CSHEMA - Campus Safety, Health, and Environmental Management Association

Upcoming Webinars

Higher Education’s Crucial Role: Building a Sustainable and Circular Economy
June 30, 2021 | 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM EDT

Description: Join this webinar to learn how the circular economy* can help shape better procurement decisions and ways in which you manage your campus, facilities and supply of goods and services. Educators, business officers, and staff from housing, dining, facilities, procurement and auxiliary services, EHS, student life, and senior administration will learn about how to bring the circular economy into each area of campus life. 

Presented by: 

• Reniera O’Donnell, Higher Education Lead, Ellen MacArthur Foundation

• Ilma Stankeviciute, Learning Designer, Ellen MacArthur Foundation

• Johanna Anderson, Member Success Manager, Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council

** This webinar made available to CSHEMA members through our association’s membership in the Higher Education Associations Sustainability Consortium

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Seeking Online Program Proposals – All Topics

Do you have expertise you’d like to share? CSHEMA is seeking presenters for our online learning programs. Share your knowledge with colleagues, and submit an application to host a webinar today!

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Featured Archived Webinars

Indoor Air Quality

CSHEMA webinars are archived in the Resource Library and accessible to members for on-demand viewing.

This webinar provides a background into common indoor air quality (IAQ) concerns received by the Department of Environmental Safety, Sustainability, and Risk at the University of Maryland. It will give an overview on conducting an IAQ survey and common equipment used, as well as provide several case studies with lessons learned. The presenters outline future initiatives to implement to improve IAQ and communication between the department and the campus employees, students, and visitors.

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Safety Climate Assessment Tool

Want to learn more about how the safety climate at your campus stacks up? This online program will describe how to participate in the CSHEMA University Safety Climate Survey to better understand and measure the extent that safety has been integrated into your campus. The results can be used to compare between different institutions and also to evaluate how your campus has changed longitudinally over time.

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Past Webinars

Small College/University EHS Programs
March 3, 2021 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CST

Presented by: Kevin Klich, MPH, CHMM
Sr. EHS Specialist, Radiation Safety Officer
Stevens Institute of Technology and 

David Fernandez
Director - Office of EHS & Insurance Risk Management
Stevens Institute of Technology

Description: Stevens Institute of Technology’s Office of Environmental Health & Safety and Insurance Risk Management will discuss their experience in preparing, submitting, and earning CSHEMA’s Complete EHS Program Award for Small Colleges and Universities.  This award honors small colleges and universities that have three or fewer EHS professionals in the EHS office and have created safety programs and incorporated novel and/or original efforts while complying with standardized regulations. Stevens EHS staff will discuss the award process and the opportunities that the award program presents to benchmark your program and demonstrate best in class practices.

 

An Introduction to the Cal/OSHA Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP)
March 10, 2021 | 11:00 AM PST, 1:00 PM CST, 2:00 PM EST

Presented by: Scott Bourdon, CIH, ARM, CSP, REHS
Sr. Mgr., Risk & Environmental Health & Safety

Description:
This course will review the Cal/OSHA Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) requirement.  OSHA considered adopting a similar requirement a few years ago, and many other states require one for certain industries.  Whether or not your State requires an IIPP, it acts as a simple safety management system anyone can understand and use.  Simple metrics can be adopted for it.  And an IIPP will help your team and co-workers understand their safety roles and responsibilities.