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Auditing Roundtable’s Training Courses Phoenix, AZ January 11-13, 2012
*Please note these after the National Meeting January 9-11,2012
Register Before 12/15 to save $100.
Course 1: “EHS Auditing Skills” January 11-12
Course 2: “Environmental Compliance” January 11-13
Course 3: “Health and Safety Compliance” January 11-13 |
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Course 1: “EHS Auditing Skills” |
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Course Schedule
Wednesday, January 11 1:00 PM-5:00 PM
Thursday, January 12 8:00 AM-4:00 PM
Course Description:
The Auditing Roundtable is pleased to introduce its new EHS auditing skills course. This newly developed, inaugural course has been designed to provide auditors with the EHS auditing skills consistent with updated BEAC EHS auditing performance practices and standards. It will be an invaluable preparatory course for those working on obtaining certification as a Certified Professional Environmental Auditor (CPEA) in any discipline. It will also serve as an excellent refresher course for those just wishing to enhance their EHS auditing skills.
The 2-day course will cover the following topics:
- Ethics and Standards of Conduct for Auditors
- Audit Program Design and Planning
- Pre-Audit Activities
- On-Site Audit Activities
- Post-Audit Activities
- Internal Controls
Note. This auditing skills course does not include the environmental media knowledge or the health and safety technical knowledge that are separate 3-day training modules currently available.
Instructor:
Larry Cahill
CEU Credit:
BEAC-14 CPD hours
Others-TBD
Cost:
Attendance is limited to a maximum of 30 people so early registration is encouraged. The cost for the 2-day course, which includes lunch, is:
· $825 Members
· $925 Affiliate Members
· $1025 Non-Members
Late Registration (After 12/15/11)
· $925 Members
· $1025 Affiliate Members
· $1125 Non-Members |
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Course 2: “Environmental Compliance” |
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Course Schedule
Wednesday, January 11 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Thursday, January 12 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Friday, January 13 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Course Description:
The Auditing Roundtable is pleased to introduce its new Environmental Compliance Auditor Training course. This newly developed, inaugural course has been designed to provide auditors with the environmental auditing skills consistent with updated BEAC auditing performance practices and standards. It will be an invaluable preparatory course for those working on obtaining certification as a Certified Professional Environmental Auditor (CPEA). It will also serve as an excellent refresher course for those just wishing to enhance their environmental auditing skills. The 3 -day course will cover the following topics:
- Environmental Legislative/Regulatory Applicability
- Major Regulatory Thrust of Nine Major Environmental Laws
- EPA/State Jurisdiction/Enforcement of Laws
- Regulatory Process (interim, draft, final)
- Ability to Determine Applicability of Environmental Laws to Audited Facility Operations/Processes
- Typical Process Operations and Related Pollution Control Technologies
This section relates to an auditor's ability to evaluate what environmental impacts and compliance issues result from typical process operations and understanding the generic pollution control technologies to control the impacts. Training will focus on topics such as:
- Typical Waste Steams and Pollutants Generated by Process Operations
- Thresholds that Trigger Compliance Requirements
- General Concepts of Operation of Pollution Control Technologies
- Typical Compliance Related Requirements Associated with Pollution Control Technologies
Environmental Media Specific Regulatory Knowledge
- Wastewater/Storm water
- Air Emissions
- Hazardous Waste/Solid Waste
- SARA Title III
- UST's
- Drinking Water
- Spill Control/Response (SPCC)
- TSCA (PCB's)
Note. This auditing skills course does not include the basic auditing skills knowledge or the health and safety technical knowledge that are provided in separate training courses which are also offered by the Auditing Roundtable.
Instructor:
Gary Lucks
CEU Credit:
BEAC-18 CPD hours
Others-TBD
Cost:
Attendance is limited to a maximum of 30 people so early registration is encouraged. The cost for the 3 -day course, which includes lunch, is:
· $975 Members
· $1075 Affiliate Members
· $1175 Non-Members
Late Registration (After 12/15/11)
· $1075 Members
· $1175 Affiliate Members
· $1275 Non-Members |
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Course 3: “Health and Safety Compliance” |
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Course Schedule
Wednesday, January 11 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Thursday, January 12 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Friday, January 13 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Course Description:
The Auditing Roundtable is pleased to introduce its new Health and Safety Compliance Auditor Training course. This newly developed, inaugural course has been designed to provide auditors with the health and safety auditing skills consistent with updated BEAC auditing performance practices and standards. It will be an invaluable preparatory course for those working on obtaining certification as a Certified Professional Environmental Auditor. It will also serve as an excellent refresher course for those just wishing to enhance their health and safety auditing skills. The 3 -day course will cover the following topics:
Health & Safety Legislative/Regulatory Applicability
- Major Regulatory Thrust of General and Construction Standards and Recordkeeping
- Federal OSHA/State Jurisdiction/Enforcement of Laws
- Regulatory Process (interim, draft, final)
- Ability To Determine Applicability Of Occupation Safety and Health Laws/Regulations to Typical Worker Activities and Work Place Environments at the Audited Facility
- Relationship of OSHA standards to: ANSI Standards, National Electric Code, NFPA, ASTM, ASME
- DOT Hazmat regulations
Occupational Safety & Health Impacts of Various Worker Activities and Work Place Environments and Related Exposure Reducing Practices and Technologies
- Typical Health & Safety Exposures Generated by Various Work Place Activities & Environments
- Exposure Thresholds that Trigger Compliance Requirements
- General Concepts of Operation of Engineering, Administrative, & Personal Protective Equipment Practices and Technologies
- Typical Compliance Related Requirements Associated with Engineering, Administrative, & Personal
- Protective Equipment Practices & Technologies
Health & Safety Specific Regulatory Knowledge (29 CFR 1910 and 1926)
1910 - Occupational Safety & Health Standards (General Industry)
- Injury/Illness Recordkeeping
- Hazard Communication
- Emergency Action Planning
- Respiratory Protection
- Hearing Conservation
- Control of Hazardous Energy
- Confined Space Entry
- Blood borne Pathogens
- Ergonomic Programs
- Laser Safety
- Laboratory Safety Management
- Process Safety Management
- Radiation Safety
- Walking - Working Surfaces
- Powered Platforms, Man lifts, and Vehicle-Mounted Work Platforms
- Occupational Health and Safety Environmental Controls
- Hazardous Materials
- Personal Protective Equipment
- General Environmental Controls
- Medical and First Aid
- Fire Protection
- Compressed Gas and Compressed Air Equipment
- Materials Handling and Storage
- Machinery and Machine Guarding
- Hand and Portable Powered Tools and Other Hand-Held Equipment
- Welding, Cutting and Brazing
- Special Industries
- Electrical
- Construction Safety
Note. This auditing skills course does not include the basic auditing skills knowledge or the environmental media technical knowledge that are provided in separate training courses which are also offered by the Auditing Roundtable.
Instructors:
Jeff Camplin
Debby Shewitz
CEU Credit:
BEAC-18 CPD hours
Others-TBD
Cost:
Attendance is limited to a maximum of 30 people so early registration is encouraged. The cost for the 3 -day course, which includes lunch, is:
· $975 Members
· $1075 Affiliate Members
· $1175 Non-Members
Late Registration (After 12/15/11)
· $1075 Members
· $1175 Affiliate Members
· $1275 Non-Members |
Class sizes are limited. Please register early to ensure a seat!
Pre-Meeting Courses Sunday January 8, 2012
One Day Workshop 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Demonstrating the Business Value of EHS Audit Programs (presented by David Downs - EHS Management)
This workshop is based on the concepts and tools used in "Creation, Measurement and Communication of EHS Business Value" which has been presented at over 50 Professional Development Conferences in the last 10 years. It is a hands on process, with each student using software tools provided at the workshop to develop their own business value model. Students will work collaboratively with others in small groups to share and expand their learnings.
Cost
$395 Members
$420 Affiliate Member
$440 Non-Member
$395 Govt
Sunday, January 8, 2012 - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
CEU Course - Crisis Management Basics (presented by Henry Balikov, GEC)
How many times will you try the same thing hoping for different results? Have you assured your team that “the truth will triumph over all?” Have you felt pressured into making a peremptory “best guess” as to the damage in order to get out in front of the issue? Have you advised “sticking to the facts and keeping feelings out of it?” Do you fall into using language your audience doesn’t understand? Do you believe that the media have to be treated as potential enemies?
All crisis management cannot be reduced to a three-hour course but in three hours we plan to cover: an analysis of common crisis management mistakes; an expansion of your understanding of potential crisis categories; training in the real issues in crisis management; and, some role-playing practice in dealing immediately with a crisis.
Cost
$250 Member
$275 Affiliate Member
$295 Non-Member
$250 Govt
Phoenix National Meeting January 9-11, 2012 Click Here to view agenda
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