9:00-10am

• 1A Safety Excellence by Design
• 2A Ladder Falls and Ways to Stop Them
• 3A Noise and Dust, Reducing Silica Hazards in Cutting Concrete
• 4A Become a Back Couch for your Company
• 5A TBA

9:00-11:15am

• 6A Building a VPP Culture on a Construction Site
• 7A Engineering Principles for a Safer Design and Build
• 8A Applying Industrial Hazards to Construction Sites
• 9A Accident Investigations
• 10A Electrical Myths

10:45-11:45am

• 1B To be announced
• 2B Using Design to Stop Falls
• 3B Reducing Silica Exposure with Tool Designs and Laws
• 4B Common Hand Disorders
• 5B Of Course They Can Train People, They're Supervisors

2:00-3:00pm

• 1C Construction Safety and Health Data and Outreach
• 2C Changes in Fall Protection Standards
• 3C Controlling Hexchrom, New Standards, New Tools
• 4C Soft Tissue Injury Prevention
• 5C Empowering Safety at the Project Level

2:00-4:15pm

• 6C Effective Presentations, More than Just Power Point and Donuts
• 7C The Future of Design for Construction Safety
• 8C International Safety Opportunities
• 9C Roadway Safety Program
• 10C Hospital Construction Safety Boot Camp

3:45-4:45pm

• 1D Home Alone? Safety Issues in Residential Construction
• 2D Fall Protection Review
• 3D Hearing Conservation in Construction
• 4D Workers Compensation, Challenges and Opportunities in Orthopedics
• 5D OSHA Training Requirements, Are You Ready?

7:00-8:45am

• Construction Safety Information Exchange

9:00-10:00am

• 1E Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum
• 2E Competent Person, Takes One to Know One
• 3E Innovative Ways to Reach Out to Immigrant Workers
• 4E Applying Ergonomics in Highway Construction
• 5E From Bland to Grand, Rev Up Your Training Sessions
• 6E Measuring Safety, Really
• 7E Falls
• 8E Hidden Hazards of Sewer and Pipeline Work
• 9E Non Owned and Hired Auto Expenses. Do Your Controls Provide Sufficient Protection?
• 10E Inadequate and Unsafe Temporary Lighting, Challenges, Risks, and Solutions

11:15-12:15pm

• 1F Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum
• 2F To be announced
• 3F Health and Safety Performance Metrics for the Construction Industry
• 4F Construction and The Aging Workforce, Saving Bodies and Money Using Ergonomics
• 5F Cranes
• 6F Construction Safety Professionals, Protecting Your Reputation, Integrity and Worksite
• 7F ANSI Z359 Fall Protection Standards, What It Means to You
• 8F During the Disaster, The Role of Safety and Health Training for Responders
• 9F Workzone Safety and the Construction Worker
• 10F Hydrogen Sulfide Gas, A Toxic Killer

2:00-3:00pm

• 1G Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum
• 2G ANSI/ASSE A10 Standards, A10 Forum
• 3G Beyond Compliance, CHanges in Safety Attitudes
• 4G TBA
• 5G Supervisory Civil and Criminal Liability at the Workplace

2:00-4:15pm

• 6G Why Concrete Formwork Fails
• 7G Eliminating Falls Out of The Equation, Best Practices
• 8G Emergency and Disaster Planning for Construction Sites
• 9G The Reality of Workzone Liability
• 10G Struck By and Caught in Between Hazards

3:45-4:45pm

• 1H Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum
• 2H Build It Right the First Time, The Elements of Successful Quality Assurance Programs
• 3H Managing Existing Underground Utility Risks on Projects
• 4H Why Do I Need a Safety Culture?
• 5H Multi-Employer Worksite's, A Contractors Perspective

7:00-4:45pm

• NIOSH NORA Sector Council Meeting

7:00-12:15pm

• P1 Fall Protection Solutions

7:00-4:45pm

• P3 Post Tension Safety Course

1:45-4:45pm

• P2 Improving Your Presentation Skills