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• April 2 (Tue): Professional Development Courses (PDC) Grid
• April 3 (Wed): General Session Grid
• April 4 (Thu): General Session Grid
• April 5 (Fri): General Session Grid

April 2 (Tue) - Professional Development Courses (PDC)

04/02/2002 Tuesday		Morning	Afternoon
	Room 1	Building Credibility for your EH&S Strategies to Increase Value to your Organization
	Room 2	CANCELLED
	Room 3	CANCELLED
	Room 4	Practical Approaches to Decontamination & Decommissioning
	Room 5	Fire & Building Code Development and Impacts Facing Semiconductor High Technology Industries
	Room 6	Incident Preparedness: The Complete Approach. How to Minimize the Potential and Mitigate the Actual
	Room 7	Cancelled
	Room 8	OSHA 300 Recordkeeping - Successful Implementation and Lessons Learned	Terrorism: Effective Preparation and Response
	Room 9	Safety Considerations for Ion Implanters	Semiconductor Facility Exhaust Management and Air Abatement Equipment
	Student Papers	18 Papers Selected

Select PDCs may also be offered on Saturday, April 6, 2002. Please advise SESHA on the secure registration form if you desire to attend multiple PDCs so that our PDC co-chairs may evaluate the demand and coordinate accordingly.

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April 3 (Wed) - General Session Grid

04/03/2002 Wednesday		Safety/IH	Environmental	Bootcamp	Management
Session 1	8:00-12:00	Keynote Forum Bioterrorism, The Threat of Biological Agents and Toxins on Industry (Lt. Colonel Donald L. Noah, DVM, MPH, DACVPM, U.S. Airforce, Chief, Public Health & Epidemiology Department, US Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) ) State of the Union for Semiconductor Research (Chief Operating Officer, International Sematech) Future Environmental Challenges for the Semiconductor Industry (David J. Hayes, Chairman of the Global Environment Department at Latham & Watkins; former Deputy Secretary of the Department of Interior)
12:00-1:00	Exhibit Hall Lunch
1:00-1:45	Managing Safety at Multiple Locations ... Fisher, S.	Results of Surveys to Evaluate the Cost ... McHugh*, L.	An Overview of the Semiconductor ... Benson, R.	Leadership Forum
1:45-2:30	How's your Safety Management System? A ... Brandt, K.	Chemical Use Restrictions Higgs, T.
2:30-3:00	Break
3:00-3:45	Starting a Fab from Scratch - ... Pianalto, S.	Assessing the Relative Global Warming ... Seif, D.	Semiconductor Manufacturing: An ... Wald, P.
3:45-4:30	Establishing and Implementing an ... Olexia*, D.	Managing Fluorine Emissions at ... Smylie, M. Costs & Benefits of Adopting an EMS Midgelow, L.	Effective Training Methods Taylor, K.
4:30-5:30	Roundtable A Using E Technologies to Enhance EHS Program Performance (Exhibits and Demonstrations) Brochure with Information and Presenter Registration Form (PDF file) Roundtable B Code Developments and the Potential Impacts Roundtable C Environmental Regulatory Development Issues

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April 4 (Thursday) - General Session Grid

04/04/2002 Thursday		Safety/IH	Environmental	Bootcamp	Management
Session 2	8:30-9:15	TBD	Water Water Everywhere And Not A Drop ... Rimer, A.	Current Perspectives in Industrial ... Aton, E.	Using Intranet Technology to Enable ESH ... Bruner, J.
	9:15-10:00	Laser Safety in Semiconductor ... Jamali, J.	Environmental Indicators: Benchmarking ... Sheinbein, R.	One-on-One to High Fives: Five Easy ... Grieve, R.	"Learn from the mistakes of others ..." Barnes, R.
	10:00-10:30	Break
	10:30-11:15	Assessments of Semiconductor Products ... Visty, J.	Water Conservation in Semiconductor ... Chiarello, R.	Gas Chemical Systems Benson, R.	A Dedicated Website Makes a More ... McCarrick, H.
	11:15-12:00	How to characterize hazards in emerging ... Proust, N.	Water Conservation Round Table Cooper, T.	The Value and Application of Threshold ... Birkner, L.	Total Cost Assessment Methodology Turton, D.
	12:00-1:00	Exhibit Hall Lunch
Session 3	1:00-1:45	Identifying and Managing Risk in the ... Kleinsteuber, M.	Fab Decommissioning: The Outline of ... Stadlman, C.	Components of an Effective Emergency ... Jamali, J.	Managing Organizational and Individual ... Schneider, S.
	1:45-2:30	Subatmospheric Gas Systems and the Fire ... Stookey, S.	Ensuring the Safe Movement of Used ... Barnes, R.	What is a HazMat Technician? Taylor, K.	Integrated EH&S Objectives and Targets: ... Thomas, C.
	2:30-3:00	Break
	3:00-3:45	Environmental, Safety and Health ... Raynor *', M.	Chemical Tracking and Environmental ... Gibbs, L.	Emergencies: I'll Show You Mine, If ... Rodstein, J.	Achieving Sustaining World Class Safety ... Scully, C.
	3:45-4:30	NFPA Update and Impact to the Industry ... Benson, R.	Chemical Management Services: A Case ... Whaley, D.	Emerging Issues: The EHS Professional ... Aton, E.	Developing EHS Goals Weigand, R.
	4:30-5:30	Roundtable D Managing EHS with Fewer Resources Roundtable E Semiconductor Emergency Response Forum (SERF) Roundtable F Compound Semiconductor Abatement Technology Development

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April 5 (Friday) - General Session Grid

04/05/2002 Friday		Safety/IH	Environmental	Bootcamp	Management
Session 4	8:30-9:15	300mm Fab Risk Challenges DeGiorgio, V.	Making Sub-atmospheric Delivery Work ... Rodstein, J.	Alphabet Soup: An Overview of ... Williams, J.	Adding Terrorism to Your Contingency ... Taylor, K.
	9:15-10:00	Making It Stick: A Systematic Approach ... Rostykus, W.	Recycling of Compound Semiconductor ... Rathie, N.	Energy Conservation Studies at ... Malella, R.	An Effective Approach to Business ... Crockett, R.
	10:00-10:30	Break
	10:30-11:15	Process Safety Risk Analysis Techniques ... VanOmmeren, J.	Ammonia for Blue LED Production, from ... Van Gompel, J.	A New Look at Life Cycle Assessment for ... Ho, H.	Security and Threat Assessments ... Williams, R.
	11:15-12:00	Fire Risk Assessment and Mitigation for ... Benson, R.	Emissions Resulting from the Deposition ... Worth, W.	Selected Environmental Auditing ... Williams, J.	TBD
	12:00-1:00	Closing General Session
	2:00-6:00	Exhibitor Sponsored Golf Tournament

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Golf Tournament Friday, April 5 1:30 PM Shotgun Start (Details and Registration Info in our brochure SESHA02golf.doc)

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• Free One Day Registration to SESHA 2002 Exhibition
  
  Please join us at the 24th Annual SESHA Symposium and Exhibition in Palm Springs, SESHA 2002, on April 2nd-5th.
  
  To promote this year's Exhibitors and Sponsors, SESHA is offering a free one day pass to the Exhibit Hall and a discounted one day registration to the Symposium.
  
  To show our support for emergency services personnel, SESHA is offering a free one day registration to both Exhibits and Symposium for emergency services personnel in the public sector. To be eligible for this special offer, emergency services personnel must wear their badge and/or uniform to SESHA 2002.
  
  

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