FEBRUARY 3, 2021
Gearing Up
2021
Non-manufacturers that want to support MAM members and Missouri manufacturing can connect through event sponsorship and/or one of the MAM Network Partnership programs.
We offer a variety of partnership opportunity levels for both businesses and institutions of education.
Interested in becoming a Partner? Email us to learn about our various partnership options.
Contact us at Info@mamstrong.org
Exclusive Benefits to MAM Members from our Partners
A Partner is a defined as a business who does not qualify as a manufacturer but provides services or products that will benefit our manufacturing Members.
Each Partner company is thoroughly vetted and researched to ensure we are collaborating with a recognized expert in their field and trusted resource.
A key factor is they must align with Missouri Association of Manufacturer’s mission: To Promote, Preserve and Advance manufacturing in Missouri.
Non-manufacturers that want to support MAM members and Missouri manufacturing can connect through event sponsorship and/or one of the MAM Network Partnership programs.
We offer a variety of partnership opportunity levels for both businesses and institutions of education.
Interested in becoming a Partner? Email us to learn about our various partnership options.
Contact us at Info@mamstrong.org
Exclusive Benefits to MAM Members from our Partners
A Partner is a defined as a business who does not qualify as a manufacturer but provides services or products that will benefit our manufacturing Members.
Each Partner company is thoroughly vetted and researched to ensure we are collaborating with a recognized expert in their field and trusted resource.
A key factor is they must align with Missouri Association of Manufacturer’s mission: To Promote, Preserve and Advance manufacturing in Missouri.
We make lighting products that create ambiance, save energy and install easily, but we deliver much more than that.
Williams makes A Visible Difference.
We make lighting products that create ambiance, save energy and install easily, but we deliver much more than that.
Williams makes A Visible Difference.
Patriot Medical Devices brings jobs to Cape Girardeau
Oct. 22, 2020
Patriot Medical Devices brings jobs to Cape Girardeau
Oct. 22, 2020
Sept. 13 & 14, 2022
White River
Conference Center
600 W. Sunshine Street
Springfield, MO
The Missouri EHS Conference brings together those working in environmental, health and safety roles to connect and learn about new compliance regulations, leading technology, work comp challenges, the healthcare landscape and the culture of safety.
This 2-day conference will feature experts in the EHS field, covering a variety of topics and sharing best practices to ensure employees and facilities are safe.
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
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Conference Agenda
(Agenda, schedule and speakers subject to change).
Day 1
8:00 AM
8:30 – 9:15 AM
9:30 – 10:20 AM
10:40 – 11:30 AM
12:00 – 1:00 PM
1:20 – 2:10 PM
2:30 – 3:20 PM
3:30 – 5:00 PM
Day 2
8:00 AM
8:30 – 9:30 AM
9:45 – 10:35 AM
10:50 – 11:40 AM
12:00 – 1:00 PM
1:30 – 2:20 PM
2:40 – 3:30 PM
Registration / Breakfast / Exhibit Hall Open
Keynote: "How to Be a Leader When You're Not the Boss" – Terri Tucker, Tucker Resources
Breakout Session I
"Quantifying Ergonomic Risk Using Evidence-Based Tools and Epidemiology Research" – Mark Heidebrecht, ErgoMethods
"Creating a Job Hazard Analysis and How to Incorporate it Into Your Safety Culture" – Nicholas Henderson, Heartland Pet Food
"Material Handling & Associated Risks" – Jonathon Robertson, Wiese USA
Breakout Session II
"When Workers Compensation Claims Go Wrong" – Stephanie Cumley, viHRtual HR Services & Brooke Smith, Vessell Bridges
Murphy
"What to Do About OSHA! How to Prepare for an OSHA Visit and What to do to be OSHA-Compliant" – Russ Hinds,
Mid-America Safety & Environmental
Lunch
Breakout Session III
"Pre-Planning for the Complexities of an EHS Emergency to Minimize Business Interruption" – Brian Wagler, SERVPRO-Missouri
"Preparing for a Painless Environmental Audit" – Eric Emmett, Environmental Operations Inc.
"Navigating the New Landscape of Healthcare" – Tom Jensen, Connell Insurance
Breakout Session IV
"Building Sustainability into Operations"– Rebecca Keithley, True Manufacturing
"OSHA Updates" – Bill McDonald, Department of Labor – OSHA
"Human Factors: The Science of Safety" – Mark Heidebrecht, Ergonomics International
Reception
Registration / Breakfast / Exhibit Hall Open
Panel Discussion: "The Culture of Safety"
Facilitator: Tony Spielberg, Manufacturing Ambassador, Cambridge Air Solutions
Panelists: Blake Pruitt, Divisional EHS Manager, CSP, Bass Pro Shops Distribution Centers I White River Marine Group
Conner Lalonde, Safety Coordinator, Cambridge Air Solutions
Pavel Bosovik, Founder & CEO, 27North Inc.
Breakout Session V
"The Epidemiology and Biomechanics of Shoulder Injuries" – Mark Heidebrecht, ErgoMethods
"Selling Safety to Management" – Kinneth Wallace, Valor Manufacturing Training
"Identifying General Industry Hazards" – Mark Frerking, Retired Department of Labor
Breakout Session VI
"General Duty Clause: Section 5(a)(1) Explained" – Todd Sieleman, Todd Safety Consultation
"EHS Resources Available to Manufacturers" – Brian Jones, On-Site Safety & Health Consultation and
Doug Neidigh, Missouri State University Pollution Prevention Program
"All About OSHA" – Elizabeth Morales, Department of Labor – OSHA
Lunch
Session VII
"Reasonable Suspicion: Recognizing 'Under the Influence'" – John Throckmorton, Tomo Drug Testing
Breakout Session VIII
"Safety Audits & Inspections" – Todd Sieleman, Todd Safety Consultation
"Root Cause Analysis and Accident Investigation" – Steve Bell, Employers Health & Safety
"A Deeper Dive into Reasonable Suspicion: Recognizing 'Under the Influence'" – John Throckmorton, Tomo Drug Testing