SESHA 2004 Symposium

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SESHA
2004 Annual Symposium
April 13-16, 2004
DoubleTree Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, Arizona

Final Program

Daily Grids:

April 13 (Tue): Professional Development Courses (PDC) Grid
April 14 (Wed): General Session Grid
April 15 (Thu): General Session Grid
April 16 (Fri): General Session Grid
April 17 (Sat)

2004 Keynotes (Video)

Schedule Grid

April 13 (Tue) - Professional Development Courses (PDC) and/or Workshops

AM PDC's - Morning Courses (8AM - Noon)
PDC 1 Room: 4 Peaks	Sustainability, Hi-Tech, and ESH Rajesh Shah, Eric Olson; The Natural Step, San Francisco, CA
PDC 2 Room: Flagstaff B	Safety Considerations for Ion Implanters Steven Roberge; Axcelis Technologies, inc.
PDC 3 Room: San Carlos	Advanced Code Compliance - Where Are We Now? William Acorn; Acorn Consulting Services, Tucson, AZ
PM PDC's - Afternoon Courses (1 - 5PM)
PDC 4 Room: 4 Peaks	Building Credibility For Your EH&S Program : Strategies to Increase Value to Your Organization David Tighe; Bovo-Tighe, LLC, Bellevue, WA
PDC 5 Room: Flagstaff B	Enhancing the Performance of Your EMS Joseph Dufresne; EORM, Inc., Stoneham, MA
PDC 6 Room: San Carlos	Advanced Code Compliance - How to Enhance Life Safety by Going the Extra Mile William Acorn; Acorn Consulting Services, Tucson, AZ
ALL DAY PDC's - Full Day Courses (8AM - 5PM, Lunch from Noon - 1PM)
PDC 7 Room: Chaparral	How To Install Tools And Manage The Change Process - An Applied Materials Case Study Susan Creighton, Aaron Zude, Varun Gopalakrishna; Applied Materials, Inc., Santa Clara, CA; Facilities and Safety Solutions, Newark, CA; Environmental & Occupational Risk Management, Sunnyvale, CA
PDC 8 Room: Rio Verde	Electrical Safety For The Non-Electrical Engineering Safety Professional Chris Evanston, Jeff Hamilton; Earth Tech
PDC 9	PDC 9 HAS BEEN CANCELLED! Implementing Business Continuity Planning-- The Domino Effect Xochitl Monteon; Marsh
ADIR Workshop (ALL DAY) Room: Sonora	An Introduction to Asset Decommissioning and Investment Recovery Moderated by: Dr. Allan Chasey and Cheryl Stadlman Featuring eight industry experts to help answer your questions Click here for PDF flyer!

April 14 (Wed) - General Session Grid

04/14/2004 Wednesday
8:30-9:00	Continental Breakfast
9:00-9:30	President's Message and Awards Mike Sherer Director, Business Development ATMI
9:30-10:15	Keynote 1 Lew Scarpace Director and General Manager of Corporate EHS Intel The Changing Role of ESH Professional in the Semiconductor Industry Keynote Video
10:15-10:30	Break
10:30-11:15	Keynote 2 Jim Feldhan President Semico Research Corporation Semiconductor Industry Economic Emerging Trends Keynote Video
11:15-1:15	Exhibitor-Sponsored Lunch Exhibit Hall Open
1:15-2:00	Keynote 3 Julian Lageard Government Affairs Manager (EHS), Europe, Middle East & Africa Intel European EHS Regulatory Update and Impact Keynote Video
2:00-2:45	Keynote 4 Richard Ferris Partner and Director, International Section, China Group Beveridge & Diamond, P.C. Understanding and Responding to China's New Chemical Regime and Proposed Material Bans: China's Expanding Environmental, Safety and Health Legal Regime Affecting the Semiconductor Industry Keynote Video
2:45-3:15	Break Exhibit Hall Open
3:15-4:00	Keynote 5 Chuck Fraust Director, Environment, Health and Safety SIA The Semiconductor Industry Addresses a Global Challenge Through Voluntary Action Keynote Video
4:00-4:45	Keynote 6 Reinhard Hanselka Principal Chemical Engineer Integrated Engineering Services Codes for the Year 2005 Keynote Video
4:45-7:00	Exhibit Hall Open
7:00-9:00	Welcome Reception (Pictures of Fellows)

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April 15 (Thu) - General Session Grid

04/15/2004 Thursday
7:30-8:00	Student Networking
	Session 1 Boot Camp I	Session 3 Emerging Technologies	Session 4 Student Papers
8:00-8:30	An Overview of the Semiconductor Manufacturing Process Benson, R.	8:00-8.45 Case Study: Progressive Safety Indicators -- Assessment and Implementation Challenges Schock, L.	A Discrepancy in Hydrogen Peroxide Air Sample Results for a CMP Maintenance Task - Case Study Cole, K.
8:30-9:00		8:45-9.30 Supercritical CO2 Equipment Design Challenges Fessler, M.	Reducing Electronic Waste in the Medical Device Industry Liesmaki, J.
9:00-9:30			Earthquake Related Business Interruption Exposure and its Impact on the Semiconductor Industry Wayne, D.
9:30-10:30	Break Exhibit Hall Open
10:30-11:00	IH 101--Health Hazards in Microelectronics Processing Aton, E.	Addressing the Missing Link in PFC Abatement. Fried, A.	Understanding the Effect of Airborne Molecular Contamination on Production Yield and Environmental Management Di Gangi, D.
11:00-11:30	Review of Texas Instruments' Historical Industrial Hygiene Chemical Exposure Data SCHAEFERS, G.	Establishing Wastewater Process Goals in an Ever-changing Environment Cooper, T.	Air Modeling of Hydrogen Fluoride and Hydrochloric Acid to Determine Acute or Chronic Toxicity. Lopez, M.
11:30-12:00	Boot Camp Session: Gas Detection System Basics Deichmann, D.	Complete Exhaust Management for SiGe EPI Processes Van Gompel, J.	Coupling and Related Ergonomic Issues for Manual Handling of 300 mm Front Opening Unified Pods, FOUPs Hubbard, J.
12:00-1:00	Lunch Exhibit Hall Open
	Session 2 Leadership Forum	Session 3 Emerging Technologies	Session 4 Student Papers
1:00-1:30	Techniques for Cost Effective Risk Reduction Davis, B.	VOC Abatement by Bio Technology Clegg, C.	Case Study: Review of UC-Berkeley Training Program Tchong, M.
1:30-2:00	Managing EHS Globally Hess, R.	Wastewater Management Strategy for the Copper CMP Process Dietrich, J.	Adverse Effects of Stress and Hazard Desensitization in the Work-Force for the Semiconductor Industry Olson, W.
2:00-2:30	OHSAS 18001 Diggins, S.	Advances in On-Site Solvent Reprocessing Marks, D.	Multicultural Health, Safety and Environmental Management Xu, X.
2:30-3:00	Break Exhibit Hall Open
3:00-3:30	Implementing a Global Air Indicator Solution at Intel Higgs, T.	Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): Chemical Screening Crucial to Compliance Bade, R.	Semiconductor Emergency Response Forum (SERF) Roundtable *Updated!*
3:30-4:00	Regulatory Challenges Facing the Industry in Managing Hazardous Air Pollutants Smylie, M.	Managing Chemicals In The Wake of Homeland Security Hild, N.*
4:00-4:30	Developing Top Performers in Your EH&S Organization Tighe, D.	Extending the Technology of Sub-Atmospheric Gas Storage and Delivery Systems Mayer, J.
4:45-7:00	4:30-5:00 Electronics sector interest in EPA's National Environmental Performance Track program Foster, J.	Exhibit Hall Open
4:45-7:00		Exhibit Hall Open

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April 16 (Fri) - General Session Grid

04/16/2004 Friday
7:30-8:00	Student Networking
	Session 5 Boot Camp II	Session 8 Code Developments
8:00-8:30	Basic Gas and Chemical Safety Benson, R.	Codes and Standards for Advanced Technology Facilities Chasey, A.
8:30-9:00	Basic Gas and Chemical Safety Benson, R.	The Evolution of Environmental Regulations Wales, C.
9:00-9:30	Clearing the Confusion on TGO Anderson, R.	Panel Discussion on Code Developments Panelists: Roger Benson, Bill Acorn, Jim Senffner, and George Hynes
9:30-10:00	Practical Guide to Toxic and Flammable Gas Detection in the Semiconductor Manufacturing Environment Hogan, P.
10:00-10:30	Break
	Session 6 Environmental	Session 9 Chemical/Product Stewardship
10:30-11:00	Environmental Aspects of Emergency Response Operations Williams, J.	Developments in Global Chemical Management and Preemptive Strategies for the Semiconductor Industry Hatcher, J.
11:00-11:30	A Practical Approach To Hazardous Materials Declarations Wilk, L.	Chemical Management Actions at the World Semiconductor Council Jewett, J.
11:30-12:00	Challenges of Copper Waste Water Treatment in R&D Labs Huynh, T.	Product Stewardship: Words Into Action Majors, M.
12:00-12:30	Waste Minimization: Is It Cost Effective During Decommissioning and Decontamination Belk, W.	Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) Bogansky, R.
12:30-1:30	Lunch
	Session 7 Occupational Health	Session 10 Business Continuity
1:30-2:00	Five Myths of Health and Productivity Clavier, P.	A Management Systems Approach to Effective Business Interruption Planning for the Semiconductor Industry Dominic N., P.
2:00-2:30	Infectious Diseases Applications in the Microelectronics Industry Aton, E.	Emergency Response: Managing the Details of the Program Caller, J.
2:30-3:00	The Semiconductor Industry Association Worker Health Project Fraust, C.	Business Continuity Interruptions- Case Studies Monteon, X.
3:00-3:30	Searching The Toxicology Literature Fischman, M.	SEMI's BCP Guidelines for the Supply Chain Monteon, X.
3:30-4:00	Closing Session & Business Meeting John Cox Principal Consultant Advanced Technology Solutions

April 17 (Sat)

Morning

Golf Tournament
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