.3415
San
Jose Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers presents the
2010 Professional Development Conference in Monterrey
Thursday
and Friday, Nov 4 & 5 at the Portola Hotel and Spa in Monterrey
Topics
to be covered include: Cal/OSHA; Integrating Risk Based EHS
Management into Core Business Processes; Nanotechnology; Indoor Air
Quality and LEEDs Buildings; and Prevention through Design (PtD) and
Design for Safety (DfS).
For more information, go to:
http://www.assesj.org/pdc/
State
Events:
4th
Summit In Our Global Series On Sustainable Agriculture
in
San Francisco, California on August 10-11, 2010, @ the Holiday Inn,
Fisherman's Wharf
Sustainable
agriculture has no end point, it is a journey. Increasing population,
climate change impact and scarcity of natural resources means that
the global food and beverage industry faces the most fundamental, yet
highly complex challenge of all - to ensure food is produced and
sourced in a sustainable way, that works for the triple bottom line.
on
a CD-ROM.
For
more information, contact: Call: 1-800-721-3915 or email:
info@american-business-conferences.com
UC
Berkeley Center for Occupational & Environmental Health Summer
Institute
State
Office Building, 1515 Clay Street, 2nd Floor, Oakland CA
on
July
26-30, 2010
The
Center's Continuing Education Program, located at the University of
California Berkeley School of Public Health, offers a broad range of
accredited courses for practicing health and safety professionals.
The program draws upon faculty from throughout the Center as well as
nationally prominent guest instructors. Courses range from a few
hours to a week in length. Course offerings this year include:
Comprehensive
Review of Industrial Hygiene; Electrical Safety Boot Camp;
ERGONOMICS ANALYSIS: From Micro to Macro; Ethical Issues for
the Practicing Professional; Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene;
Fundamentals of Workplace Safety; Globally Harmonized System &
Reach: The Future of the Health & Safety Profession?;
Implementing the Cal/OSHA Aerosol Transmissible Disease
Standard; New Approaches to Workers' Comp; Research to Action:
Getting the Word out and Making a Difference; Safe Stewardship of
Engineered Namomaterials: Science & Regulatory Update; Workers
Comp 101: A Day in the Life of a Claim.
For more information, go to: http://www.coehce.org/suminst/suminst.htm, or call: 510-643-7277 or email: coehce@berkeley.edu
National
Events
Environmental
Management and Regulatory Compliance 2010
in
Boston, MA, on Jul 13 - Jul 15, 2010, 2009
An
opportunity to learn to deliver environmental sustainability that not
only meets increased regulatory scrutiny but also demonstrates to key
stakeholders a group wide awareness of Corporate Social
Responsibility, environmental compliance managers need to not only
keep abreast of changing regulatory requirements, but really need to
benchmark industry best practice to deliver programs and initiatives
that add value to their business. Take this unique opportunity to
move away from a simple update on regulatory changes and allow
hands-on environmental compliance experts give you an inside
assessment of how they have responded to a constantly shifting
regulatory landscape and an increased focus on environmental
compliance & sustainability from key stakeholders.
For more
information go to: www.marcusevansch.com/environmental2010