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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251120T170000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251120T210000 LOCATION:Stage House Tavern Somerset @ 1719 Amwell Rd\, Somerset\, NJ 08873 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:November 2025 – Dinner Meeting URL:http://www.njaiha.org/event/november-2025-dinner-meeting/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-COST:$45 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-10376@www.njaiha.org DTSTAMP:20260310T024026Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Training &\; Review Courses CONTACT:Bill Pockels DESCRIPTION:
The NJAIHA will be hosting Professional Development Courses (PDCs) on Thursday\, December 4th\, the day prior to the Northeast Industr ial Hygiene Conference (NEIHCE). The PDCs will be presented IN-PERSON at t he PSE&G facility on Hadley Road in South Plainfield\, NJ. Each course is offered at an early-registration discount of $125 until 11/24\, and afterw ards will increase to $150 per course. Register Here
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Courses Include:
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Course #1: (8:30am-12:00pm): Why Ethics Matters: Understandi ng the Impact on OEHS\, presented by Nancy Orr\, CIH\, CS P\, FAIHA Course 1 Info
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Course #2: (8:30am-12:00pm): Are You Prepared to b e an Expert Witness\, presented by Marc S. Gaffrey\, Esq. Course 2 Info
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12:00pm-1:00pm: C atered Lunch Included
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Course #3: (1:00p m-4:30pm): Principles of Good Practice: Occupational Exposure Asse ssment\, presented by John R. Mulhausen\, PhD\, CIH\, CSP\, FAIHA Course 3 Info
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Course #4 (1:00pm-4:30pm): Tales from the Archived Industrial Hygiene Fi les\, presented by Bernard L. Fontaine\, Jr.\, M.Sc.\, CIH\, CSP\, FAIHA a nd John J. Svagr\, CIH\, MPH\, RSO Course 4 Info

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Course 1 (8:30 am – 12:00 pm):
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Topic: Why Ethics Matters: Understanding the Impact on OEHS
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**This course fulfills the ABIH ethics requirement for CIH recertification maintenance credit.**
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Speaker: ~~Nancy Orr\, CIH\, CSP\, FAIHA~~
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Nancy Orr has over 40 years of experience in the occupational safety\, health\ , and environmental protection fields. She is the owner of Sage Health an d Safety\, LLC\, a NYC based firm providing comprehensive safety and healt h consulting services\, since 2018. Prior to opening Sage\, Nancy was the Senior Director\, Environment\, Health and Safety\, Global Operations at Becton Dickinson and Company (BD)\, a multinational medic al device and life sciences company with manufacturing operations in 24 co untries. She started her career as an OSHA Compliance Officer and Industr ial Hygienist for two major insurance companies\, and Manager of Health an d Safety at ITT Corporation in NY. She has also served as a Councilor of the American Academy of Industrial Hygiene\, a Trustee of the American Ind ustrial Hygiene Foundation\, and has held several offices of the Metro NY AIHA section. She is a CIH\, CSP and Fellow of the AIHA. Nancy has a dee p interest in ethics and has shared this enthusiasm in the form of PDCs an d seminars sponsored by National AIHA\, ASSP and local and regional profe ssional meetings. She is also a member of the Executive Board of Safety 4 Nonprofits\, Inc – a nonprofit devoted to providing pro-bono safety servi ces to other nonprofits.
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Course Description:
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This PDC on ethical practice within the occupational safety and healt h field helps participants develop an increased awareness of the nature of ethical issues\, how they arise and how they may be resolved. This inclu des an examination of how recent deliberate ethical lapses by business le aders have seriously damaged the financial and reputational futures of som e of the world’s revered brands. From this starting point we will explore the following:
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Understanding the nature of personal values and their role in guiding conduct.
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Applying tools and skills to analyze ethical dilemmas.
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Exploring the differences between leg al\, illegal\, ethical and non-ethical positions.
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Learning to id entify and resolve potential ‘conflict of interest’ situations.
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Making higher quality ethical decisions.
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Participants in t his course will:
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Acquire essential skills necessary to make higher quality ethical decisions.
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Examine the role of personal values and their application to decision–making.
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Explore how to resolve situations where truth conflicts with loyalty\; justice and mercy.
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Discuss several resolution approaches to dilemmas in search of “the higher right.”
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Course 2 (8:30 am – 12:00 pm):
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Topic: Are You Prepared to be an Expert Witness
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Speaker: Marc S. Gaffrey\, Esq.
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Marc S. Gaffrey is a Par tner\, Hoagland\, Longo\, Moran\, Dunst & Doukas\, LLP. For more than thre e decades\, Marc has been at the forefront of environmental and toxic tort litigation\, managing high-stakes matters for major corporations\, utilit ies\, and well-known brands nationwide. He serves and has served as Natio nal Coordinating Counsel to companies across the country\, overseeing liti gation strategy and trial teams by retaining and directing local counsel\, engaging experts\, and ensuring consistency in defense approaches. Marc is also trusted as General Counsel to one of his national clients\, reflec ting the depth of his relationships and the confidence clients place in hi s judgment. Marc is among the few attorneys in the nation who holds member ship in the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA )\, giving him a distinctive scientific and technical perspective that inf orms his practice. With an academic background in biochemistry\, he combi nes legal acumen with scientific insight to resolve complex disputes invol ving toxic exposures\, product liability\, and environmental contamination . His work has spanned virtually every major toxic tort concern of the la st generation\, including asbestos\, lead\, silica\, talc\, benzene\, PCBs \, pesticides\, and industrial chemicals.
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Course Descripti on:
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This PDC will examine the complex aspects of translat ing the science and practice of industrial hygiene and other occupational health\, safety\, and environmental disciplines from the workplace to the courtroom. Preparation of legal related court documents such as consultati on\, expert opinions\, affidavits\, depositions and trial testimony will b e reviewed so that practicing industrial hygienists and other EHS professi onals understand how their technical work may be used in legal proceedings . In addition\, attendees will gain an understanding of how to prepare for and serve as a legal consultant and/or expert witness in these often comp lex cases.
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As part of this PDC\, attendees will break out into sma ll groups to prepare to litigate a mock litigation scenario. This will be a facilitated exercise to enable participants to play the role of plaintif f\, professional\, employer and possibly other parties in a typical lawsui t of this nature.
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Course 3 (1:00 pm – 4:30 pm):
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Topic: Principles of Good Practice: Occupational Exposure Assessment
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Sp eaker: John R. Mulhausen\, PhD\, CIH\, CSP\, FAIHA\n
John Mulhausen Ph.D.\, CIH\, CSP\, retired in 2018 from 3M where he worked for 31 years in a variety of global health and safety roles\, most recently as Director of Corporate Safety and Industrial Hygiene. He has authored/co-authored over 100 presentations\, publications or professional development courses and contributed expertise on various working committe es sponsored by NIOSH\, AIHA\, ACGIH\, and the National Academy of Science s’ Institute of Medicine. John is an adjunct assistant professor at the U niversity of Minnesota\, a Fellow of the AIHA\, a past President of AIHA\, and a recipient of ABIH’s Lifetime Achievement Award\, AIHA’s Edward J. B aier Technical Achievement Award\, and AIHA’s Henry F. Smyth Award.
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The Principles of Good Prac tice (PGP) initiative was established by the AIHA Guideli ne Foundation to document OEHS professional practices that have been deter mined to reliably and effectively protect workers from unacceptable risks. The first PGP developed covers the Occupational Exposure Assessment area of practice. It provides a summary of risk-critical practices for each s tage of an exposure risk assessment and management program\, including gui dance that will improve the accuracy of exposure judgments.
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The PG P bring value at every stage in a practitioner’s career\, serving as a “qu ick start guide” for students and early career professionals\, and as a co ntinuous practice improvement guide for midcareer and more experienced pro fessionals. The PGP also serve as a communication tool to help convey to an organization’s senior management what experts have defined as important practices to safeguard the health of workers and their communities.
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This presentation will provide participants with an understanding of th e PGP initiative\, its importance to their professional OEHS practice\, an d explore the Occupational Exposure Assessment PGP and its use for improvi ng exposure risk assessment and management practices and outcomes.
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Familiarity with the AIHA Principles of Good Practice Initiative.
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Understanding of key aspects of the Occupational Ex posure Assessment PGP.
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Knowledgeable about using the Occupationa l Exposure Assessment PGP to improve exposure risk assessment and manageme nt practices.
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Course 4 (1:00 pm – 4:30 pm):
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Topic: Tales f rom the Archived Industrial Hygiene Files
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Speaker: Bernard L. Fontaine\, Jr.\, M.Sc.\, CIH\, CSP\, FAIHA and John J. Svagr\, CIH\, MPH\, RSO
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Mr. Fontaine has over 47 years professional and business experience in regulatory compliance\, insurance \, national defense\, environmental services\, and consulting. He obtaine d his Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Science from Northe astern University and completed his clinical internship at Brigham Hospita l for Women in Boston. He later received his Master of Science degree in Industrial Hygiene from the University of Oklahoma School of Public Health . Mr. Fontaine is Managing Partner of The Windsor Consulting Group\, Inc.\ , a Certified Industrial Hygienist\, Certified Safety Professional\, AIHA Distinguished Lecturer and AIHA Fellow as well as Past President of the NJ section of AIHA and former Board of Directors member of Workplace Health Without Borders – US branch and AIHA Board of Directors. He has served on numerous task forces and committees. He was a frequent lecturer at the AI Hce conferences and collaborates with various national and international s ocieties\, organizations and associations on the future direction of indus trial hygiene and occupational health. Mr. Fontaine was a mentor with Wor kplace Health Without Borders and the American Industrial Hygiene Associat ion. He was awarded the 2021 American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIH A) Presidents Award and 2021 Social Responsibility Award on the Back to Wo rk Safety guidance documents for businesses not covered by other organizat ions. In 2021\, he and his AIHA team of volunteers completed a project to identify occupational health hazards associated with each work tasks with each of the SIC market segments. The compiled information was designed to teach students\, early career professionals\, and OEHS professionals tran sitioning into a new industry about the potential occupational health haza rds. The information can be used for retrospective analysis of the indust ry as new technology and information evolves. Mr. Fontaine also compiled a digital presentation of the global work tasks performed in both develope d and developing countries to understand the current exposures\, controls and resources needed to protect all workers worldwide. In 2022\, Mr. Font aine received the Lawrence Birkner and Ruth McIntyre-Birkner Award from th e AIHA Leadership and Management Committee.
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Mr. Svagr is currently semi-retired and is Principal of Green Mountain EH&S. Before retirement\ , he was the former director of EH&S for 22 years at the New York Blood Ce nter (NYBC) and New York Blood Center Enterprises (NYBCe). In addition\, he was the NYBC Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)\, the safety officer for the NYBC Institutional Bi osafety and the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees. From 1979 to 2002\, Mr. Svagr successfully ran an EH&S consultation company ISIS-EH&S. Plus his corporate world experience included increasing levels responsib ility. For Kraft Foods\, he was Industrial Hygiene Manager for North Ameri can Operations. In addition\, he was a Regulatory Compliance Manager for a welding supply manufacturer and training academy. Finally\, he filled I ndustrial Hygiene roles with the New York City Transit Authority\, America n Cyanamid\, and General Electric.
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In the evolving field of industrial hygiene\, archived case files represent more than historical curiosity—they are vital repositories of lessons learned\, cautionary tales\, and evidence of how exposure asse ssments\, controls\, and worker protections have succeeded or failed over time. This presentation unearths selected case studies drawn from histori cal inspections\, exposure investigations\, and remediation efforts to ill uminate enduring themes and emergent insights.
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Attendee Teams will participate in several case study exercises:
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Heat Stress F atality investigation at a Grey-Iron/Steel Foundry and Hazardous Encounter s.
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Recovery of $200k Chemical Processing Vessel after urethane-b ased product accidently hardens.
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Elemental mercury exposure duri ng Remediation at the Thomas Edison laboratory in East Orange\, NJ
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Within this PDC\, your competencies wi ll be evaluated to measure your effectiveness in addressing workplace chal lenges.
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This presentation will:
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Bring to life sever al archived case studies and storytelling with lessons learned and a field diary approach to the session\, including incidents involving Inorganic l ead and arsenic\, asbestos\, chemical exposures\, and airborne particulate s.
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Analyze how and why industrial hygiene practices in these cas es did—or did not—prevent overexposures. Key factors such as engineering controls\, personal protective equipment (PPE)\, regulato ry evolution\, awareness of health risks\, and socio-political pressures w ill be explored.
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Explore Surprises: hidden occupational health e xposures\, safety considerations\, mis-diagnosed health outcomes\, emergin g contaminants\, or regulatory gaps that only retroactively resolve how ha zard control was inadequate.
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Attendees will leave with not just real stories\, but actionable lessons: how to recognize\, anticipate and avoid common pitfalls\; how to integrate historical precedents into m odern industrial hygiene programs\; and how to build an industrial hygiene practice that is both more resilient and more ethically accountable. So put on your industrial hygiene detective hat and attend this Professional Development Course (PDC).
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251204T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251204T160000 LOCATION:PSE&G @ 4000 Hadley Road\, South Plainfield\, NJ 07080 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:2025 NJAIHA Professional Development Courses URL:http://www.njaiha.org/event/2025-njaiha-professional-development-course s/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-COST:$150 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-10370@www.njaiha.org DTSTAMP:20260310T024026Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Conferences CONTACT:https://www.njaiha.org/event/2025-neihce/#Register DESCRIPTION:
NJAIHA Local Section
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Presents
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The 79th Annual Northeast Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition
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Cosponsored By:
\nMetro New York and Philadelphia Local AIHA Sections
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Friday Decemb er 5th\, 2025
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The Pines Manor
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~~2085 Lincoln Hwy~~\, Edison\, NJ
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Conference Agenda
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Conference Program: 2025 NEIHCE Announcement
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General Registration: Click Here
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Early bird rate of $250 until 11/24\; $275 a fter 11/24\; $300 walk-in
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Sponsor th is Event: 2025 Spo nsorship Form
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Exhibit at this E vent: 2025 Exhibitor Form
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Hotel Information: Crowne Plaza Edison
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