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NEHA > 2008 AEC > Exhibitors
72nd Annual Educational Conference (AEC) & Exhibition
Tucson, Arizona, June 22–25, 2008
NEW this year – the Exhibitor Education Forum (EEF)! In addition to the Exhibition, NEHA is excited to offer this new way for attendees and exhibitors to connect at the conference. The EEF is a place for attendees to participate in an educational session with exhibitors to learn about how these organizations can be a partner in environmental health efforts. (No sales presentations are allowed at the EEF!) Check out the exciting presentation teasers listed below under Exhibitors who have registered for the EEF, and make plans to participate!
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| Company Name (Per contracts received by May 29, 2008) |
Booth # |
| Advanced Drainage Systems | T511 |
| Alexeter Technologies | P404 |
| American Academy of Sanitarians (AAS) | T604 |
| American Public Health Association | |
| Association of Environmental Health Academic Programs | P318 |
| Association of Professional Piercers | P306 |
| Association
of Schools of Public Health
EEF: Come learn about graduate studies at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health. The school is located in Atlanta, GA, referred to as the “Public Health Capital of the World,” ideal for hands-on research, collaborations with the world’s leading public health agencies, and interdisciplinary work with national and international organizations. A representative from the school’s Environmental and Occupational Health department will present both school-wide and department information and answer questions. |
P316 |
| Ayres Associates | T502 |
| Bee
Safe Systems
EEF: Review of the testing involved in new product approval. See the flow of hair through the BeeSafe System and the strength of the connections used to assure the system will prevent limb entrapment. Feel the limited flow that could contribute to body entrapment. |
T406 |
| Bio-Microbics, Inc | T408 |
| Bord
Na Mona EEF: The True Cost of Sustainable On-site Treatment Systems. Over the last twenty years, a proliferation of new on-site treatment technologies has taken place. At the same time, many states have updated their regulations with more stringent requirements for on-lot systems. Because of these factors and a building boom, the on-site treatment system market has seen tremendous growth. The focus on treatment system selection has become centered on the upfront cost or "price" of the system. This presentation focuses on different costs that need to be analyzed when selecting a system including: upfront cost, operational cost, environmental cost and public health cost. All of these costs must be analyzed for the future sustainability of on-site systems. |
P212 |
| Cartable Solutions Industries | T602 |
| Chemwatch | Table 2 |
| Clearstream Wastewater Systems | |
| Columbia Southern University | P105 |
| Cool Tube, Inc | T606 |
| Cooper-Atkins Corporation | T503 |
| CSA
Intl EEF: Codes require equipment to meet recognized heath safety standards – what does this mean? What are these sanitation standards? What do these certifications mean? |
T600 |
| Custom
Data Processing EEF: Learn how to streamline field inspections (off-line) and reduce paperwork by transferring digital ink forms and digital handwriting directly to a web-based, .NET, database-centered environmental health Inspection Management System through the use Tablet PCs. |
T301 |
| Decade
Software EEF: Environmental Health agencies across the nation want to quickly see violation trends to plan public education efforts; share permit approvals with your Planning Department; notify the public of outbreaks; and instantly share chemical data and maps with emergency responders in the event of a hazardous materials incident. Come learn about the tools available that make these communication efforts possible. |
P400 |
| Drain-Net | Table 1 |
| East
Carolina University EEF: Explanation of the Bachelor and Masters programs in Environmental Health including the new online MSEH option. |
T505 |
| Ecolab | P414 |
| Eljen Corp | P310 |
| Environmental Health Testing | T304-306 |
| Environmental
Public Health Tracking EEF: CDC's National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network: During this session, participants will learn about CDC's new National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network, which will be available this fall. |
T509 |
| FDA/CFSAN | P303 |
| Food Handler | P418 |
| foodsafety.com | T410 |
| Forensic Analytical Laboratories, Inc | P210 |
| Garrison (Digital Health Dept.) | P412, 410, 311 |
| Geoflow Inc | P301 |
| Glo Germ Co | T302 |
| Healthspace
USA EEF: Health organizations collect a lot of information. Use this information to improve productivity and value for the tax payer. |
P219 |
| Hoot Systems, LLC | T510 |
| Infiltrator Systems Inc | T506 |
| Interactive Occupational Training | T411 |
| Intertek | P203 |
| Jet
Inc
EEF: Jet will present an outline of the basic requirements for installing, servicing and maintaining Jet BAT® Media systems. Also covered will be scientific principles of the fixed film and suspended growth treatment process, troubleshooting plants and disinfection systems. |
P319 |
| Kairak | T500-601 |
| LaMotte Company | T603 |
| Mars Air Door | Table 3 |
| Michigan Center for PH Preparedness | T409 |
| MindLeaders EEF: Creating a Food Safety Culture: Utilizing the Latest Technological Advancements in the Delivery of Food Safety Training. Come see why MindLeaders and NEHA have partnered to provide the most comprehensive curriculum and advanced delivery mechanisms to ensure that all industry employees will have a consistent and easily accessible training program right in their restaurants. No longer do you need to have an internet connection or drive to an offsite location to receive food safety training. Utilizing the El-Box, a remote tablet PC, companies can now ensure that every employee in every location is receiving the proper food safety training for their positions. |
T607 |
| National Association of County & City Health Officials | T504 |
| National Association of Local Boards of Health | P315 |
| National Center for Healthy Housing | T508 |
| National Environmental Health Association | T508 |
| National Environmental Services Center | P217 |
| National Library of Medicine | P300 |
| National
Pesticide Information Center
EEF: Conveying the right information can be difficult and time intensive, especially when you are discussing health concerns from exposure to chemicals. At the National Pesticide Information Center, we specialize in communicating pesticide issues to the public and professionals, including questions about health effects, minimizing exposure, regulation and environmental fate. We are a free resource that provides objective, science-based information in lay terms, in real-time and in multiple languages. NPIC is a cooperative effort between Oregon State University and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. |
T507 |
| National
Restaurant Association Solutions EEF: According to research done by National Restaurant Association Solutions, the ultimate goal of increased food safety in an operation is achieved by improved training. The training must be able to engage the student so that they will have greater comprehension of the presented content. To engage the student and aid in comprehension, the proven method of Tell/Show/Do is used. This method allows the student to both be immersed in the content and practice it. Allowing students to practice what they learn while in the classroom will lead to better application of the content in the real world. The ultimate goal of increased food safety is achieved since the students have achieved greater comprehension of the subject matter by being engaged in content through the ability to practice it while in the classroom. |
T405 |
| National
Swimming Pool Foundation EEF: This session will help attendees understand NSPF's educational programs, research programs and work to influence governments to improve environmental health standards. |
T402 |
| NCEH/ATSDR EEF: NCEH/ATSDR Environmental Health WebMaps: During this session, participants will view the latest release of the NCEH/ATSDR Enviornmental Health WebMaps application and become familiar with its newest features. |
P215-213 |
| Nemco Food Equipment | P204 |
| NSF
International EEF: This presentation will describe how NSF/ANSI Standards are developed. We will also discuss the most expedient way state and local departments can utilize a standard and interact with NSF after a standard is developed. |
T401-403 |
| Orkin | P406 |
| Palintest EEF: Presentation and discussion on the deficiencies of visual (comparator and titration) methods of pool and spa water analysis and how it relates to public safety. |
P305 |
| Panasonic Computer Solutions Company | P402 |
| Paster
Training, Inc EEF: Paster Training, Inc. will educate attendees on the HACCP Star and the five star points that produce a successful HACCP system. |
T416 |
| Pest
West Environmental EEF: Even today, there are still many areas among developed nations, where housing conditions are substandard and pests continue to present a threat to human health. In resolving these problems, we must be fully aware of the need to protect the environment and non-target species, as well as making sure that consumer concerns about the toxicity of the products that we use are fully addressed. This presentation will consider not only the effects that the new problems are having on public health, but also what we need to do to resolve them and prove how responsible our industry can be in meeting these challenges. |
P216 |
| PolyJohn Enterprises EEF: Portable Hand washing Equipment: An Open Discussion. This presentation will raise awareness of portable hand washing products that are available today, discuss where hand washing should be used vs. hand sanitizing, and learn about the portable hand washing station of the future. |
T608 |
| Portable Sanitation Association International | P117 |
| Premier
Food Safety EEF: During this presentation, attendees will be presented with content that focuses on educating all employees with a fundamental knowledge of food safety and a discussion on the impact that this has on business as well as the benefits consumers receive as a result. |
P307 |
| Premier Tech Environment | P206 |
| Public Health Foundation Enterprises | T611 |
| Same Day Distributing Inc | T404 |
| San
Jamar EEF: Learn about the latest developments in food sanitation for restaurants using ozone technology. Learn how new innovations can provide operators with superior reduction of microorganisms, while extending shelf life without using dangerous chemicals. |
T300 |
| Sani
Sink EEF: Learn about portable hot water hand washing. |
T308 |
| Sneezeguard Solution, Inc | T310 |
| ThermoWorks | P115 |
| Tundra
Specialties EEF: Learn about new Infra Red Total Temperature Management procedures and techniques. |
T407 |
| University of Findlay | P313 |
| UL EEF: A review of UL Services for Regulatory Authorities. |
T400-501 |
| US EPA Indoor Environment Division | P205 |
| US EPA Memorandum of Understanding Partner Group | P113 |
| US EPA Office of Wastewater Management | P214 |
| US EPA Office of Water | P207 |
| US Navy Recruiting | P202 |
| US Public Health Service | P314 |
| US Public Health Service EHOPAC | P312 |
| USDA Food Safety Inspection Service | T605 |
| Vac-Alert
Industries
EEF: Presentation includes a discussion of suction entrapment history, causes and effects, and how we can stop these terrible occurrences utilizing the Consumer Product Safety Commission's "Layers of Protection". ICC, IBC, and IRC compliance, building a safe suction outlet system and compliance with teh Virginia Baker Safety Act for existing pool/spa facilities will also be examined. |
P107 |
| Waterloo
Biofilter Systems, Inc EEF: Re-thinking hydraulic flow in septic tanks and comparing the performance of prescribed septic tanks to long, narrow, flooded designs. |
P304 |
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