HIGH VALUE, EHS PEER LEARNING CONFERENCE

Are You Challenged To Manage EHS In Multiple Countries To Ensure Your Global Operations Are Meeting Consistent Corporate EHS Standards and Practices?

Gain best practices and specific strategies from leading companies who have deployed mature EHS management systems to meet a complex array of global EHS management challenges, including regulatory compliance, auditing and supply chain management.


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Workshop Location
Rockwell Automation
1201 South Second St.
Milwaukee, WI 53204

Recommended Hotel
Ambassador Hotel

2308 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Milwaukee, WI  53233
414-345-5000    
Rate: $149/night
Group Name: National Association for Environmental Management

Cut Off Date: July 16th, 2008

Managing Global EHS Programs
Hosted by Rockwell Automation
August 6-7, 2008
Milwaukee, WI
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Workshop Overview
Join fellow EHS managers to benchmark best practices and address the challenges of managing EHS across the globe. Come away with concrete examples for how to:

  • Determine and meet global EHS standards for your organization
  • Define the global EHS processes necessary for your organization to meet product-focused regulations
  • Build an effective global auditing program
  • Effectively gather and manage EHS data from international sites
  • Implement a supplier management program and benchmark supplier codes of conduct
  • Address EHS management challenges in China and Asia Pacific

Agenda OverviewFull Agenda and Speakers to Follow

August 6, 2008
8:30am-9:00am Welcome & Introduction
Gary Ballesteros
, VP of Law, Rockwell Automation

9:00am-12:30pm

Break
10:30am-11:00am

Global Regulatory Trends— Focus on Ensuring RoHS and REACH Compliance

Ray Lizzotte, Product Environmental Compliance Engineer, Schneider Electric
Mary Burgoon, Program Manager, Global Standards & Trade, Rockwell Automation
Bruce Caldwell, Intertek
Stuart Sleeman, EHS Manager, Sensata Technologies

With a complex array of regulations coming on line in different regions and countries across the globe, this opening session will look at key global regulatory trends before focusing on how companies can ensure systematic verification and documentation for RoHS and REACH compliance throughout a product’s life cycle, including the design, materials sourcing, manufacturing and testing and customer communications stages.

12:30pm-1:30pm Lunch
1:30pm-3:00pm

Global Auditing Best Practices

John Nagy
, Corporate Program Manager, ENSR-AECOM
Roy Alan, Director of Compliance Assurance and Measurements, Tyco International

EHS auditing remains the foundation for an effective global EHS management program. This session will examine the critical elements of a world-class EHS auditing program, with specific attention to overcoming common global auditing challenges and best practices in data gathering, management and presentation to senior management.

3:00pm-3:30pm Break
3:30pm-5:00pm

Managing EHS Across Global Supply Chains

Phil Berry, President, Sustainable Product Works, LLC
Mike Vaudreuil, Global EHS Assurance, HP

As companies are increasingly held responsible for the business practices of suppliers multiple tiers down the supply chain, many organizations are still struggling with how to engage their suppliers in a constructive way. This session will examine how leading companies are setting up supplier auditing programs and working with suppliers to improve EHS practices. Case studies will examine how industry supplier codes of conduct are shaping the landscape, and how leading companies are staffing and expanding supplier management programs.

5:00pm-5:15pm Closing Remarks
August 7, 2008
8:45am-9:00am Opening Remarks
9:00am-11:00am

Managing EHS in China and Asia Pacific

Thomas Terracino, Safety, Environmental Affairs and Security Director, Mars Snackfood US
Paul Durkin, Director of EHS and Risk Management, Cookson Electronics
George Martin, Partner, Faegre & Benson LLP

With an uncertain regulatory and enforcement environment, China and Asia Pacific present a big challenge when it comes to managing EHS. This session will provide on-the-ground insights from companies operating in China around issues including permitting, EHS talent recruitment and development and general cultural norms and business practices.

11:00am-11:30am Break
11:30am-12:30pm Translating Theory Into Practice: Strategies For Building a Global Sustainability Program
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