2006 American Industrial Hygiene Conference & Expo

May 13-18, 2006
 Chicago, Illinois

AIHce 2006 EHS Crossover Ratings Results

This format, used for many other items, does not allow spacing to include session titles, so a listing of complete session titles is included below for a cross reference to the Session Numbers.

Question 1: Program Description — Understandable, Accurately Described Presentation; Helpful

      Response      
Room Count Session # 1 2 3 4 5 Totals
43 CR 301     3 4 14 21
62 CR 302     3 17 24 44
400 CR 303 1 3 9 53 58 124
440 CR 304     2 38 95 135
52 CR 305     9 13 6 28
110 CR 307   1 4 34 16 55
180 CR 308     3 31 51 85
130 CR 309   1 5 34 59 99
23 CR 310 1   6 10 1 18
420 CR 311   1 6 28 65 100
120 CR 312     1 13 38 52
110 CR 313     11 14 13 38
120 CR 314     4 21 47 72
80 CR 315 1 3 2 16 11 33
18 CR 316   1 2 6 5 14
67 CR 317       17 40 57
137 CR 318   2 4 18 56 80
150 CR 319   1 1 6 19 27
25 CR 320       5 9 14
25 CR 321   1     1 2
Total 3 14 75 378 628 1098
Ratings Percentage 0% 1% 7% 34% 57%  
             
1015+ crossover evaluations returned

 

Question 2: Topic — Timely; Relevant to Presentation Topic

      Response      
Room Count Session # 1 2 3 4 5 Totals
43 CR 301     1 3 17 21
62 CR 302     2 12 30 44
400 CR 303     9 42 74 125
440 CR 304     4 25 107 136
52 CR 305     3 16 9 28
110 CR 307     3 32 21 56
180 CR 308     3 23 60 86
130 CR 309     3 38 59 100
23 CR 310     4 12 1 17
420 CR 311   1 3 38 58 100
120 CR 312     1 12 40 53
110 CR 313     7 17 13 37
120 CR 314     6 22 44 72
80 CR 315   2 2 12 17 33
18 CR 316     2 6 6 14
67 CR 317     1 10 46 57
137 CR 318     5 20 56 81
150 CR 319     3 6 18 27
25 CR 320       4 10 14
25 CR 321         2 2
Total 0 3 62 350 688 1103
Ratings Percentage 0% 0% 6% 32% 62%  
             
1015+ crossover evaluations returned

 

Question 3: Content — Geared to a Common Theme; Consistent with Title

      Response    
Room Count Session # 1 2 3 4 5 Totals
43 CR 301     3 3 15 21
62 CR 302     2 14 28 44
400 CR 303   2 6 47 70 125
440 CR 304     2 24 110 136
52 CR 305   1 7 10 10 28
110 CR 307     4 28 24 56
180 CR 308     4 21 61 86
130 CR 309     3 33 64 100
23 CR 310   1 4 10 2 17
420 CR 311   1 7 24 68 100
120 CR 312     2 11 40 53
110 CR 313     5 16 17 38
120 CR 314     5 20 46 71
80 CR 315   1 4 13 14 32
18 CR 316       8 6 14
67 CR 317     1 10 45 56
137 CR 318     3 21 55 79
150 CR 319     1 6 20 27
25 CR 320     1 3 10 14
25 CR 321         2 2
Total 0 6 64 322 707 1099
Ratings Percentage 0% 1% 6% 29% 64%  
             
1015+ crossover evaluations returned

 

Question 4: Audiovisuals — Legible; Increased Understanding, Effectively Used

      Response      
Room Count Session # 1 2 3 4 5 Totals
43 CR 301     1 6 12 19
62 CR 302     3 14 27 44
400 CR 303 1 6 30 49 39 125
440 CR 304   2 4 23 106 135
52 CR 305   2 7 12 7 28
110 CR 307 1 2 15 25 14 57
180 CR 308 1 1 8 24 52 86
130 CR 309     7 26 69 102
23 CR 310     7 10 1 18
420 CR 311     11 23 66 100
120 CR 312     4 15 34 53
110 CR 313     7 13 18 38
120 CR 314   2 6 35 28 71
80 CR 315 1 1 7 14 10 33
18 CR 316       8 6 14
67 CR 317     2 13 42 57
137 CR 318 1   10 30 40 81
150 CR 319     1 6 20 27
25 CR 320       2 12 14
25 CR 321         2 2
Total 5 16 130 348 605 1104
Ratings Percentage 0% 1% 12% 32% 55%  
             
1015+ crossover evaluations returned

 

Question 5: Session Conduct — On Schedule; Introductions of Value; Under Control

      Response      
Room Count Session # 1 2 3 4 5 Totals
43 CR 301     1 2 17 20
62 CR 302     1 8 32 41
400 CR 303     7 45 71 123
440 CR 304   1 6 34 89 130
52 CR 305     5 11 12 28
110 CR 307   3 6 30 16 55
180 CR 308   2 4 23 54 83
130 CR 309     4 31 58 93
23 CR 310     3 11 4 18
420 CR 311     5 26 68 99
120 CR 312     2 11 40 53
110 CR 313     8 14 16 38
120 CR 314   2 6 27 37 72
80 CR 315   1 2 14 15 32
18 CR 316       6 8 14
67 CR 317       9 46 55
137 CR 318   1 3 18 57 79
150 CR 319     2 5 20 27
25 CR 320       2 11 13
25 CR 321         2 2
Total 0 10 65 327 673 1075
Ratings Percentage 0% 1% 6% 30% 63%  
             
1015+ crossover evaluations returned

 

 

2005 EHS Crossover Program Titles

301 Greening the Supply Chain

302 Lessons Learned From Hurricane Rita

303 Post-Remediation Verification and Clearance Testing for Mold and Bacteria — Five Levels of Cleanliness Assurance.

304 Safety Management Process (SMP) — Proactive Safety Metrics That Drive Performance in Manufacturing Facilities

305 Special Considerations for the Young Worker

306 WITHDRAWN - Working Safely With Cryogens: A Primer for EH&S Professionals

307 A Systematic Approach to Contractor Safety at a Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Site Through the Application of Basic Process Safety Management Principles.

308 Accident Prone or Unfit for Duty? Update on Assessing Fitness-For-Duty in a Medical-Legal Framework

309 Electrical Safety Audit Findings and Hazard Control

310 Global Recognition of US Safety and Health Standards; Influencing Equipment Performance Around the World

311 Mastering Challenging Confined Spaces

312 A Four-Factor Model for Leadership

313 Auditing Your Occupational Health Program to Improve Safety Management

314 Combustible Dusts and Dust Explosion Hazards

315 Evaluation and Control of Microbiological Contamination in Domestic Water Systems

316 Chemical Management Services: Outsourcing the Headache

317 Minimizing Accidents in an Aging Workforce

318 The Sociology of Safety: Organizational Causes of Accidents

319 How to Access Valuable Safety and Health Information and Training — Free of Charge!

320 Risk Based Decision Making: How Your Leaking Underground Storage Tank (UST) Can Require You to Monitor the Air Inside Your Facility.

321 Using ABC Analysis to Improve Compliance When Immediacy Is Not a Driver

 

 

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