2006 American Industrial Hygiene Conference & Expo

May 13-18, 2006
Chicago, Illinois

AIHce 2006 Roundtable 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
380	RT 201		3	14	44	19	80
140	RT 202			3	40	39	82
43	RT 203			1	9	5	15
90	RT 204			2	26	27	55
210	RT 205		8	33	83	45	169
148	RT 206			3	38	37	78
320	RT 207		1	6	61	81	149
70	RT 208			3	27	26	56
83	RT 209		3	5	20	37	65
110	RT 210		1	8	24	20	53
61	RT 211		3	10	19	11	43
120	RT 212	1	3	18	54	60	136
112	RT 213			3	23	51	77
187	RT 214			3	24	107	134
75	RT 215			4	18	41	63
68	RT 216			7	8	16	31
120	RT 217			6	28	35	69
180	RT 218	1	1	6	36	73	117
86	RT 219			2	10	26	38
50	RT 220				12	27	39
40	RT 221		1	4	18	14	37
50	RT 222			1	7	24	32
140	RT 223			1	15	39	55
120	RT 224		1	3	18	34	56
	RT 225			8	47	85	140
	RT 226			3	13	44	60
40	RT 227			1	6	39	46
36	RT 228		3	5	18	16	42
63	RT 229				16	28	44
163	RT 230	4	4	9	30	65	112
84	RT 231	2	2	13	24	30	71
63	RT 232				13	34	47
260	RT 233		1	5	51	78	135
85	RT 234		1	4	23	35	63
28	RT 235	1	1	4	22	20	48
142	RT 236				10	48	58
40	RT 237		1	3	19	35	58
23	RT 238		1	2	19	52	74
50	RT 239				1	1	2
40	RT 240			9	8	11	28
90	RT 241	1	1	1	18	57	78
185	RT 242		1	7	11	40	59
Total		10	41	220	1011	1612	2894
Ratings Percentage		0%	1%	8%	35%	56%

2282+ roundtable evaluations returned

Question 2: Topic — Timely; Relevant to Presentation Topic

				Response
Room Count	Session #	1	2	3	4	5	Totals
380	RT 201		1	6	32	40	79
140	RT 202			5	42	36	83
43	RT 203			1	7	7	15
90	RT 204		1	2	28	25	56
210	RT 205		5	22	84	62	173
148	RT 206			7	33	38	78
320	RT 207		1	1	40	107	149
70	RT 208			4	28	24	56
83	RT 209			6	14	44	64
110	RT 210			5	30	19	54
61	RT 211			5	18	20	43
120	RT 212	1	3	14	56	62	136
112	RT 213			3	13	62	78
187	RT 214			2	34	98	134
75	RT 215			2	20	41	63
68	RT 216			4	7	19	30
120	RT 217			3	24	42	69
180	RT 218		1	2	29	85	117
86	RT 219			4	9	25	38
50	RT 220			1	10	29	40
40	RT 221			2	14	21	37
50	RT 222				10	22	32
140	RT 223				12	43	55
120	RT 224			6	21	29	56
	RT 225			5	45	90	140
	RT 226			3	14	43	60
40	RT 227			1	12	34	47
36	RT 228		3	6	18	15	42
63	RT 229			3	13	28	44
163	RT 230			6	45	60	111
84	RT 231		1	10	26	34	71
63	RT 232				7	40	47
260	RT 233			7	39	90	136
85	RT 234			5	18	40	63
28	RT 235			4	16	28	48
142	RT 236		1	1	10	46	58
40	RT 237			3	13	42	58
23	RT 238			2	31	41	74
50	RT 239				1	1	2
40	RT 240			6	9	13	28
90	RT 241			2	16	60	78
185	RT 242			2	9	49	60
Total		1	17	173	957	1754	2902
Ratings Percentage		0%	1%	6%	33%	60%	100%

2282+ roundtable evaluations returned

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

				Response
Room Count	Session #	1	2	3	4	5	Totals
380	RT 201		3	16	34	25	78
140	RT 202			3	44	35	82
43	RT 203				5	7	12
90	RT 204			4	22	29	55
210	RT 205		1	34	82	53	170
148	RT 206		1	4	36	37	78
320	RT 207		1	5	52	90	148
70	RT 208			4	23	27	54
83	RT 209		2	4	25	34	65
110	RT 210		1	8	24	20	53
61	RT 211	1	1	8	18	15	43
120	RT 212	2	2	18	50	62	134
112	RT 213			2	20	55	77
187	RT 214			1	29	102	132
75	RT 215			7	20	35	62
68	RT 216	1	2	4	7	16	30
120	RT 217		1	2	23	43	69
180	RT 218		1	7	39	69	116
86	RT 219		1	2	8	28	39
50	RT 220			1	12	25	38
40	RT 221			2	20	15	37
50	RT 222			1	8	23	32
140	RT 223				12	43	55
120	RT 224			3	21	32	56
	RT 225		1	5	51	83	140
	RT 226			2	13	44	59
40	RT 227			1	8	36	45
36	RT 228	2	3	6	18	13	42
63	RT 229			3	11	30	44
163	RT 230	1	1	8	34	69	113
84	RT 231		5	8	24	33	70
63	RT 232				9	38	47
260	RT 233			4	42	89	135
85	RT 234		1	1	19	41	62
28	RT 235		3	8	12	25	48
142	RT 236			1	12	45	58
40	RT 237			3	21	33	57
23	RT 238			1	19	54	74
50	RT 239			1		1	2
40	RT 240		2	3	10	13	28
90	RT 241			3	19	56	78
185	RT 242			2	18	40	60
Total		7	33	200	974	1663	2877
Ratings Percentage		0%	1%	7%	34%	58%

2282+ roundtable evaluations returned

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

				Response
Room Count	Session #	1	2	3	4	5	Totals
380	RT 201		6	19	27	26	78
140	RT 202		1	7	44	30	82
43	RT 203			2	3	8	13
90	RT 204			4	27	24	55
210	RT 205		6	31	81	50	168
148	RT 206			5	40	33	78
320	RT 207		2	10	56	79	147
70	RT 208			9	27	20	56
83	RT 209			9	18	38	65
110	RT 210			5	29	20	54
61	RT 211		1	10	16	16	43
120	RT 212	1	4	14	61	54	134
112	RT 213			1	28	48	77
187	RT 214			5	32	94	131
75	RT 215	7	3	7	10	15	42
68	RT 216	1	1	7	9	12	30
120	RT 217		1	6	21	41	69
180	RT 218			12	44	58	114
86	RT 219	1		4	11	22	38
50	RT 220			2	13	24	39
40	RT 221			2	17	17	36
50	RT 222		1	1	3	27	32
140	RT 223	1		6	22	26	55
120	RT 224		2	5	26	23	56
	RT 225			11	60	69	140
	RT 226	1	5	13	14	26	59
40	RT 227			1	18	26	45
36	RT 228		3	8	19	12	42
63	RT 229			4	11	29	44
163	RT 230	1		8	37	65	111
84	RT 231		2	15	26	28	71
63	RT 232		1	3	12	31	47
260	RT 233	1	1	7	56	71	136
85	RT 234		1	7	21	33	62
28	RT 235	1		6	15	26	48
142	RT 236				12	46	58
40	RT 237			5	26	26	57
23	RT 238		1	3	24	46	74
50	RT 239				1	1	2
40	RT 240		2	3	13	10	28
90	RT 241			9	28	41	78
185	RT 242			8	14	36	58
Total		15	44	294	1072	1427	2852
Ratings Percentage		1%	2%	10%	38%	50%

2282+ roundtable evaluations returned

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

				Response
Room Count	Session #	1	2	3	4	5	Total
380	RT 201		2	10	29	37	78
140	RT 202			2	44	36	82
43	RT 203			1	3	8	12
90	RT 204			3	21	30	54
210	RT 205			15	86	65	166
148	RT 206		1	2	24	46	73
320	RT 207		1	5	46	92	144
70	RT 208		4	7	23	21	55
83	RT 209		1	2	25	36	64
110	RT 210		1	7	22	22	52
61	RT 211			6	19	18	43
120	RT 212	2	4	10	48	69	133
112	RT 213			1	17	59	77
187	RT 214			2	22	104	128
75	RT 215		2	4	25	30	61
68	RT 216		2	3	12	12	29
120	RT 217			5	21	44	70
180	RT 218		1	6	26	80	113
86	RT 219			4	9	24	37
50	RT 220		1	3	9	26	39
40	RT 221			2	14	21	37
50	RT 222			1	7	24	32
140	RT 223			2	20	31	53
120	RT 224			4	24	27	55
	RT 225		1	8	32	98	139
	RT 226			1	15	41	57
40	RT 227		1		3	41	45
36	RT 228		3	10	12	17	42
63	RT 229			3	9	32	44
163	RT 230	4	5	13	34	56	112
84	RT 231	1		10	22	38	71
63	RT 232				12	35	47
260	RT 233			1	37	98	136
85	RT 234			1	19	42	62
28	RT 235		1	4	14	29	48
142	RT 236	1		4	15	37	57
40	RT 237			3	24	28	55
23	RT 238			3	21	49	73
50	RT 239				1	1	2
40	RT 240				10	18	28
90	RT 241			6	16	55	77
185	RT 242	2	3	5	18	30	58
Total		10	34	179	910	1707	2840
Ratings Percentage		0%	1%	6%	32%	60%

2282+ roundtable evaluations returned

2005 Roundtable Titles

201 Nanotechnology and Personal Protective Equipment Issues

202 OSHA Program Updates

203 ACGIH® — Dedicated to Development of Exposure Guidelines for the Professional

204 Elements and the Skin

205 Mold Components Impact on Health: Spores, mVOCs, and Mycotoxins (allergies, irriation and inflammation, and mycotoxicosis) and IAQ — The Human Factor

206 An IH's Guide for How to Plan, Present, and/or Evaluate Effective Safety & Health Training

207 Nanoparticle Exposure Assessment

208 Federal Lead Update

209 The National Response Plan (NRP) Worker Safety and Health Support Annex Activation for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita — Successes, Lessons Learned, and Changes Made for the Future

210 EH&S Management Systems and Information Technology — Return on Investment: Dreams or Prolonged Nightmares?

211 Industrial Hygiene: Adventures Outside of the Box

212 Regulations, Standards, and Initiatives Affecting Laboratories and Research Institutions

213 Fast/Forward: Perspectives From the Future Leaders Institute

214 Glen Williamson Forum: Most Interesting OSHA Health Cases 2003-2005

215 Mock Trial — Homeowner vs. Builder, et al.

216 American Board of Industrial Hygiene Forum

217 Nonionizing Radiation Safety Programs

218 Post Remediation Clearance: What Does it Mean for Lead, Asbestos, Mold and Methamphetamines?

219 Silica Hazard Found in the Cement Tile Roofing Industry

220 The Globalization of the Profession of Industrial Hygiene

221 Hygiene Approaches and Tools — Human Health Risk Management (HHRM)

222 Field and Laboratory Analysis of Physically Demanding Variable Tasks in Construction and Utilities

223 IH Ethics Education and Expectations in Our "Real World"

224 Occupational and Environmental Cluster Investigations

225 Industrial Hygiene Preparation and Response to Chemical, Biological, and Disaster Incidents

226 Judging Industrial Hygiene Science — A Daubert Hearing on Dose Reconstruction

227 Innovative Ergonomic Solutions in Manufacturing

228 Safety and Health Risks in Schools: Real and Perceived Threats

229 Developing and Implementing A Machine Guarding Risk and Reduction Plan

230 Interesting Cases Evaluated by the OSHA Office of Occupational Medicine

231 The Role of the Industrial Hygienist in Injury and Illness Management

232 Healthcare Construction and Infection Control Update

233 Reaching New Heights in Exposure Assessment and Control Banding Utilizing Professional Judgment and Bayesian Decision Analysis (BDA)

234 Indoor Biologics: Exposure Assessment and Health Effects

235 Emerging International Environmental, Health and Safety Issues, Concerns and Professional Activities

236 Health and Safety Issues at Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Laboratories

237 Recovering From the Hurricanes

238 A Close Look at the Use of Level A PPE in a Large-Scale Industrial Setting: Operational Use, Maintenance, and Future Development of NASA’s Propellant Handlers Ensemble (PHE)

239 Noise Levels and Sampling Techniques Associated With Firearms and Explosives on Indoor and Outdoor Firing Ranges

240 OHS Management System Standard-Setting: Update on Current Activities and Future Plans

241 Silica Sandstorm: Causation and Legal Controversy

242 Respiratory Protection Against SARS, Avian Influenza and Other Infectious Aerosols

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