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Day 4 | Thursday 30 April 2015

07:30	Registration
08.00	Session 19a Exposure Assessment III	Session 19b Occupational Hygiene V	Session 19c Dutch Design
	MODELLING PATTERNS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO FORMALDEHYDE FOR CHRONIC HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT Speakers Renaud Persoons, Grenoble Teaching Hospital Quantitative levels of exposure to diesel exhaust in the contemporary mining industry Speakers Susan Peters, University of Western Australia Inhalation exposure estimates of adhesive remover use in Korea Consumer Product Exposure and Risk Assessment (COPER) Speakers Ji Young Park, Seoul National University Using Checklists and Algorithms to Improve Qualitative Exposure Judgment Accuracy Speakers Susan Arnold, University of Minnesota	Addressing Occupational Hygiene Priorities in Emerging Economies Speakers Maharshi Mehta President - International Safety Systems, Inc. Sampling bacteria in Metal working fluids aerosols Speakers Anna Dahlman-Höglund, University of Gothenburg AN OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE WORKPLACE ASSESSMENT OF ELF MAGNETIC FIELDS AT A REGIONAL METAL SMELTING OPERATION Speakers Steven Kee, OCCDEV DETAILED CHARACTERIZATION OF WELDING FUME IN PERSONAL EXPOSURE SAMPLES Speakers Bernadette Quémerais, University of Alberta	Arbo Catalogue, Speakers Ronald Frencken, ArboUnie Managing risks for occupational allergies within the Dutch bakery industry Speakers Remko Houba, Netherlands Expertise Centre for Occupational Respiratory Disorders (NECORD), Health and Safety catalogue in the Dutch metal sector Speakers Hilde Bussink, 5xbeter Pimex part of many different Arbocatalogues in the Netherlands Speakers Andre Winkes, ArboUnie
09.00	Travel Time
09:05	Session 20 – Keynote Lecture Building Leadership Skills to Strengthen Your Career and Our Profession Dr Perry Logan, 3M
10.05	Morning Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
10.45	Session 21a Sampling Techniques	Session 21b Asbestos	Session 21c Quantifying the Efficiency of Exposure Controls
	Near real-time monitoring of Diesel Exhaust Particulate (DEP) Speakers James Forder, HSL A new miniature sampler for in-mask leakage measurement in workplace conditions. Speakers Peter Stacey, HSL Novel application of instrumentation for the measurement of respirable crystalline silica (RCS) Speakers Peter Stacey, HSL Laboratory measurement of gaseous emissions from wood pellets and wood chips. Speakers Michael Hemmingway, HSL Practical application of real time monitors Speakers Peter Baldwin, HSL	A Review of Historical Asbestos Exposure to Laboratory Workers Speakers David Wright, University of Portsmouth Regulators’ Update on Asbestos Guidance Speakers Neil Davey, HSE Evaluation of potential risks of exposure to natural (asbestos) and man-made mineral fibres (MMMF) in different types of industries Speakers Evgeny Kovaevskiy, Research Institute of Occupational Health of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences Is there scientific evidence to assess the “safe use” of asbestos? Speakers Juan Ramos-Bonilla, Universidad de los Andes Comparison of asbestos and PM2.5 air area and personal samples in occupational settings: the case of brake mechanichs Speakers María Fernanda Cely-García Universidad de Los Andes	This workshop will explore published efficiency measures for common exposure controls and agree a consensus on assigned efficiency values for four types of controls – wet suppression, fume cupboard, LEV capture hood, and LEV on-tool extraction. Speakers Andy Gillies, Gillies Associates Ltd
12.15	Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
13:30	Session 22 – The Bedford Prize Isocyanates exposure control in motor vehicle paint spraying: evidence from biological monitoring Kate Jones, HSL
14.30	Afternoon Refreshments, Exhibition & Poster Viewing Meet with colleagues, browse the exhibition and view posters
15.00	Session 23a Petrochemical	Session 23b Aerosols	Session 23c The French Regulation on Painful Work
	The NIEHS GuLF STUDY: Estimation of workers’ exposures through the inhalation route on four rig vessels during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill cleanup Speakers Gurumurthy Ramachandran, University of Minnesota The Energy Institute’s report ‘An Investigation into the potential effects that the EU Directive 2013/35/EU may have on the energy sector’ Speakers Andrew M. Singleton, Energy Institute Energy Institute’s ‘Health and safety issues in the oil industry related to sudden or unexpected generation of H2S by micro-organisms’ Speakers Douglas Collin, Energy Institute Monitoring worker exposure to benzene in a bulk liquid storage terminal Speakers Stan de Poot, Caesar Consult Potential Exposure to Benzene Contained in Petroleum-Derived Products in Korea Speakers Sangjun Choi, Catholic University of Daegu	Air concentrations of particle mass, surface area and number – comparison of exposure metrics in some Swedish industries Speakers Lennart Andersson, Orebro University Hospital Comparison of hazard assessments, for chemical occupational exposures, performed with a control banding scheme, occupational exposure limits and derived no effect levels Speakers Hakan Tinnerberg, Lund University Achievements and potentials of a long term exposure database on respirable dust and quartz in the industrial minerals industry Speakers Remko Houba, Netherlands Expertise Centre for Occupational Respiratory Disorders (NECORD), Transfer of plasticizers from consumer products to indoor dust and air Speakers Vilma Sukiene, ETH Workers Exposure to Indium Dusts in Indium-Tin-Oxide (ITO) Manufacturing Processes in Korea Speakers Dooyong Park, Occupational Safety and Health Research Institute	The workshop will look at the French Regulation on Painful Work: An Opportunity for Occupational Hygiene. Speakers Stefaan De Tavernier, EGIS Nathalie Berne, SOLVAY Frederique Parrot, SOFHYT
16.30	Travel Time
16:35	Closing Remarks
17.05	Conference Close

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Day 4 | Thursday 30 April 2015