Fall PDC October 17, 2018 Fall Symposium October 18, Using the Business Case for Prevention through Design (PtD) Interventions.

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1 The Occupational Hygiene Association of Ontario presents: Fall PDC October 17, 2018 Fall Symposium October 18, 2018 Centre for Health and Safety Innovation, Mississauga Wednesday, October 17 (PDC) 8:00 am 4:00 pm Using the Business Case for Prevention through Design (PtD) Interventions. Thursday, October 18 (Symposium) 7:30 am - 4:30 pm OH-Related Topics and Case Studies Centre for Health and Safety Innovation, 5110 Creekbank Rd, Mississauga (Dixie and Eglinton Area click on the address above for directions) To register please visit the OHAO website at or if you are looking at the digital copy click here to go directly to the registration page. Application has been made to CRBOH for maintenance points. Maintenance point information will be posted on the OHAO website ( You should retain a copy of the program and your payment receipt to document your attendance. Your receipt will include the topics covered and contact hours. Occupational Hygiene Association of Ontario ( Telephone: Facsimile:

2 PDC Wednesday, October 17-8:00 am - 4:00 pm Using the Business Case for Prevention through Design (PtD) Interventions This PDC gives participants the foundation to develop the value proposition around financial and non-financial benefits for proposed or existing IH and EHS programs and projects. Participants will learn to use the AIHA Value Strategy and the Prevention through Design standard as the framework and Excel-based tools as the instrument to develop the financial and non-financial side of a sound business case. This methodology will be illustrated by detailed case studies which used the Business Case Developer Tool to select the best solution among alternative solutions with similar risks to the worker, to justify continuing existing industrial hygiene projects and programs, and to determine the financial and non-financial value to their organization of a proposed IH project or program. Additionally, the participants will learn how to present the business case in a format that clearly shows the alignment with and support of the organizations business goals and priorities. Participants will develop a value proposition that includes risk assessment and key non-financial benefits to promote investments in EHS interventions. Terminology used by business managers and models used by financial managers come together in a framework and structure developed by EHS professionals for EHS professionals. Prerequisites Experience or knowledge in planning, developing, managing or otherwise supporting a program and project. Intermediate level Microsoft Excel skills. Review of a case study and supporting documents, provided 2 4 weeks before the PDC. Outline Overview of the AIHA Value Strategy Key Elements of a Financial Analysis for Demonstrating the Business Value of IH and EHS Interventions Identify and Measure Changes in Key Elements Associated with Implementing IH and EHS Interventions Calculating Financial Metrics using Accepted Business Practices Key Elements of Non-financial Benefits Analysis for Demonstrating the Business Value of IH and EHS Interventions 2

3 Selecting and Developing the Right Non-financial Metrics Aligning Non-financial Benefits and Prioritizing Risk Reduction Options Developing the Value Proposition Learning Aids: Participants must bring a laptop. Outcomes: Upon completion, participants will be able to Conduct cash-flow analysis to evaluate proposed or existing IH and EHS investments. Calculate commonly used financial metrics using the Business Case Developer Tool. Apply financial metrics to measure the value of IH and EHS investments. Explain the value of IH and EHS programs and projects in terms of financial metrics to decision makers. Describe and apply a strategic planning process. Design projects utilizing operational excellence (6-Sigma) methodology. Identify non-financial value factors used to support business decisions. Align health and safety interventions with business goals and objectives. Use an applications program supporting financial and non-financial analysis. Value Added Participants will receive free PtD Business Case software. Instructional Methods Hands-on demonstrations Problem solving Practice exercises, and Group activities. Speaker: Georgi Popov, Professor, University of Central Missouri Schedule: Registration and Hot Breakfast:8:00 AM Session Starts:8:30 AM Morning Break:10:15AM 10:30 AM Lunch:12:00 PM 12:45 PM Afternoon Break: 2:00 PM 2:15 PM Session concludes: 4:00 PM Total Contact Hours: 6 3

4 Fall Symposium Thursday, October 18, 2018, 7:30 am- 4:30 pm OH-Related Topics and Case Studies 7:30 am 7:50 am 7:50 am - 8:00 am 8:00 am - 8:45 am 8:45 am 9:15 am 9:15 am 10:00 am Registration/Continental Breakfast President s Welcome Glenn Wood AIHA National Presentation Lawrence Sloan, CAE, AIHA, Government Relations at AIHA Mark Ames, AIHA Occupational Hygiene: Pondering Title Protection in Canada Michael Welsh, ROH, CIH, CRSP, MSc(A), CRBOH 10:00 am 10:30 am 10:30 am 11:30 am 11:30 am 12:15 pm Refreshment/Exhibitor Break Meet the Exhibitors and Refreshment Break Characterizing Workplace Hazards in Nail Salons Victoria Arrandale, PhD, ROH, University of Toronto Occupational Cancer Research Centre Field Assessment of Hearing Protectors Attenuation Alberto Behar, CIH, Ryerson University, Fran Copelli, Ryerson University 12:15 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch and Exhibitor Visits 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:15 pm 2:15 pm 3:15 pm Hazards in Semi-Precious Gemstone Processing in Rahjastan, India Paul Bozek, MBA, PEng, CIH, ROH, University of Toronto Refreshment/Exhibitor Break Meet the Exhibitors and Refreshment Break Practical Steps to Detox Your Sites Using GHS and Control Banding Michael Phibbs, CIH, ROH, Chemscape Safety Technologies Inc. Lydia Renton, BSc, CIH, ROH, BluMetric Environmental Inc. 3:15 pm 4:30 pm 4:30 pm The NIOSH Occupational Exposure Banding Process: An Occupational Hygiene Tool for Chemical Risk Management Richard Quenneville, CIH, ROH, T. Harris Environmental Management Inc. Closing Remarks Total Contact Hours: 6 hours 4

5 2018 OHAO PDC and Fall Symposium Registration Fees Professional Development Course Wednesday, October 17, 2018 PDC Using the Business Case for Prevention through Design (PtD) Interventions Registrations received by October 5 Member - $ HST Non-Member - $475 + HST Registrations received after October 5 Member - $ HST Non-Member - $ HST Fall Symposium Thursday, October 18, 2018 Fall Symposium OH-Related Topics and Case Studies Registrations received by October 5 Member - $ HST Non-Member - $ HST Student - $ HST Registrations received after October 5 Member - $ HST Non-Member - $ HST Student - $ HST Discounts If you register for the PDC and Symposium you will receive a 10% discount on your registration fees. This is pre-calculated in the combination price option when you register. Cancellations Cancellations must be received in writing by October 5, Cancellations received after October 5 will be subject to a $50.00 administration fee. No shows forfeit the full registration fee. Substitutions are permitted. Please note speakers are subject to change. Accommodations: There is a Marriott Residence Inn, 5070 Creekbank Rd, directly across the street from the Centre for Health and Safety Innovation. If you are interested in booking a room please contact the hotel directly. 5