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Day 2 | Tuesday 28 April 2015

07:30	Registration
08:00	Session 7 – Keynote Lecture Friendly ways of Communicating Acute and Chronic Lethal Risk Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter, University of Cambridge
08:55	Travel Time
09:00	Session 8a Risk Communication I	Session 8b Nano	Session 8c – IOHA 7th International Control Banding Workshop
09:00	Beer, Tigers and other household items. The communication of hazard and risk. Speakers Amanda Parker, Ineos How to improve risk communication along the supply chain of chemicals? Speakers Iris Schweitzer-Karababa, Federal Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA) Building awareness of occupational hygiene Speakers Mike Slater, BOHS, President	Hazardous agent emissions including nanoparticle and aldehydes from desktop 3D printers Speakers Chungsik Yoon, Seoul National University Investigating airborne stability of nanomaterials – aerosol generations and characterizations Speakers Yaobo Ding, Institute for Work and Health Assessing Exposure to Two Engineered Nanomaterials in the Inks and Pigments Industry Speakers Sally Spankie, IOM	Limits Based on Control Banding Speakers Jimmy Perkins, IOHA President David Zalk, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Theo Scheffers, DOHSBase v.o.f. Geert Wieling, DOHSBase v.o.f. Kindly Sponsored by:
09:45	Morning Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
10:30	Session 9a Occupational Hygiene III	Session 9b Status and needs of occupational exposure assessment for chemicals management	Session 9c – IOHA 7th International Control Banding Workshop
10:30	Occupational noise sources, exposures and controls in small enterprises in New Zealand Speakers Ian Laird, Massey University The source of endotoxin exposure and indications for an effective exposure control strategy Speakers Suzanne Spaan, TNO Reduction of indoor NO2 in an air pollution hot spot area Speakers Alexander Reyes-Lingjerde, University of Bergen Case study: Controlling exposure to isoflurane used in animal surgical procedures in Research & Development Speakers Michel Vangeel, Janssen Exposure Assessment in the Australian Firefighters’ Cancer and Mortality Study Speakers Deborah Glass, Monash University Managing Occupational Hygiene in a multinational company Speakers Danny Martland, BAE Systems	Overview of US EPA’s Occupational Exposure Assessment Related Tools and Models Speakers Nhan Nguyen, US Environmental Protection Agency SysDEA – A research project on occupational dermal exposure Speakers Gudrun Walendzik, Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizin Proposal for a Tier-1 dermal exposure assessment approach Speakers Andrew Phillips, ECHA Applicability of screening (tier-1) exposure assessment tools Speakers Jan Urbanus, Shell	Evaluation of REACH Tier 1 Tools Speakers Martin Tischer, German Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Susanne Hesse, Fraunhofer Institute for Toxicology and Experimental Medicine Judith Lamb IOM Martie van Tongeren IOM Kindly Sponsored by:
12:00	Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
13:30	Session 10 – Keynote Lecture Whispering Health and Shouting Safety in the Construction Industry Steve Hails Crossrail
14:15	Travel Time
14:20	Session 11a Construction I	Session 11b Risk Communication II	Session 11c – IOHA 7th International Control Banding Workshop
14:20	Exposure to respirable crystalline silica and elemental carbon during Crossrail tunnelling works Speakers Karen Galea, IOM Development of a Health Risk Management Maturity Index for the Construction Industry Speakers Clare Forshaw, HSE Occupational Cancer in Construction – Diesel Engine Exhaust Emissions, Painters and Decorators Speakers Duncan Smith, HSE	What pupils in vocational schools learn about risk at work Speakers Gunnar Rosén, Dalarna University Prevent respiratory problems by increasing knowledge on safe use of RPEs in Northern Norway Speakers Ann-Helen Olsen, University Hospital of North Norway Visual aids to risk management in small businesses and teams Speakers Philip Roberts, HSE Emerging Risk Identification Support for early detection of upcoming occupational risks Speakers Eef Voogd, TNO	CB & Successful Risk Management Speakers Henri Heussen, Cosanta BV David Zalk, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Kindly Sponsored by:
15:20	Afternoon Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
16:00	Session 12a Construction II	Session 12b Exposure Modelling I	Session 12c – IOHA 7th International Control Banding Workshop
16:00	Leadership and Worker Health in Construction Speakers Karen Baxter, Park Health and Safety Partnership Melodie Gilbert, Park Health and Safety Partnership Working with the industry to improve health risk management – A Supply Chain Project approach Speakers Clare Forshaw, HSE Achieving impact on health risk management in house building – putting occupational hygiene into practice. Speakers Clare Forshaw, HSE Biomarkers of inflammation and coagulation in tunnel construction workers Speakers Dag Gunnar Ellingsen, National Institute of Occupational Health Effectiveness of a multidimensional intervention among Dutch construction workers on respirable quartz exposure: results from a cluster randomized controlled trial Speakers Erik van Deurssen, Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences Predicting Silica Exposures in Construction Using Input from Chamber and Field Studies Speakers Susan Arnold, University of Minnesota	Uncertainty and variability in the exposure reconstruction of chemical incidents – the case of acrylonitrile Speakers Daan Huizer, Caesar Consult Task-based occupational exposure assessment and particle number concentration: two important data resources to perform risk assessment for occupational exposure to particles Speakers Susana Viegas, Polytechnic Institute of Lisbon, Lisboa, Portugal. How systematic exposure monitoring can predict changes in long-term temporal trends in personal exposure concentrations in the workplace Speakers Hans Kromhout, Utrecht University A new Bayesian toolkit for the estimation of occupational exposure levels compared to exposure limits Speakers Jérôme Lavoué, University of Montreal Modeling dose-metrics for indium lung disease at an Indium-Tin Oxide (ITO) manufacturing facility Speakers M. Abbas Virji NIOSH Measurement error near the Limit of Detection and the estimation of geometric statistics in exposure groups Speakers Pascal Wild, INRS	Risk Assessment Landscape – Present and Future Speakers Karen Niven, Shell International Chris Laszcz-Davis, The Environmental Quality Organization, LLC Fred Boelter, ENVIRON Corporation Andy Gillies, Gillies Associates Ltd David O’Malley Genesis Environmental Ltd, Imm BOHS Past President Mary O’Reilly, SUNY School of Public Health Kindly Sponsored by:
17:55	Close	NB: Session 12b ends at 18:00	NB: Session 12c ends at 18:30
19:00	Casella Social

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Day 2 | Tuesday 28 April 2015