Sessions and Seminars

PLEASE NOTE: The sessions that have available proceedings are have an astericks next to the session name.

As more proceedings become available, we will post them.

Tuesday February, 16, 2010
Morning Session
2A- Personnel and Material Hoisting Equipment 3A-Multi Employer Worksites: 2010 Enforcement Emphasis 4A-Liability Issues Safety Professionals Face * 5A-Framework of Task Demand Factors for Residential Framing Accidents * 6A-Current OSHA Trends/Handling an OSHA Inspection 7A-Dynamite 101 8A-Infection Control Risk Assessment for Hospital Construction 9A- New "ConsensusDOCS" - Contracts for Construction - Presenting New Risks to Designers, Contractors and Subcontractors 10A-OSHA's Most Frequently Asked Recordkeeping Questions	2B-Signaling for Crane Operations 3B-Construction Sanitation: We Have a New Standard A10-25, Let's Use It! 4B-Confined Space Standard * 5B-The Task Demand Assessment Methodology * 6B-Workers' Compensation/Employment Law in the U.S. Construction Industry 7B-Trench Safety 10B-OSHA Update on Health Hazards in Construction
Afternoon Sessions
2C-Resilience Engineering: An Alternative View of Construction Safety 3C-How to Manage Stress and Prevent Back Injuries 4C-Ergonomic Injury Prevention in Construction * 5C-The Four Cornerstones and Twelve Attributes of Safety Excellence * 6C-Rating performance Metrics for Safety and Health in Construction - Small 7C-Rating performance Metrics for Safety and Health in Construction - Medium 8C-Rating performance Metrics for Safety and Health in Construction - Large 9C-ANSI Fall Protection Standards: What's New, What's Not, and How to Get Your Program to the Next Level	2D-Personnel and Material Hoisting Equipment 3D-Mining/Quarry Truck Accident Trends and Application of Established Safety Processes from Overseas to the U.S. Construction Industry * 4D-Emerging Technologies and Construction Safety * 5D-Encouraging Employee Participation in Hazard Identification and Correction * 6D-Crane Basics

Wednesday February 17, 2010
Morning Session
1E-Construction Contractors in Working in Industrial Facilities 2E-The Buried Truth Uncovered 3E-Safety Training Through Entertainment - Using Game Based Learning 4E-Labor Union and Multiple Employer Drug Free Workplace Programs 5E-Ladder Accidents and Violation-an Unnecessary Expense 6E-Give Them What They're Asking For-Incentives or Discipline * 7E-New Interventions for Overhead Drilling 8E-Advancing Your Career in Construction Safety 9E-Outcomes of a Revised Carpenter Fall Prevention Training Curriculum 10E-Edwin Rearick Construction Safety Forum	1F-Work Zone Safety 2F-Pre-Construction Planning 3F-Electrical Safety on Construction Sites * 4F-Taking a Proactive Approach to Preventing Recordable Injuries 5F-Underground Utilities-Shedding Light on a maze of Infrastructure 6F-VPP Construction Exceptional Performance 7F-Managing the Hispanic Workforce * 8F-Building Foundation for Excellence 9F-Certifications 10F-Edwin Rearick Construction Safety Forum
Afternoon Sessions
1G-Construction Safety Information Forum 2G-Aerial Lift Safety 3G-History of Electricity and Fascinating Electro-Medical Gadgets * 4G-Coaching your Team to the Next Level 5G-Rigging for Overhead Lifting and Millwrights 6G-Using Influence to Get a Seat at the Table and Improve Safety 7G-Controlling Insurance Costs 8G-NFPA 70E for the Non-Electrical Contractor 9G-Mast Climbing Safety 10G-Edwin Rearick Construction Safety Forum

Thursday Seminars February 18, 2010
P1-Aerial Lift Safety - 8:00am - 5:00pm P2-Post Tension Safety Course - 8:00am-5:00pm P3-The New OSHA Crane Standard - 8:00am-12:00pm P4-Presentation Skills - 8:00am-12:00pm P5- Cutting Edge Training for Roadway Construction

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