Ignite! At #AIHCE 2012

IGNITE! Offering Enlightenment and Knowledge – in a HURRY!

Tuesday, June 19, 2012 Indianapolis, IN
2:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m. LOCATION ICC 209

The “Ignite” session originated in the high technology profession but has spread world-wide. In a five-minute presentation, speakers share their professional and personal passions using 20 slides that auto advance every 15 seconds.


AIHce 2012 is offering its own version of Ignite! Learn what’s on the minds of your colleagues and friends in this innovative and engaging new format. Find out why this new program has become an international phenomenon. Experience first-hand what is meant by the Ignite motto, “enlighten us, but make it quick!”
Admission is open.


Session Moderator: M. Latko, AIHA, Falls Church, VA. 


Session Arranger and Monitor: C. Tobin, AIHA, Falls Church, VA.


SESSION TITLES/AUTHORS/AFFILIATIONS

Breathless: On Top of Colorado’s Highest Peak – Mt. Elbert. C. Lorenzo, OSHA, Denver, CO. 

If Video Killed the Radio Star, How Has the Internet Affected the IH Rock Star? C. Ficklen, SQA2, Inc., Hampton, VA. 

Real Time Detection Systems and the Industrial Hygienist. J. Driscoll, PID Analyzers, LLC; Sandwich, MA.

Subtle Sensory Clues: Influence or Choice? C. Johnson, 3M, St. Paul, MN.

Zombiepocalypse: How the IH Saves Mankind. M. Cheszek, Caterpillar, Minneapolis, MN.

My Dad’s Ring. J. Klane, Klane’s Education Information Training Hub, LLC; Fairfield, ME. 

Please…Check Your Dictionary. S. Bucherl, pH2 LLC, Indianapolis, IN. 

Buddhism, Science and Unleashing the Artist Within. C. Redinger, Redinger360, Inc., Harvard, MA.

Can Self-Help Books Help? K. Nobrega, Specialty Technical Consultants, Inc., Amherst, MA.

How Can I Become a Super IH?  P. Logan, 3M, St. Paul, MN.

Check out our other Real Time Detection System presentation here.

AIHCE 2010 Sponsorship of the 500 Aisle by PID Analyzers

This is our sponsorship banner sign that hung above our booth in Denver, CO at AIHCE 2010 and corresponding video of the sign.

AIHCE Soap Box Controversial topic: FAST GC in IH?

If you are in Denver at the Colorado Convention Center at AIHCE today then make sure to check out the EXPO THEATRE located on the show floor at 2:30pm today for the AIHCE SOAP BOX TALKS. Dr. Jack Driscoll of PID Analyzers (AIHCE) and Dr. Phil Smith of Uniformed Services University will be "on the AIHCE Soap Box" talking about their super fast, ovenless GC...this is amazing stuff...these guys think that faster methods and more accurate analyses are needed for Industrial Hygienists; "How can these be applied? The long capillary columns provide much better resolution (better separation) 30 M as opposed to 10 M. Lager sample size provides improved detection limits, faster programming and shorter times means more samples can be taken". The actual presentation from today's talk is available below. Interested in the fast GC? Contact Jack Driscoll.
Soap Box Presentation Fast GC(2)

We're Heading to Denver for AIHCE 2010

Come visit us in Denver at the Colorado Convention Center Booth # 536 at the American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition May 24-26. Our products that we will have on display are as follows: the truly portable GC, low cost continuous VOC monitors, hand-held multi-gas analyzers, a single channel affordable PID and customized process GCs.

Our Coal Mine Safety Monitor will be featured in the EXPO THEATRE on the show floor on Monday May 24, 2010 at 11:30am. See our Coal Mine Safety Monitor LIVE and in person!

Watch for the "Soap-Box Talks" on Monday afternoon May 24, 2010 in the AIHCE EXPO THEATRE for new, exciting and possible controversial ideas being expressed and exchanged. You might even see one of us talking about our ovenless super fast GC...

If you would like free passes to get into the AIHCE EXHIBIT HALL, contact me at jen@pid.bz and I'd be happy to email them to you. Hope to see you in The Mile High City.

The PID Mini and Maxi Series Sneak Peek at OHS Virtual Event

Come to the OHS Virtual Event this Wednesday April 7, 2010, for a Sneak Peek at the NEW Mini/Maxi Analyzer Series that PID Analyzers will officially introduce at the American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition in Denver, CO May 22-27, 2010 Booth# 536. http://ohsonline.com/virtualevent

The 102 Mini PID Features: 1 second response time, ppm readings from 0.1 to 3,000 and extreme affordability.

The 102+ Maxi PID Features: 1 second response time, ppm readings from 1-100,000 or 0.1-3,000 and choice of ppb option, datalogging, library of response factors, headspace method, includes selective VOC detection and a choice of up to 3 additional sensors : IR, Thermal Conductivity Detector, Combustible Gas Sensor and/or choose from 30 specific electrochemical sensors. This 5-Channel Analyzer is the most versatile and highly customized instrument available.