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^ckiAnU far S/^&rk&kftps, 1 30 pm - 3:00 PM Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C Workshop D 3 OO PM - 3 30 PM BREAK 3 30 PM - 5.00 PM Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C Workshop D 8 OO AM - 9:30 AM Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C Workshop D 9 30 AM - 1 0:00 AM BREAK 1 O OO AM - 1 t : 30 AM Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C Workshop D Red . Yellow Green Blue Blue Red Yellow Green Green Blue Red Yellow Yellow Greens*Blue Red 'pflissUn ,,1ate.mint ^*fhe Chlorine Institute, Inc. exists to support the chlor1/ alkali industry and serve the public by fostering the continuous evaluation of and improvements to safety and the protection of human health and the environment connected with the production, distribution and use of chlorine, sodium and potassium hydroxides, and sodium hypochlorite; and the distribution and use of hydrogen chloride. The Institute meets this obligation by maintaining a scientific and technical organization that fully meets its members' and publics' needs and expectations. The Institute works with governmental uagencies to encourage the use of credible science and technology in developing regulations impacting the industry. EmTech Chip Day Rick Roark Emergency Response Specialists, Inc. Carl Haywood Lisa Moore Indian Springs Manufacturing Company Maurice Ferguson Kappler Kathy Opolku Dennis Sanders Kuehne Chemical Company Charles Wight Phoenix Fire Department (Emergency Response Vehicle) The Chlorine Institute, Inc. 2001 L Street, NW, Suite 506 Washington, DC 20036 202-775-2790 202-223-7225 (Fax) CMA 110807 1/^tAmsAny, yiDveHifrer /J 8 OO AM Registration Kristin VandeVort (Institute Staff) 0nutnt JfnUreem/{ 8 30 am CHLOREP Update ^foe Workman & Gerry fordan (Olin Corporation & PPG Industries) 8 55 am CMA's Vinyl Chloride Transportation Committee George Marshall (Occidental Chemical Corporation) 9 20 am Chlorine Field Transfer The Alberton, Montana Incident Mike Ganzim & John McHazlett (Georgia-Pacific & Occidental Chemical) 1 O OO AM Coffee Break 1 O 20 AM Container Damage Assessment C.W. (Charlie) Hall (AAR Bureau of Explosives) 1 O 50 AM E R.-Related Regulations- Canadian/Mexican Movements Russell Kelly & Frank Ritchie (Federal Railroad Administration & Transport Canada) 1 1 .30 AM Safe Handling and Use of Dry Swimming Pool Chemicals Joe Berardinelli (PPG Industries) ' H '1 : 'L. [ i INCH i c` GO no- hi :.:S5L>. '.a i' ,;R;. . its' ''^^mtoenixF^DfpartfS c JZyAUrOOtH ^ProMmx ^otviyufr \z^DrksApps Wednesday I 30 pm - 5 OO pm Thursday 0.00 am -- II 30 am Four concurrent workshops provide experience with chlorine-related emergency equipment. Chlorine Institute mission chemicals and exercises involving actual incidents. WORKSHOP A eratoht. Chlorine Emergency Equipment Hands-on experience with Kits A, B, C & Recovery Vessel, plus personal protective equipment (PPE) and video presentations, Yvon Thiffault (ICI Canada) Maurice Ferguson (Indian Springs Manufacturing) WORKSHOP B Crtucnt * Vinyl Chloride Incident An incident involving field transfer and containment as a focus for discussion of emergency handling of vinyl chloride and sodium hydroxide. Elwood Schwanke (Data Chemical North America) VergeI Perry (Daw Chemical North America) WORKSHOP C Creuents Handling Sodium Hypochlorite Steps involving containment, patching and clean-up of trailers and drums. Michael Fortin (Olin Corporation) Dick Ness (Olin Corporation) WORKSHOP D events Chlorine Packaging Incidents Exercise involving leak/accident scenarios usmg field containment, transfer and disposal. Charly Donnie (Van Waters & Rogers) Robert Sheffield (Van Waters & Rogers) Opening Reception 5. Exhibit G OO pm 7 OO pm chlor-alkah emergency response. Some of the exhibits will include emergency kits and personal protective equipment (PPE). ~pknrsAi\y, y\6vm\inr f*f 7.00 AM Breakfast pavUica 8:00 AM Problem Solving Workshops (See opposite page) I 2.00 PM Closing Remarks 6. Lunch Apketnhc Yjp4rAcn > you mkt year! CMA 110808