By Rebecca Ghani, Occupational Health [at Work]
Occupational Health [at Work] spoke to ISEA president, Daniel Shipp to get the manufacturers’ perspective on PPE for women.
Read the article here or view it below.
Is PPE Working for Women?
Events
Monday, November 6, 2017
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
November 29 08:00:00
December 1 13:00:00
America/New_York
2017 ISEA Annual Meeting
Key Event Highlights:
- Current OSHA priorities in the new Administration
- Dr. John Howard on NIOSH’s Strategic Vision, and PPE-related research
- Lynn L. Bergeson on Cal Prop 65 next steps, and labeling options for PPE manufacturers
- Jonathan Karl, with an insider’s view on Washington D.C. – including the White House
- Safety Trends and Policy panel discussion (speakers to be announced)
- Focusing on the future, an update from ISEA
- Honoring Daniel K. Shipp with the Robert B. Hurley Distinguished Service Award
The 2017 ISEA Annual Meeting promises to be an exciting venue for all things safety equipment, including advocacy, policy updates and connecting with safety equipment industry colleagues.
The meeting kicks off on November 29, with product group meetings, focusing on standards development, advocating for the growth of the safety equipment industry, and increasing the reach of the association. At the association’s annual Award Dinner, ISEA will honor Daniel K. Shipp, who honorably led the association for 25 years, with the Robert B. Hurley Distinguished Service Award.
There’s extra news to cover at the Annual Business Meeting and Speaker Sessions on November 30: ISEA’s new President, Charles D. Johnson, and his vision for the future of the association and opportunities for new collaborations and partnerships; the Safety Trends and Policy panel discussing the impact of regulatory activity on safety and health programs in key vertical industries; Lynn L. Bergeson, Managing Partner of Bergeson & Campbell, P.C., will discuss exploring Cal Prop 65 exemption for personal protective equipment (PPE) manufacturers, and Jonathan Karl returns with an insider’s view on Washington D.C.
Dr. John Howard, director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) will speak to the group, and OSHA has been invited. These agency leaders will discuss new developments within the agencies, and where federal safety standards are heading.
The topics are exceptionally timely and offer attendees a tremendous range of information.
THE WESTIN ARLINGTON GATEWAY ISEA isea@safetyequipment.org
Sunday, May 6, 2018