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Welcome to the Wyoming Safety and Workforce Summit. The Summit is a new collaboration that streamlines several safety conferences that were held in Wyoming and the annual Summit on Workforce Solutions into one event. The effort behind this gathering speaks to what Wyoming is working toward together: safety as a way of life and the strengthening of Wyoming's workforce.

Over the next two days, you will have the opportunity to hear from safety and workforce development experts from across the country. You will hear important discussions regarding education, work ethic, customer service, health care, safety strategies and much more.

It is our hope that you will create new connections, exchange ideas and find new ways to do business that not only keeps Wyoming's workforce safe and healthy, but also grows the reach of your business.

A strong safety culture and an innovative workforce go hand-in-hand in empowering our Wyoming business owners, their employees and our state's economic vitality.

Jon R. Conrad

Joan K. Evans

Jack Bedessem

Chairman,Director,Acting President,

Wyoming WorkforceWyoming DepartmentWOGISA

Development Council

of Workforce Services

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OUR SPONSORS

~ Event Sponsors ~

~ Title Sponsors ~

~ Supporting Sponsors ~

? GM Stewart ? Automation & Electronics ? The Wyoming Jump$tart Coalition for Financial Literacy

? Questar Gas ? Wyoming Trucking Association's Council of Safety Supervisors

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OUR VENDORS

? Aeris Inside ? Airgas USA, LLC ? American Equipment ? American Red Cross ? AMR Onsite Safety & Health ? Automation & Electronics ? Bottom Line Marketing, LLC ? Bridgestone Winter Driving School ? Bulwark Protective Apparel ? BW Insurance Agency, Inc. ? Cartasite ? Central Wyoming College ? CS Consulting, LLC ? DXP ? Dynamaxx Independent Associate ? Geographic Solutions ? GM Stewart ? Howard Supply Company ? Industrial Scientific Corporation ? Industrial Supply ? International Association of Drilling Contractors ? Linc Energy System ? NIOSH ? Norco, Inc. ? People Leadership Process Solutions, Inc.

? Pullen Services, LLC ? Questar ? RMI ? Rocky Mountain Education Center ? Rocky Mountain Power ? Rocky Mountain Wellness Center ? Sage Truck Driving Schools ? Shur-Sales & Marketing ? SKC West ? Sweetwater Co. Travel & Tourism Board ? ? The Wyoming Jump$tart Coalition for Financial Literacy ? Uinta BOCES #1 Education Center ? Western Wyoming Community College Safety Alliance ? Wyoming Contractors Association ? Wyoming Department of Family Services ? Wyoming Department of Workforce Services ? Wyoming-Montana Safety Council ? Wyoming Oil & Gas Industry ? Wyoming Trucking Association Council of Safety Supervisors ? Wyoming Workforce Development Council

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AGENDA

Tuesday, June 25th

Room

7 :00am 8 :00am 9:45am

10:45am 11:00am

Noon

2:00pm

3:00pm 3 :15pm

Breakfast (Sponsored by Devon Energy)

Welcome (Joan Evans) and Keynote Address (Norman Ritchie - Do the

Right Thing Before Things Go Wrong) Rushmore Gym

Breakout Sessions

? Keynote Address: Standing Tall in an Upside-Down World (Kent Noble)

Rushmore Gym

? Global Harmonization Systems (Tina Peterson)

1005

? Crane, Hoist and Sling Training (Industrial Hoist & Crane - Phillip Ritchey)

1333

? International Association of Drilling Contractors (Paul Breaux)

1302

? Risk Management (Carolyn Grieve & Laurie Knowlton)

1309

? Lock Out, Tag Out Training (Western Wyoming Community College Workforce

Development Faculty)

1003

? Research & Planning, Program and Data Overview (Michele Holmes)

1328

? Health Care Reform and What It Means to Individuals and Employers (Tom Hirsig) Auxiliary Gym

? Workforce Development Training Fund (Bill Schepeler)

1408

? Serving the "Whole You" through Partnerships and Integration of Resources

(Michael Griffin)

1406

Break

Breakout Sessions

? Confined Space (MSA Intermountain Region - Matt Eichinger)

1005

? The ATV Epidemic: Risk Factors and Control Strategies in Agriculture (Dr. David Gilkey) 1302

? Oil & Gas Hazard Recognition (JD Danni & Nate Nordin)

Mock Oil Field

Production Site

? Excavation Safety (Clayton Gaunt)

1444

? H2S Training (Western Wyoming Community College Workforce Development Faculty) 1552 B

? Research & Planning, Program and Data Overview (Michele Holmes)

1328

? Workforce Development Training Fund (Bill Schepeler)

1408

? Multiple Generations in the Workplace (Steve Hinton)

1309

? Texas Workforce Commission's Veterans Initiatives (Bob Gear)

1404

? Health Care Reform and What It Means toIndividuals and Employers (Tom Hirsig) Auxiliary Gym

Lunch (Sponsored by Sage Trucking), Keynote Address (Tim Hodges -

Building Wyoming and the Nation's Workforce) ( Sponsored by Sweetwater County

Joint Travel & Tourism Board and the Wyoming Jump$tart Coalition for Financial

Literacy) and OSHA Safety Awards

Rushmore Gym

Breakout Sessions

? HB 52 & Safety Improvement Fund (Mike Todd & Laurie Knowlton)

1444

? Downfall of Safety Incentives (Ken Masters)

1330

? Confined Space (MSA Intermountain Region - Matt Eichinger)

1005

? Welding Safety (Craig Swierczek)

1333

? Fire Extinguisher Training (Western Wyoming Community College Workforce

Development Faculty)

1552 B

? Serving the "Whole You" through Partnerships and Integration of Resources

(Michael Griffin)

1406

? Multiple Generations in the Workplace (Steve Hinton)

1309

? Texas Workforce Commission's Veterans Initiatives (Bob Gear)

1404

? #SocialSpeak: How Social Media Impacts Your Business (Shelli Stewart)

1328

Break

Rock Springs High School Academy Program - Panel Discussion on Career Academies and

Developing Wyoming's Future Workforce

Rushmore Gym

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Wednesday, June 26th

Room

7 :00am 8 :30am

9:30am 9:45am

10:45am 11:00am

Noon 1:00pm

Breakfast (Sponsored by Wyoming Contractors Association & McMurry Training Center),

Keynote Address (Jack Smalley - Attracting & Retaining: The Next Great Employer

Challenge) Rushmore Gym

Breakout Sessions

? Making Oilfield Safety Personal (Jeremy Patman)

1302

? Mining in Wyoming (Terry Adcock)

1333

? Wyoming Fatality Update (Mike Todd)

1005

? Fork Lift Safety (Jay Phipps)

1444

? Oil & Gas Hazard Recognition (JD Danni & Nate Nordin)

Mock Oil Field

Production Site

? Lock Out, Tag Out Training (Western Wyoming Community College Workforce

Development Faculty)

1003

? Partnering on Worker Training Grant Opportunities (Rob Black)

1405

? IADC Initiatives to Develop a Highly Credentialed Workforce (Brooke Comeaux)

1408

? #SocialSpeak: How Social Media Impacts Your Business (Shelli Stewart)

1328

? Wyoming's Opportunity to Provide Health Insurance for the Uninsured

(Dan Perdue & Marguerite Herman)

Auxiliary Gym

Break

Breakout Sessions

? Fall Protection Demonstration, Part I (MSA Intermountain Region - Matt Eichinger) 1552 B

? Excavation Safety (Clayton Gaunt)

1444

? Motor Vehicle Safety in the Oil and Gas Industry (Ryan Hill)

1302

? OSHA: Compliance vs. Consultation (Dan Bulkley & Ken Masters)

1309

? Global Harmonization Systems (Tina Peterson)

1333

? H2S Training (Western Wyoming Community College Workforce Development Faculty) 1552 B

? The Art of Effective Customer Service (Steve Bahmer & Ron Rabou)

Rushmore Gym

? 2014GED Test: Pathways to Career and College-Readiness (Nicole Chestang &

David Deggs)

1406

? Wyoming's Opportunity to Provide Health Insurance for the Uninsured

(Dan Perdue and Marguerite Herman)

Auxiliary Gym

? IADC Initiatives to Develop a Highly Credentialed Workforce (Brooke Comeaux)

1408

Break

Breakout Sessions

? Fall Protection - Competent Person, Part II (MSA Intermountain Region - Matt Eichinger) 1005

? Oil & Gas Rules Update (JD Danni)

1333

? Making Oilfield Safety Personal (Jeremy Patman)

1302

? OSHA Testimonial Panel (Janet Cutler, Marty Kelsey & Donna Teeples)

Auxiliary Gym

? Fire Extinguisher Training (Western Wyoming Community College

Workforce Development Faculty)

1552 B

? 2014GED Test: Pathways to Career and College-Readiness (Nicole Chestang &

David Deggs)

1406

? Partnering on Worker Training Grant Opportunities (Rob Black)

1405

? The ATV Epidemic: Risk Factors and Control Strategies in Agriculture (Dr. David Gilkey) 1444

? Wyoming At Work: What's In It for Your Business (Deane Toler & Sandra Turner)

1408

Lunch (Sponsored by Solvay Chemicals, Inc.), Safety & Workforce Awards Rushmore Gym

Stop Work Authority Award (Presented by Governor Matt Mead)

Rushmore Gym

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Norman Ritchie Director, vPSI Group, LLC Practice

Do the Right Thing Before Things Go Wrong Tuesday, 8:00 a.m.; Rushmore Gym Norman Ritchie's 28 years in the oil and gas industry have been split equally between Exploration & Production and consulting companies. Educated as a Mechanical Engineer at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, he has a technically broad, multidiscipline background gained through engineering and management positions in numerous operating units and capital projects. Ritchie's experience covers the full hydrocarbon development life cycle from conceptual design to shut-down and decommissioning. Since 1997, Ritchie has consulted in project management and enterprise risk management. In 2003, he co-founded vPSI Group, LLC. As a Director of vPSI group, LLC, Ritchie provides consulting and training in performance measurement and improvement, principally in the areas of risk, loss prevention, safety and problem solving.

Kent Noble Assistant Dean for External Relations, University of Wyoming

Standing Tall in an Upside-Down World Tuesday, 9:45 a.m.; Rushmore Gym Kent Noble is the Assistant Dean for External Relations at the University of Wyoming College of Business. During his tenure, the college has secured approximately $25 million in gift commitments and matching dollars. Other responsibilities include the college's marketing, outreach and media relations efforts. Kent is currently spearheading a principled-leadership initiative based on James P. Owen's book Cowboy Ethics: What Wall Street Can Learn from the Code of the West. In just over a year, the Standing Tall workshop includes graduates from dozens of communities, 21 states and seven countries. Prior to joining the UW College of Business in 2007, Kent was the Senior Associate Athletics Director at the University of Wyoming where he supervised the athletic department's fundraising, corporate sales and other external units. Kent sits on the board of directors for the Boys and Girls Club of Cheyenne, the Laramie Downtown Health Clinic, the Center for Cowboy Ethics and Leadership and the Wyoming Youth Initiative.

Tim Hodges Director of Research, Gallup's Education Practice

Building Wyoming and the Nation's Workforce Tuesday, Noon; Rushmore Gym Tim Hodges, Ph.D., is a Director of Research for Gallup's Education Practice. He consults K-12 school districts and higher education institutions and leads research projects in strengths development, employee selection, employee engagement and wellbeing. He also directs Gallup's Campus Wellbeing Consortium, a select group of higher education institutions dedicated to improving the wellbeing of their students, faculty, staff and communities. Hodges is a member of the board of directors of the National Career and Technical Education Foundation. This board provides oversight and direction to the implementation of Career and Technical Education across the United States. He is also a member of the Career Readiness Partner Council, a group of education and policy leaders committed to ensuring that students are prepared for secondary education and the workforce.

Jack Smalley Director of Learning & Development, Express Employment Professionals

Attracting & Retaining: The Next Great Employer Challenge Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; Rushmore Gym Jack serves as Director of Learning & Development for Express Employment Professionals. He provides leadership, human resource training and consulting for nearly 600 Express offices and their clients in the U.S. and Canada. Jack offers clients extensive leadership guidance from a progressive career as a Human Resource executive. For the last 30 years, Jack has devoted his career to the field of leadership and human resources. His experience includes executive-level management in a number of different industries such as oil, chemical and packaging with an emphasis in manufacturing, engineering, sales, logistics and corporate management.

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