ALL DAY PDC’s – Full Day Courses

PDC #3
EHS Design and Installation Considerations for Specialty Gas, Chemical Distribution, and POU Delivery Systems
Varun Gopalakrishna, Aaron Zude, Susan Creighton

PDC #4
Global Environmental Health and Safety Management
Kathy Seabrook

AM PDC’s – Morning Courses (8AM-Noon)

PDC #9
WEEE/RoHS and Other EU Legislation and Their Likely Effects on the Semiconductor Industry
Andrew Sweatman

PM PDC’s – Afternoon Courses (1-5PM)

PDC #6
Performance-Based Auditing: A Different Approach to Enhancing Your EMS
Jeanne Yturri

PDC #8
Beyond CTDs…An Ergonomic Sprain/Strain Prevention Strategy
Michael O’Brien

Student Scholarship Winning Papers

EHS Performance Management: A Study of Corporate Data Tracking Practices and Organizational Learning
Charles White – Berkeley

Consequences and Impacts of the Multi-Employer Work Site Standards in the Semiconductor Industry
Brain Spielman – UW-Stout

Evaluating the Options: Recycling Hydrofluoric Acid
Jennifer Kavanagh – UM-Duluth

P2 in the Semiconductor Industry: From the Golden State to the EU
Barbara Orchard – Cal Poly

The Security Considerations for Domestic Terrorism Within the Semiconductor Industry
Jonathan Market – UW-Stout

Effects of ACGIH Proposed Reduction in the TLV of Arsine on the Semiconductor Manufacturing Process
Phillip Sayles – UM-Duluth

Challenges and Environmental Issues in the Development and Use of Lead-Free Solders
Amanda Schmidt – Cal Poly

An Assessment of the Potential Impacts of the Proposed European Union Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization of Chemicals (REACH) Regulation on the Semiconductor Industry
Douglas Moilanen – UW-Stout

Safe Decontamination of Shock Sensitive Materials Used in the Semiconductor Industry
Crystal Gilbertson – UM-Duluth

Analyzing Health Promotion Programming Utilization and the Benefits as a Profit Center for the Semiconductor Industry
Brian Borke – UW-Stout

Welcome to SESHA
President’s Message and Awards
J.Cox

Keynote #1
Semiconductor Industry Forecast and the Future of Nanotechnology
J.Feldhan

Keynote #2
Retooling Yourself for the Next EH&S Wave
D.Tighe

Keynote #3
The Semiconductor Industry Association Worker Health Project: An Update
M.Fischman, MD, MPH, C.Fraust, PhD, PE, CIH

Keynote #4
Exploring Opportunities to Further Eliminate Potential Equipment Related Exposures
A.McIntyre, CIH

Keynote #5
Semiconductor Industry PFC Emissions Estimating and Reduction: Status and Future Directions
W.Worth, L.Beu, PE

Keynote #6
Fire Codes 2005 – A review of the Fire Codes and Standards applicable to the Semiconductor Industry today.
R.Benson

An Overview of the Semiconductor Manufacturing Process
R.Benson

Thriving in an Era of Scarcity
G.Niekerk

Integration of an ESH Chapter into to the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS)
J.Jewett

Ergonomic Assessment of Cumulative Trauma Risk
D.Kelso

Transitioning Your EMS from ISO 14001:1996 to ISO 14001:2004
L.Wilk, P.Esty

Industrial Hygiene Speak for the Non IH – Applying Strategies and Methods
J.Visty

Global Care is Smart Business!
R.Row

The Brave New World of Nanotechnology
C.Moffitt, Ph.D.

Brand Protection, Anti-Counterfeit and Security Issues
R.Parker

Identifying and Communicating EHS Value
R.MacLean

Methods & Resources Used to Help Close ESH Data Gaps and New Tools to Screen Novel Semiconductor Chemicals
D.Speranza, M.Kuntz

Using Business Metrics and Leading Indicators of EHS Performance – translating EHS into business benefit
K.Rankin

Reducing PFC Emissions Through Advances in CVD and Etch Processing
A.Johnson, R.Ridgeway, P.Maroulis

Around the World in 80 Days with a New Chemical Substance?
M.Majors

Developing a Climate Change Action Plan
T.Higgs

Intel Corporation’s Technology & Development EHS Chemical Approval Process
S.Brown

Common Yet Complex RCRA Issues Facing SESHA Environmental Managers: A Discussion of Regulations, Policies and Pointers on Such Topics as Printed Circuit Board Recycling, Management of Contaminated Wipes
R.von Oppenfeld

Arsenic Regulated Areas – A Reality in the “Clean Semiconductor Industry”
J.Rubin

Catalytic Decomposition of Ammonia from GaN Processes
J.Van Gompel

Health and Nanotechnologies, from Benefits to Hazards
N.Proust

Removing Fluoride from Industrial Wastewater Using Hybrid-Membrane Technology
J.Peterson, J.Madole

Managing Ergonomics as a Process
W.Rostykus

Chemical Vapor Deposition Process Emission Reduction Using Point-Of-Use Wet Scrubber Technology
C.Kempton, A.Jain

Personal Empowerment: An Unconventional Concept in Stress Management
C.Jackson

Assessing the Impact of Technology on the Regulatory Process
G.Gannod, H.Koehnemann, L.Litchfield

Intel’s EHS New Facilities Equipment Procurement Process (FEPP)
M.Yurconic

Fire and Building Codes: One Code or Conflicting Codes?
G.Hynes

Life Cycle Concerns for a Toxic Gas Monitoring System
J.Pugh

Roundtable: Effect of WEEE & RoHS on the Global Electronics Industry Supply Chain
Chair: Brian Sherin, ESHconnect, Inc.
Opening Remarks: Brian Sherin
Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturing: Brian Claes, Lam Research
Semiconductor Device Manufacturing: Allen Wilson, Intel
Consumer Electronics/Electronic OEMs: Andrew Sweatman, ESHconnect

Arc Flash Safety Practices in the Semiconductor Industry
J.Clough

Fire Risk Mitigation for Integral IPA Dryers – Using Engineering controls versus Gaseous Fire Suppression
R.McDaid, M.Wyman

Closing Session & Business Meeting
B.Frist