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Green Jobs: Safety Health Outlook for Workers and Small Employers;Panel Members Don Ellenberger Environmental Hazard Training Director CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training Michele Myers Manager of Labor, Health and Safety Policy American Wind Energy Association Justin August, CIH Industrial Hygienist Covanta Energy Corporation ;Session Overview OSHA’s green job efforts and discuss workplace hazards associated with green jobs. Information on green processes and technologies that are incorporated into the construction, energy, and waste management and recycling industries. Opportunities and challenges posed by green jobs. Best practices and strategies for small businesses in reducing safety and health hazards associated with green jobs.;What are Green Jobs?;Green Jobs Industry Categories;Renewable Energy; Falls Confined Spaces Fires Lockout/Tagout Medical and First Aid Crane, Derrick and Hoist Safety Electrical Machine Guarding Respiratory Protection, and Other Typical Workplace Hazards ;Picture Source: /solutions/application/wind-turbine/;;Wind Turbine Blade Manufacturing ;Sanding Grinding;Source: /pictures/1054;Solar Panel Installation/Removal Hazards;Source: /programs/ohb/Pages/New.aspx#solar;/sites/default/files/OSEIA_Solar_Safety_12-06.pdf;Weatherization and Insulation Hazards;BioFuel Hazards;Waste Management and Recycling;GeoThermal Hazards;Green Roof Hazards;Hydrogen Fuel Cell Hazards; OSHA Green Jobs Safety Web Page;;OSHA Green Jobs Safety Web Page;Future Plans;“Green jobs are good jobs only when they are safe jobs.” -- David Michaels, PhD, MPH December 16, 2009;;A View from under the Hard Hat Don Ellenberger, Environmental Hazard Training Director April 1, 2010 Frances Perkins Building Auditorium U.S. Department of Labor Washington, D.C.;Insulators Asbestos Workers Boilermakers Bricklayers Carpenters Plasterers Cement Masons Electr