Come and visit 3M Personal Safety at Booth 1808 at the ASSE (American Society of Safety Engineers) #Safety2016 Professional Development Conference & Exposition in Atlanta, GA from June 26-29, 2016.
Conference
Sunday, June 26 10:00AM-5:30PM
Monday, June 27 7:30AM-5:30PM
Tuesday, June 28 7:30AM-5:30PM
Wednesday, June 29 7:45AM-4:00PM
Exposition
Sunday, June 26 3:00PM-5:30PM
Monday, June 27 9:00AM-3:30PM
Tuesday, June 28 9:00AM-3:00PM
The ASSE Safety 2016 Professional Development Conference & Exposition is for OSH professionals who want to achieve exceptional safety results.
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You’ll be able to experience exciting new ergonomic solutions like the StrongArm™ Ergoskeleton™, and we’ll unveil innovative new technology to connect your workers like 3M™ Active Safety! We will have a full slate of technical presentations and seminars from our trained and certified industry experts who will also be on hand in the 3M booth to answer all of your technical questions.
Check out these new products by 3M to be featured at #Safety2016! More details are featured below.
Nikki Vars McCullough is the Global Technical Service and Regulatory Manager for the Personal Safety Division at 3M. She has a doctorate in Industrial Hygiene and is a CIH. Nikki manages the scholarship program, and as a previous 3M scholarship winner she will be hosting the 30th Scholarship reception. Throughout the week you will find Nikki in the 3M booth as well as attending technical sessions.
David Stein is a certified industrial hygienist with 33 years of experience in the health and safety profession. He is currently a Technical Service Specialist with 3M’s Personal Safety Products Division. His focus is on supporting the development and use of technologies to enhance the health and safety work environment. Dave’s previous experience includes providing field services in the hazardous waste industry, general manufacturing facilities and electronics assembly operations. He has also worked as an OSHA compliance officer and in corporate governance. Dave holds a B.A. degree in biology from Southwest Baptist University and a Masters in industrial hygiene from Central Missouri State University.
Megan Torgrude, MPH, CIH, CSP, is a Technical Service Engineer for 3M’s Personal Safety Division, where she helps design respirators and provides technical support and training to respirator wearers and assigners. Prior to joining 3M’s Personal Safety Division, Ms. Torgrude worked as an industrial hygienist with 3M and General Electric, where she conducted hazard evaluations, field exposure assessments, hazard characterization, and PPE assignment. She will be presenting in Session 608: Respirator Selection – Thinking Beyond the Assigned Protection Factor (APF) on Tuesday, June 28th: 10:30am-11:45am
Don Garvey, CIH, CSP is the construction industrial hygienist with the 3M Personal Safety Division in St. Paul, MN. Prior to 3M, he was the construction industrial hygienist for The St. Paul Companies working with ENR 400 contractors nationwide. He is a founding member and past chair of the American Industrial Hygiene Association Construction Committee and is a Fellow of the Association. He has published several articles in ASSE’s Professional Safety Journal on construction safety and health issues and is the author of the industrial hygiene chapter in the ASSE’s recently published Construction Safety Management and Engineering 2nd Ed.
Don will be presenting Monday, 27 June at 1:00PM, session 534: Fire and Ice – Heat Strain and Cold Stress in the Work Environment. The presentation is sponsored by Grainger and the ASSE Construction Practice Specialty.
Don will also be on site attending the following Committee meetings:
The Construction Practice Specialty (CPS) focuses on all aspects of construction safety and is intended to provide industry-specific information and focused networking opportunities to ASSE members. Some popular topics include jobsite safety, LEED, crane safety, communicating to a diverse workforce and contractor relations
The Oil & Gas Practice Specialty (OGPS) addresses topics such as oil and gas drilling, gathering, fracking, production, operations, processing, refining, equipment, storage, transportation and distribution, upstream, downstream and offshore operations.
Hearing protection fit testing: Make it easy to measure hearing protection needs.
Simple, connected components are designed to get your Active Safety program up and running quickly. Using 3M™ Active Safety, you can now identify trends and spot risks. Reduce paperwork. Be audit ready. Help keep people healthy and safe.
We are dedicated to improving the future of the workforce through innovative technology and human centered design. Our company believes that the workers who perform physical tasks for their jobs deserve to have performance gear that will protect their bodies from the strains that they may endure during their career.
The first full-body safety harness designed and tested with data-driven, third party research featuring a first-of-its kind LIFTech™ Load Distribution System takes the weight off workers’ shoulders resulting in a harness that is more comfortable and is cooler and lighter to wear.
Easily connects to your current safety harness, providing a fast, effective method of escape from suspension while putting fewer rescuers at risk. Features a patent-pending WZ-Link™ d-ring to simplify connection, a secondary rescue ring for assisted rescue, and a sealed, padded package to protect the descent device from damage during use.
Offers greater control of the weld puddle with a view that appears lighter, brighter, and more realistic, as well as fast switching between welding and grinding with the touch of a button, and quick access to one of your two preset welding modes.
Features removable temples, soft nose bridge, optional elastic strap, and more! Now with Scotchgard anti-fog coatings, helping to increase eyewear performance in wet and steamy environments.
Can provide a simple, visual tool that can help users determine when to change their cartridges and provide confidence in protection. It’s designed to indicate service life based on individual exposure and respiratory use patterns, allowing the user to optimize cartridge use for their specific needs.
The 3M™ Versaflo™ TR-600 Series Powered Air Purifying Respirators provide durable protection, even in harsh environments. Designed to e compatible with multiple configurations of head tops, breathing tubes, batteries, filters, cartridges and more. With a user-friendly design with intuitive, colored interactive touch points and visual, vibratory and audible low-flow and low-battery indicators.
Get results you can trust. The E-A-Rfit Dual-Ear Validation System measures the effectiveness of the hearing protection from inside the employee’s ear, providing accurate, quantitative results. And because you can simultaneously test both ears, you’ll have more time to educate employees on the importance of fit and compliance.
Conveniently provide hearing protection where employees need it. The 3M™ Pro Earplug Dispenser dispenses one earplug at a time with a simple twist. No more expense and waste of individually wrapped plugs. Made from ABS plastic with a powder-coated steel-back plate, it’s designed for challenging environments – indoors and outdoors.
3M PSD awarded a new occupational health and safety professional working in the United States travel and registration fees to the 2016 American Society for Safety Engineers meeting, Safety 2016, June 26-29, 2016 Atlanta, GA, USA. This Essay Contest's Topic was "How Technology Will Impact Occupational Health and Safety"
Congratulations to Jacob Krzystowczyk, Winner of the 2016 3M New Occupational Health and Safety Professional Essay Award contest. Jacob is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and Safety Professional with extensive experience in a broad range of workplaces in the Chemical Industry. Currently, he is a Corporate Industrial Hygienist at The Albemarle Corporation. Jacob will travel to Atlanta, GA, June 26-29, 2016 for Safety 2016.
"Electronic data collection is a critical and ever changing process required for determining working conditions. The transition from a paper based workplace to a digital workplace is constantly occurring everywhere. The change from paper reports, personnel files, inspections, batch records, and most all mail to their respective electronic versions is a revolution across industry. Companies have realized the gains from this transition which include: increased speed, lower costs, conservation of resources, improved communication and clarity, and “green” company image. These benefits all affect worker health and safety. A Pharmaceutical Operator who works in a facility with electronic, typed batch records can avoid hazardous mischarges or unsafe operating conditions using effective communication. Auditors that use electronic inspection forms on tablets for safety showers can instantly upload the results of inspections via wireless network and dramatically reduce the time needed to begin the repair process. The improvement of communication due to improved technology is not restricted to those currently working in plants."
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