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Day 3 | Wednesday 29 April 2015

07:30	Registration
08.00	Warner Lecture The Warner Lecture is given in honour of Dr Clifford G Warner, Health – Who Cares? one of the founder members of BOHS Dr Alistair Fraser Shell
08:55	Travel Time
09.00	Session 14a Occupational Hygiene III	Session 14b Respiratory Protection	Session 14c Product Stewardship
09.00	Noise and noise exposure of personnel aboard vessels in the Royal Norwegian Navy (RNoN), and hearing loss in the RNoN Speakers Erlend Sunde, University of Bergen Local exhaust ventilation air recycling and the exposure to metal working fluids Speakers Arto Säämänen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health TBC Exposure Assessment of 1-bromopropane for Golf-club Head Workers Speakers Pu-Hsuan Lin, Chang Jung Christian University	Moving Forward with Respiratory Protection Speakers Mike Clayton, HSL, President ISRP Exposure to aerosols when visor of air fed respiratory protective equipment is raised during spraying of motor vehicles. Speakers Nicholas Baxter, HSL The effect of wearer stubble on the protection given by Filtering Facepieces class 3 (FFP3) and Half Masks. Speakers Mike Clayton, HSL, President ISRP FIT OF N95 FILTERING-FACEPIECE AND HALF-MASK RESPIRATORS AS DETERMINED BY QUALITATIVE VERSUS QUANTITATIVE FIT TESTS Speakers Yi-Chun Lin, China Medical University	Product Stewardship & Industrial Hygiene “Collaborations.” Speakers Allan Fleeger, ExxonMobil Chemical Company Product Stewardship: Why Hygienist Are Built For This Job Speakers Tom Grumbles, Sasol Product Stewardship Competencies: Why Hygienists Need to Broaden their Repertoire and Expanding Their Competencies Speakers Perry Logan, 3M
10.00	Morning Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
10.30	Session 15a Occupational Hygiene IV	Session 15b Models Vs Measurement. Are we on the Right Track?	Session 14c. Product Stewardship
10.30	Hazardous Occupational Exposures and Injuries in Home Care: Results from the Safe Home Care Study Speakers Margaret Quinn, University of Massachusetts Lowell Does sex make a difference to exposures in the welding trades? Speakers Nicola Cherry, University of Alberta A French silica job-exposure matrix: uses in occupational health surveillance and research Speakers Laurene Delabre, French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (InVS) Terpene hydroperoxides identified as occupational contact allergens in masseurs Speakers Lina Hagvall, University of Gothenburg Reducing occupational disease through effective exposure control Speakers Alvin Woolley, Alvin Woolley Associates Ltd Acute effects of exposure to low levels of acrolein in human volunteers. Speakers Lena Ernstgård, Institute of Environmental Medicine	Current and future strategies for monitoring exposure Speakers Noah Seixas, University of Washington The art of occupational exposure modelling. Speakers Jody Schinkel, TNO What did we collect over the years? Experiences with collecting and analysing measurement data Speakers Hans Kromhout, Utrecht University Large exposure measurement databases: Experiences from CAREX Canada Speakers Cheryl Peters University of British Columbia The promise and limitations of occupational exposure banding Speakers Lauralynn McKernan, US CDC, NIOSH	Challenges of compliance in a multinational multi discipline organisation Speakers Lynn Bickle, Procter and Gamble Ltd Developing a Framework for the Quantitative Risk Characterization of Dermal Sensitizers in the Workplace Speakers Perry Logan, 3M Toxicity testing in the 21st century – an introduction and how this impacts on the 3R’s of reducing Animal testing using alternatives that add business value Speakers Karen Niven, Shell International Supply chain HSE – the key role of IH in Downstream user companies to interpret hazard communications and ensure safe use of products Speakers Tom Grumbles, Sasol SHE trigger model – Integration of SHE into development of pharmaceuticals Speakers Lena Fahlqvist Kozicic, Astra Zeneca The role of Product risk assessment in Dow’s EHS Business Risk Review process Speakers Jan Twisk, Dow Chemicals Europe Multi-disciplinary partnerships to manage product stewardship issues Speakers Tamara Nameroff, Shell Chemicals LP
12.15	Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
12:45	BOHS Annual General (AGM) Meeting Takes place during lunch in the Kings Suite (approximately 40 minutes)
13:45	Session 16 – Keynote Lecture Denese A. Deeds Industrial Health & Safety Consultants, Inc.
14:40	Travel Time
14.45	Session 17a Career Development	Session 17b Retrospective Assessment of Occupational Exposures	Session 17c Product Stewardship
14.45	Career Development Speakers Kate Cole, Thiess Steve Perkins, BOHS	This workshop will look at Retrospective Assessment of Occupational Exposures and its Applications in Population-Based Studies and in Support of the Evaluation of Occupational Disease Compensation Claims Speakers Pierluigi Cocco, University of Cagliari	How Wide is the Pond – Understanding Differences Between EU GHS (CLP) and Hazcom 2012 Speakers Chandra Gioiello Industrial Health & Safety Consultants, Inc. Denese A. Deeds, Industrial Health & Safety Consultants, Inc.
16.15	Afternoon Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
16.45	Session 18a IGNITE	Session 18b Exposure Assessment II	Session 18c Can Occupational Hygiene Benefit from the REACH process?
	Enlighten us but make it quick! Speakers Alex Wilson	EXPOSURE TO PARTICULATE MATTER (PM10) IN INDOOR AIR AND LUNG FUNCTION TEST AMONG DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND ADMINISTRATION WORKERS Speakers Siti Marwanis Anua, School of Health Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia Determinants of occupational exposure to MRI-related static magnetic fields Speakers Hans Kromhout, Utrecht University Storage of Wood Pellet and Wood Chip Fuel and Carbon Monoxide Generation Speakers Andrew Simpson, HSL Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Monitoring during Manure Handling Processes at Livestock Farms Speakers Jihoon Park, Seoul National University The Shipping Industry: A Bermuda Triangle for Occupational Hygiene? Speakers Tim Carter, Norwegian Centre for Maritime Medicine VOCs in containers arriving in Sweden – Occurrence, personal exposure, and sampling and ventilation strategies Speakers Gunnar Johanson, IMM, Karolinska Institute	REACH registration – how the information is generated and used Speakers Bridget Ginnity ECHA Communicating information on safe use from exposure scenarios to downstream users Speakers Sophie Mathieu A.I.S.E.Brussels Improved communication of risk management measures along the supply chain of chemical substances. Speakers Ann Carolin Dumke, BAuA Case studies illustrating how information generated under REACH can help an industrial user of chemicals Speakers Monique Pillet, ECHA
			NB This session finishes at 17:45
18.15	Close
19.30	Gala Dinner

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Day 3 | Wednesday 29 April 2015