From Low-Tech to High-Tech: Improved Methods of Protecting Worker Health From Chemical Hazards
Workshop Session IV: Wednesday, May 5, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Concentration: Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety
How can we use the latest databases and technology to train workers on chemical hazards and healthier alternatives? This workshop will present new methods of chemical hazard communication, alternatives analysis and preventive decision-making that could can help ensure that green jobs are also safe and healthy jobs. Material Safety and Data Sheet information, and much more, will someday be available to every worker on their mobile phone. That day is not as far away as you might think.
Presenters:
Bill Walsh, Healthy Building Network, Executive Director
Tatiana Santos, ISTAS, Union Institute of Work Environment
&. Health, Spain
Beverley Thorpe, Clean Production Action,
Communications Director and Partner
Walter Jones, Laborers' Health & Safety Fund of
North America
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