rC()niiM-ence Tracks and Session s'^^^^^^^B^^^H^^^^H
State & Local
Issues
RMP audits and
inspections
What's new
Sharing lessons
learned from
community
responses
Grants and
funding for
LEPCs
RMP
implementation
Going beyond
the federal
regulation
Public Access,
CRTK, and Info
Management
Public uses of
RMP data-
Pluses and
minuses
EPA's new
Information
Technology
Office
What to expect
Industry
rollouts
Lessons learned
Access to
OCA data-
How and when it
will be available
Accident History
Audits &
Investigations
Looking at the
RMP 5-year
accident
history data
Meth in
Missouri
Lessons learned
Chemical
release/fire at
bulk chemical
storage facility
Ethylene oxide
explosions
involving
emission controls
Case Studies
St. Louis
Papal visit
January 1998
Alberta City-
Propane
explosion
State i
implementation
issues
Lexan fire in
southern Indiana
Training for
Industry and
Responders
Risk
communication
The Internet
asaHAZMAT
resource
Protect your
facility against
potential terrorist
attacks
Chemistry for
non-chemists
Gateway to the Future:
.Working Together
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Gateway to the Future: Working Together
Who should attend?
Local Emergency Planning Committees, State
Emergency Response Commissions, fire fight-
ers, industry representatives, environmental
managers and) officials, health safety officials,
academics, the media, and anyone interested in
preventing, preparing for, and responding to
hazardous material incidents.
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|f you have'a topic;ydu;:wptird like addressed, visit';!;: .
olir website by November^ ,:1999/artdcliclc on .the '
"Agenda" button to submit an agenda topics ". - -.'
Ore'-rriail your suggestions and comments to ;;" '..'.:. '-
hazmat2000@nrt.org;'. .,^ - . -,
Where is the conference?
The conference -will be held at
Regal Riverfront Hotel
200 South 4th Street
St. Louis, MO 63102-1804
(314) 241-9500
(800) 222-8888
The hotel is centrally located in downtown St
Louis and just minutes away from the Gateway
Arch, Busch Stadium, and die Mississippi
River. The room rates wll be approximately
$66.00 a night
What is the conference fee?
The conference fee is $230 for payment
received before February 15, 2000, and $295
received thereafter. Registration is payable to
the Great Lakes Commission by check, money
order, VISA, or MasterCard.
How do I register?
Registration for the conference begins on
September 1. Please; register electronically via
the conference website (www.nrt.org/
hazmat2000). Click on "Registration," com-
plete the form, indicate how you will pay, and
dick "send." Use a separate form for each
person registering. If you do not have Internet
access, you may fax requests for registration
forms to (734) 665-4370, attention Hazmat
2000, or e-mail ttay@glc.org, with "Hazmat
2000" in the subject Ike.
Mail registration forms and payments to:
Great Lakes Commission
The Argus n Building
400 Fourth Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48103-4816
For more information:-.
8 Visit our website at www.nrt.org/
hazmatZOOO for information on training,
panels, speakers, special events, and
St. Louis.
0 Sign up for e-mail updates on our
"Keep Me Posted" page or send an
e-mail to hazmat2000@nurt.org.
Call (703) 934-3760.
:How to fee an exliibitor!
You can display the latest hazmat products
and services at our exhibit hall.
To register, visit our website, click on the
"Exhibitors" button, complete the form,
and dick "Submit," or contact:
Knst/na Schuchman
Metropolitan Manufacturers Association
(314) 966-1006 or fax (314) 966-4776
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