What?: A webinar for everyone interested in learning more about The Sustainable Business Roundtable’s new offering, WNY Clean Production Leader’s Program

When? Tuesday December 17th, 1-2 pm

How? A Free Webinar. 

Who is this for? This webinar is ideal for everyone interested in reducing hazardous waste and exploring the tools and resources we have available for chemical reduction: Environmental Consultants, Environmental Health & Safety Professionals, Lean Practitioners, Quality and Compliance Managers, Hazardous Waste Managers, Chemical Engineers & Environmental Chemists at local companies, contract labs & consulting firms and all companies/ personnel who generate or handle hazardous waste.

Presenters

Cheri Peele, Senior Research Associate, Clean Production Action

Charles Ruffing, Director, New York State Pollution Prevention Institute at Rochester Institute of Technology

Sandy Kerns, Manager, Material Safety & Compliance, Xerox Corporation

Kris Ann Bolt, Environmental Health & Safety Officer at Harmac Medical Products

What’s in this program for you?

Expert-led in-depth Chemical Footprint Survey, available for free for participating WNY companies

Direct technical assistance to eliminate chemicals, help identifying substitutes and implement replacements

Assistance with supply chain procurement tools

Website with local case studies, fact sheets and links to tools & further resources

Recognition opportunities showcasing best local practices

Partners

Generous support from EPA, awarded in the summer of 2019, has enabled SBR to bring the best in class together, to create a program with tangible chemical reduction tools & solutions for SBR members and the wider WNY community.

Clean Production Action is the program’s Tool Provider (designing and delivering strategic solutions for green chemicals, sustainable materials and environmentally preferable products.) and NYS Pollution Prevention Institute is the program’s Problem solver (their team of engineers and sustainability specialists have firsthand experience of the challenges facing organizations like businesses, municipalities, and communities who want to become more sustainable.) CoRE & Niagara Share are the program’s Science Based Solutions providers. SBR is bringing the resources together so the companies get a complete support package – free of charge – that’s both unique and powerful. The program runs until spring 2021.