SESHA 25th Annual Symposium (2003)
SESHA – 25th Anniversary Celebration
2003 Annual Symposium
April 13-17, 2003
Marriott Rivercenter, San Antonio, Texas
Proceedings
AM ONLY PDCs
PDC 1
Life Cycle Risk Management of Engineered and Personnel Systems
Brett Davis
PDC 2
Environmental Issues in Assembly and Test
Cheryl Stadlman
PDC 3
Development of Effective ESH Educational Programs (Part I)
Rich Deluca
PM ONLY PDCs
PDC 11
Development of Effective ESH Educational Programs (Part II) – Developing A Business Case for Training Within a Semiconductor Operation
Varun Gopalakrishna
PDC 4
Hazardous Materials Requirements of the International Codes
William Winslow
PDC 5
Environmental 101: Environmental Issues for the Non-environmental Engineer
Cheryl Stadlman
ALL DAY PDCs
PDC 6
This PDC has been cancelled (was: Sustainability, Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Reporting)
David Einolf
PDC 7
An Introduction to Industrial Toxicology with Examples of Interest from the GaAs, InP, and GaN Technology
Nicole Proust
PDC 8
Emergency Scene Management in Semiconductor Manufacturing
Joe Caller
PDC 9
Electrical Safety for Non-Electrical Safety Professionals
Chris Evanston, PE
PDC 10
Implementing a Health and Safety Management System Based on OHSAS 18001 and VPP
Kerrie Romanow
Keynote 1
25 years of EHS Challenges
David Bergeron, Corporate Vice President, Applied Materials, Inc.
Keynote 2
EHS Challenges Presented by Emerging Semiconductor Technologies
Terrence McManus, Intel Fellow and Director of Environmental Health and Safety Technologies, Intel Corporation
Session 1
EHS Leadership Forum
Leadership Round Table 1:
EHS Implications of the Economic Downturn: Methods for maintaining performance levels, development and engagement
Leadership Round Table 2:
EU Challenges, The Unpredictable Regulatory Landscape in Europe
Julian Lageard
Creating and Managing a Corporate Responsibility Program: A Case Study and Discussion
Dave Stangis, Intel Corporation
Additional Presentation:
SARS – An Atypical Pneumonia
E. Aton, Washington University
Session 2
“Back to Basics” – EHS Boot Camp for SEMI
An Overview of the Semiconductor Manufacturing Process
Benson, R.
Current Perspectives in Industrial Hygiene: Microelectronics Manufacturing
Aton, E.
“Cradle to Grave” EHS Management of Semiconductor Processing Equipment
Hendricksen, K.
Round Table 1
Semiconductor Emergency Response Forum (SERF) – SERF Survey, ERT Issues, and Standards of Practice
Caller, J.
Round Table 2
Abatement Technologies
Guszkowski, E.
Session 3
Occupational Health & Industrial Toxicology
Semiconductor Manufacturing: An Introduction to Occupational Health Issues of Processes and Hazards
Wald, P.
Texas Instrument’s Perspective on Occupational Exposure Assessments
Schaefers, G.
An Approach to Chemical Review, Approval, & Hazard Communication
Fischman, M.D., M.
Health Concerns of the Semiconductor Industry
Avery, A.
Session 4
Code Developments
Energized Electrical Work Practices in a Clean Room Environment
Durham, G.
NFPA 318 The Standard for the Protection of Semiconductor Fabrication Facilities
BENSON, R.
SEMI® International Standards – Guiding ESH in the SC Industry
OTTESEN, C.
International codes and code adoption overview
WINSLOW, W.
Student Scholarship Presentations
Student Scholarship Presentations
Occupational Exposure Limit Proposal for Ethyl Lactate
Korshukin, M.
Assessment of Methods Used to Measure Fume Hood Performance
Mulenga, E.
Behavioral Based Safety: Solution of the Past of Key to the Future?
Anderson, R.
Possible Links Between Currently Used Semi-Conductor Solvents and Reproductive Effects
Alo, A.
An Analysys if the Green Building Concept as it relates to the Semiconductor Industry
Tiffany, D.
Phytoremediation of Copper as a Micro Nutrient
Feia, A.
Environmental Health and Safety Concerns with Thin Gate-Oxide Materials
Moibi, T.
A Look at Perfluorooctyl Sulfonates in High-End Lithography for the Semiconductor Industry
Tario, N.
Emergency Response Capabilities of Semiconductor Manufacturers in Minnesota and Wisconsin
Lor, M.
Session 5
Chemical Management & Stewardship
ISMT Proactive approach to mangement of novel semiconductor chemicals
Speranza, D.
Environmental, Health and Safety Assessment of Emerging Photolithography Technology
Heaps, J.
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): Current Events Heighten Awareness for Semiconductor Industry
Bade, R.
Electronic Specialty Gas and Chemical Product Stewardship
NGAI, E.
Session 6
Environmental Issues
Can 300 mm Wet Tools Meet ITRS Water USe Goals?
Chiarello, Dr. , R.
Water Reuse in the Semiconductor Industry – Myth or Reality
Rimer, A.
Chemical Waste Facility Qualification Program
Claybaugh, J.
Sustainable treatment of HF wastewater from semiconductor Industry using a Crystalactor
Van den Broeck, K.
Round Table 3:
E-Technologies to Simplify and Improve EH&S Performance
Parker, R.
Daily Closing Session in Exhibit Hall / Daily Raffle
Session 7
EHS Management
The Aspects and Benefits of a Pro-Active EHS Management Program
Dietrich, J.
Corporate Responsibility in the Global Environment
Trowbridge, P.
An Integrated Approach to Corporate Fire Protection and Risk Management
Caldwell, D.
Establishing a World Class Safety Culture
Brough, D.
Session 8
Advanced Process Technologies
Low Pressure Gas Delivery: A Risk Reduction Strategy For Gases
OLANDER*, K.
Focus on Gas Handling Safety in New Technology Center
ROBINSON, E.
Vacuum Pumps and Abatement; A Systems Approach for the Next Generation
Van Gompel, J.
Advances in Compound Semiconductor Processing
Dietz, J.
Round Table 4
Leak Detection Technologies
Cox, P.E., CIH, J.
Round Table 5
Semiconductor Emergency Response Forum (SERF) – Incident Response
Caller, J.
Symposium Closing Session
Workshop 1:
Doing Business In Asia
Workshop 2
Decontamination & Decommissioning