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National Safety Council Annual Congress & Expo

Call for Presentations

Orlando, FL October 26-28, 2009

 

Congress & Expo

 

NSC's Congress & Expo has been North America’s largest event serving the safety industry professionals in safety, health and environmental solutions for almost 100 years. With more than 130 Technical Sessions, over 30 Professional Development Seminars, 190,000 net square feet of exhibit space, over 800 exhibitors and 15,000 total participants, no other annual safety event compares.

 

The National Safety Council has worked closely with the exhibitor community and past attendees to continuously improve the event, making it the premier forum for qualified decision makers.

 

You are invited to submit a topic for presentation at 2009 Congress & Expo.

NSC calls upon industry professionals to share your knowledge, business expertise, research findings or case studies. Abstracts are now being solicited for the world’s largest annual event for safety, health and environmental management.

 

v NSC invites USA and foreign organizations to participate in the submission process.   

 

PRESENTATION PROCESS AND REQUIREMENTS

 

The Process

 

v     All abstracts must be submitted on-line.

v     Speaker availability must be confirmed prior to submission of your abstract.

v     All expenses must be covered by speakers.  Speakers are entitled to a full Congress & Expo registration, which includes entrance to all technical sessions and the Expo (not Professional Development Seminars).

v     Submissions will be reviewed and selected by the NSC Congress Program Committee. All participants will be contacted by April, 2009.

 

Requirements

 

The abstract should detail exactly what the attendee will learn by attending the proposed sessions.  (limited space provided)

 

Format for Technical Sessions

 

Presentations are 90 minutes and must be delivered in the following fashion:

v  Lecture: Single Speaker

v  Lecture: Multiple Speakers

v  Panel Discussion: Dialogue among multiple speakers

 

Preference in Technical Sessions is given to:

vThose submissions with multiple speakers
vThose submissions with a participant from industry
vThose submissions that describe or outline a specific case study or project from industry
vTopics which reflect current, recent or emerging issues or changes in those issues

 

Format for Professional Development Seminars

 

Seminars are 1 to multi-day courses that students pay a separate fee from Congress registration. The seminars provide in-depth knowledge building or skill development, require development or provision of student materials, and must be delivered in a classroom-style format.

 

Submission

 

Proposals must be submitted by Friday, February 6, 2009 via this web form.

 

For further information, please contact:
Hilda Koskiewicz
National Safety Council
hilda.koskiewicz@nsc.org
(630) 775-2037

 

LEVELS OF PARTICIPATION

 

Levels of Participation for Technical Sessions/Professional Development Seminars

 

Participants include a wide array of industry professionals with a varied level of experince and expertise, including: safety directors, industrial hygienists, union members, personnel and human resource managers, government officials, volunteer organizations, fire protection experts, agricultural leaders and academic representatives from as many as 54 foreign countries.  

 

Introductory


Geared toward the attendee who is:

  • New to the safety industry and has had little or no training
  • 1-3 years experience

Intermediate


Geared toward the  attendee who:

  • Has experience in the field and wants to build on it
  • 4-9 years experience

Advanced


Geared toward the  attendee who:

  • Is considered a “seasoned” safety and health professional
  • 10+ years experience

  • If uploading any supporting material, please have it ready prior to starting the submission process and know that the system accepts file size up to 1Mb.

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