Call for Papers at Environment 2022

Submit Your Paper for the 2022 FET Environment Conference

Abstracts Due by Friday, February 25, 2022

Papers are now being accepted on a variety of EHS topics that have a broad interest across many disciplines and do not include sales-oriented materials. All Abstracts are peer-reviewed and you will be notified of the status of your submission.

A recent survey of FET Members included the following topics our members are interested in:

PFAS
Compliance management
Hazardous materials/waste sampling
Universal Waste Update
Safe handling of waste
Waste accumulation compliance topics
Wastewater Topics
Generator Improvements Rule review
Permitting
Refrigerant management (ODS)
Successful Training Programs – examples
Water – stormwater and well reporting
Waste Generation – Small vs large quantity
Air monitoring
Air emissions management
Generator classification – deep dive
SPCC
Non-road engines – what are the compliance requirements and AEI requirements in the eyes of the state
Remediation with soil & groundwater implications/understanding what needs to occur, rules & regulations
Sustainability
Greenhouse Gas emissions risks
Mandatory environmental training
Commonly missed training/ deviation/ non-compliance for industry
Labs
SIRS/Case closures – expectations, recommendations & mistakes
How to manage a future pandemic
Managing a portable water system
PSM managing/auditing
Fire/Emergency response

Acceptance of an abstract is considered a commitment by the author to present the paper at the 2022 Conference.

Abstract Submittal Information: Abstracts should be no longer than 250 words; include your name, title, professional affiliations (i.e. CHMM, PE, etc.), company name, address, phone, fax and email address; submit your abstract by email to info@fetinc.org

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