Demonstration 1:

Carlos Scheirer, Global Safety Director;

Houghton International Inc.
Demonstrating

KMI EHS Software Suite

Houghton International uses the KMI Suite for managing risk, monitoring and communicating performance of lagging and leading indicators, and for company-wide prevention accountability. Through this presentation Carlos will demonstrate a day in the life of a Global Safety Director using the KMI system, featuring KMI’s user-configurable dashboards and reporting capabilities. He will share best practices for global adoption, gaining visibility, and leveraging your system to achieve EHS program success.

Carlos Scheirer

Demonstration 3:

Stephanie Byrne, Senior Environmental Specialist;

BHP Billiton Petroleum
Demonstrating

EnviroSys by SRA

BHP Billiton Petroleum, an oil and gas exploration, development, and production company will demonstrate SRA's flagship environmental data management software EnviroSys™. The demonstration will focus on BHP's use of EnviroSys as an internal monthly reporting tool, supporting the development and tracking of environmental performance throughout the 16 operational sites of their global organization. This includes greenhouse gas and water management, air quality, energy and land usage as well as the ability to ensure data integrity.

Stephanie Byrne Bio

Demonstration 1 Repeated

Breakout Session A

Leveraging Your EHS Software System to Drive Culture Change

Best practices in EHS and Sustainability management strive to create a culture that fosters awareness and shared accountability for workplace safety and health and environmental stewardship. Although the implementation of an EHS software system does not tend to correlate directly to this goal, it can have a tremendous impact if planning focuses on end user engagement. Join this session to look at EHS & sustainability software implementations through the lens of culture change and learn proven techniques for leveraging your system.

• Andrew Holmes, Product Manager; KMI (Bio)

Breakout Session C

Harnessing the Power of the Mobile Revolution

The mobile revolution has changed all of our personal lives, and now, we see this same trend in EHS&S data collection, manipulation and evaluation. In the near future, every employee will be presented with new and mobile ways to engage in the company's EHS&S performance. Attend this session to learn how the mobile revolution is impacting EHS&S, including the benefits, challenges and changes it can bring to the traditional EHS&S functions.

• Kim Stagg, Director, Technology Solutions and Operations; Antea Group (Bio)
• Keith Knoke, Senior Consultant; Antea Group
  

Demonstration 4:

Beth Mrozinsky, Director of Workplace Safety & Health;

Harley-Davidson Inc.
Demonstrating

ProcessMAP EHS Information Management System

Harley Davidson will demonstrate how they use the ProcessMAP system, known as S.H.I.E.LD. internally, to manage all key health & safety processes and information. The presentation will cover incident management workflow, management of corrective and preventive actions, dashboarding, reporting and analytics, as well as system administration.

Beth Mrozinsky Bio

Demonstration 6:

Tom Hawkinson, Global EHS Manager;

The Toro Co.
Demonstrating

The Humantech System

The Toro Company has implemented The Humantech System ® which incorporates online training modules for the site ergonomics team, management and workers, a database which captures quantitative ratings of ergonomic risk using the Humantech model of ergonomic injury, and management tools including visual representations of high risk areas of the body for a task which has been assessed, a pareto system for prioritizing intervention, and summary reporting tools which show completed assessments, corrective actions and risk reductions.

Tom Hawkinson Bio

Demonstration 4 Repeated

Demonstration 7:

Angela Knight, Senior Environmental Manager;

Corning Inc.

Demonstrating

Credit360

Corning will demonstrate how their Corporate Environmental Control uses Credit360 to provide global oversight of all operations for emissions, product compliance and regulatory compliance. The demonstration will touch on how the software is used for the main areas of metrics management, incident management, audits and general reporting capabilities.

Angela Knight Bio

Demonstration 9:

Ian Cohen, Environmental Specialist;

NextEra Energy Inc.
Demonstrating

NextEra Energy, Inc., a leading clean energy company will demonstrate IEA regAction, which it uses for a variety of functions including sustainability, auditing, compliance and incident management. The presentation will highlight how NextEra has leveraged utilized the software's mobility to improve EHS performance out in the field.

Ian Cohen Bio

Demonstration 7 Repeated

Demonstration 10:

Angela Risdon, Manager - Environmental Management;

Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Demonstrating

SAP

PG&E uses a SAP-based system to manage environmental compliance across all facilities and projects. PG&E transitioned several processes into a single data system for measuring, managing, tracking, and reporting on environmental, safety, and land management commitments. The system enhances the ability to track and trend data and to integrate environmental compliance and corrective action items into SAP work management and financial systems. The demonstration will focus on tracking and monitoring environmental compliance at facilities.

Angela Risdon Bio

Demonstration 12:

Allen Stegman, General Director, Environmental and Hazardous Materials;

The BNSF Railway Co.

Demonstrating

Enablon

BNSF Railway will demonstrate how it uses Enablon to increase its environmental performance. In addition to discussing showing Enablon's functionality, the session will cover lessons learned in software selection and implementation with an eye towards long-term planning.

Allen Stegman Bio

Demonstration 10 Repeated

Demonstration 13:

Erin Ferguson, Planning and Systems Manager;

Toyota Motor Sales. U.S.A. Inc.
Demonstrating

Intelex Technologies Inc.

Erin Ferguson has been managing the implementation of Intelex since it was purchased by Toyota in 2011. The organization has used Intelex as the exclusive platform to roll out and support an enterprise-wide integrated EHS management system. Erin is responsible for the ongoing development and implementation of the system, including supporting programs, platform promotions, and Intelex applications. In this presentation, Erin will explore the planning, design and creation stages of their EHS Management System and demonstrate its key functions.

Erin Ferguson Bio

Demonstration 15:

Brett Jorgensen, Safety Program Manager;

Rockwell Automation Inc.

Demonstrating

Applications International Corp.

Rockwell's demonstration of the web-hosted AIC system will focus on the primary uses of tracking injury and illness incidents, documentation of global evaluation processes (EHS performance audits) and global EHS notifications. The session will also address their “EHS Flash” program, which speeds the global communication and sharing of significant Safety incidents. The global notification module allows for assignment to a responsible person at applicable locations and the tracking of any required actions specified in the Flash.

Brett Jorgensen Bio

Demonstration 14 Repeated