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Subject: [DCHAS-L] San Diego symposium: Connecting Professionalism, Safety & Ethics: Opportunities & Challenges
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2019 09:43:21 -0400
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At the Fall 2019 ACS National Meeting, CHAS hosted a symposium on ‰??Connecting Professionalism, Safety & Ethics: Opportunities & Challenges‰??. PDF versions of the presentations are provided at the web site above for your review. The presentations include:

Safety for one, safety for all: Overcoming challenges to sharing chemical incident data. K.M. Kulinowski

Learnings from a community safety data sharing experiment. C.I. Nitsche, G. Whittick, M. Manfredi

Global Chemists‰?? Code of Ethics: Connecting safety, security, and responsible practices in the chemical sciences. L. Brown

Safety: International chemical society approach. B.S. Chance

Introducing a safety guidance chapter in the fourth edition of the ACS Style Guide. S.B. Sigmann, L.R. McEwen, S.R. Goode

Why metrics matter. S.I. Addlestone

Backing into safety culture. P.A. Reinhardt

Professionalism, safety and ethics: Improving safety culture. R.M. Izzo

Engaging senior management to improve the safety culture of a chemical development organization thru the SPYDR (safety as part of your daily routine) lab visit program. V.W. Rosso

Understanding the dimensions of risk. R. Stuart

Ralph Stuart, CIH, CCHO
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Division of Chemical Health and Safety

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