McKimmon Center • Raleigh, NC
August 1 & 2, 2023
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What is Environmental, Energy, Health & Safety (EEHS) School?
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Two days of comprehensive courses in subjects that matter to Company Environmental Health and Safety Professionals, Consultants, and Attorneys.
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Networking with peers
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Conversations with Regulators.
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Active exhibition hall with the latest services and products you need to do your job.
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THE REGION'S MOST COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING for
Environmental Health and Safety Professionals
including Energy and Sustainability
- 27 individual courses in two days
- Comprehensive and current in air quality, water quality, solid and hazardous waste, occupational safety and health, energy, and sustainability
- A faculty of 32 recognized experts in their respective professions
- Attendees personalize their schedule
- Continuing Education Credits (pending approval)
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AIR QUALITY
- Air Quality 101 – How to know if your site needs a permit
- PM 2.5 – Permitting under the New NAAQS – case examples of what to expect
- Complying with Your Permit – Address common errors, changes from SSMP removal, address NOVs, include industrial staff turnover and high vacancy
- Hot Topics – SSM, CBI, other upcoming changes from EPA/DAQ such as changes to Minor Source Permitting, more public notices
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ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY
- ISO 50000/14000 and Launching ESG
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Legal Risks Associated with ESG and Environmental Justice + An Introduction to ESG, Environmental Justice, and Gentrification
- State and Federal Issues: The Push for Electrification (Federal Funding), Carbon Plan (NCUC, and the Clean Energy Plan (EO 80)
- Advanced Recycling and Zero Waste Goals
- Wind and Solar Power Energy in the Near-Term: When to Convert
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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH
- NC OSHA Update with Scott Mabry, Assistant Deputy NCDOL
- EHS Software Solutions-How to Implement and Customize Occupational safety & Health Programs to your Specific Industrial Operation
- Engineering Control Strategies to Reduce Exposure to Chemical and Physical Stressors
- Noise, Hearing Conservation, and Control Strategies
- Ergonomics
- Facility Security Fundamentals
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SPECIAL TOPICS
- Contaminants of Emerging Concern
- Environmental Justice
- Global Product Stewardship (GPS)
- Learning Events (systematic approach to environmental issues)
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WASTE MANGEMENT
- Hazardous Waste Compliance: What to Know When You Are Inspected
- Hazardous Waste 101: Introductory Short Course on Requirements for Satellite Accumulation Areas, Central Accumulation Areas, Episodic Events, and Universal Waste Management
- Choosing Your Company’s Next Superfund Site: How to Evaluate and Select the Designated Facility for your Hazardous Wastes
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WATER QUALITY
- Water Quality 101 – Permit Compliance
- Water Quality 101 – What to Expect When Inspected
- Water Quality 101 – Stormwater and Wastewater Monitoring
- Why PFAS in Biosolids is a Concern, even if You Don’t Treat Wastewater
- PFAS Investigations
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CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
Attorneys, Engineers, Geologists,
Water System Operators, and
Environmental Safety and Health Managers
- NC Water Pollution Control Systems Operators Certification Commission (pending approval)
- NC State Bar CLE Sponsor No. 3798
- NC Board of Examiners for Engineers & Surveyor CPC Sponsor No. S-0665
EEHS Courses satisfy up to 10 of the 100 credit hours for the North Carolina Manager of Environmental Safety and Health (MESH) certification program. Other professional organizations may allow members to self-certify.
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Join us as an Exhibitor at 2023 EEHS School |
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Why exhibit at EEHS School?
EEHS School makes the Exhibit Hall a focal point of the two-day event. With food, extended breaks, prize drawings and an evening reception, your products and services are front and center to complement the classroom learning.
Registered exhibitors and guests are free to attend classroom sessions, both luncheons, and the Tuesday evening reception for unlimited networking.
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North Carolina Manufacturers Alliance
Environmental, Energy, Health & Safety School
919-834-9459
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