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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!


 

 

Company Name  (Per contracts received by April 18, 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 P316
Ayres Associates T502
Bee Safe Systems T406
Bio-Microbics, Inc T408
Bord Na Mona  P212
Cartable Solutions Industries T602
Chemwatch  Table 1
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 2
Ecolab P414
Edlund   
Eljen Corp  P310
ESRI  
Food Handler  P418
foodsafety.com  T410
Forensic Analytical Laboratories, Inc P314
Garrison (Digital Health Dept.)  P412, 410, 311
Geoflow Inc  P301
Glo Germ Co  T302
Healthspace USA  P219
Hoot Systems, LLC T510
Infiltrator Systems Inc T303
Interactive Occupational Training  T411
Jet Inc  P319
Kairak  T500-601
LaMotte Company T603
Mars Air Door  P317
Michigan Center for PH Preparedness T409
National Association of Local Boards of Health P315
National Center for Healthy Housing T506
National Environmental Health Association  
National Environmental Services Center  P217
National Library of Medicine  P300
National Registry of Food Safety Professionals  T304-306
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 T402
NCEH/ATSDR P215-213
Norweco, Inc  
NSF International  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
Pest West Environmental  P216
PolyJohn Enterprises T608
Portable Sanitation Association International P117
Public Health Foundation Enterprises T611
Same Day Distributing Inc T404
San Jamar  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  T400-501
US EPA  
US Navy Recruiting  P202
US Public Health Service P312
US Public Health Service EHOPAC  
Waterloo Biofilter Systems, Inc P304

 

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