Conference Agenda & Scheduling

ANALYTICS, INSIGHTS AND REPORTING WITH GIS DEMO BY ESRI N-3/30

Wednesday 12pm to 1pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits
Speakers	Steve Gay, Joanna Nishimura
Moderator	Sheryl Baldwin
Objective	See how we can use GIS to identify assets at risk of climate change-related threats.
Description	See how we can use GIS to identify assets at risk of climate change-related threats, prioritize these problem areas for inspections and outreach, and share data to stakeholders through dashboards.

REMOTE SITE CONSOLIDATION OF NON-RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE B2-3/30

Wednesday 1pm to 2pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.0
Speakers	Daniel Stoehr
Moderator	Christine Lane
Objective	This session will describe in detail the regulations for the generator consolidation of non-RCRA hazardous waste from remote sites.
Description	This course will describe the California Health and Safety Code allowance for the consolidation of non-RCRA hazardous waste from remote sites to a generator site. It will also describe the requirements of the USDOT for the transportation of the non-RCRA hazardous waste as a hazardous material on public roads.
Presentation	Remote Site Consolidation of Non-RCRA Hazardous Waste

STATEWIDE UST TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP MEETING C3-3/30

Wednesday 1pm to 3pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 2.0 ICC: 2.0
Speakers	Cher Vue
Moderator	Monica Ronchetti
Objective	Discussion of current technical UST topics
Description	Statewide Technical Advisory Group (TAG) Meeting led by Cher Vue of Sacramento County Environmental Management. This is the one time each year all CUPA UST experts can gather for the TAG. Discussion topic to be announced.
Presentation	Statewide UST TAG Agenda

INS AND OUTS OF THE TIER I QUALIFIED FACILITY SPCC PLAN TEMPLATE G2-3/30

Wednesday 1pm to 2:30pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.5
Speakers	Janice Witul, Pete Reich
Moderator	Jennifer Lorenzo
Objective	To provide a detailed review of the Tier I qualified facility SPCC Plan template
Description	This session will provide an in-depth review of the Tier I qualified facility SPCC Plan template, including which facilities can use it, why some facilities may opt not to use it, and what makes a facility no longer eligible for Tier I qualified facility status. This session will also review areas of the template that are commonly overlooked, whether not included in the plan or not implemented in the field.
Presentation	Ins and Outs of the Tier I Qualified Facility SPCC Plan Template

SHOOTING RANGE MAINTENANCE GUIDANCE B3-3/30

Wednesday 3pm to 4pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.0
Speakers	Bavneet Benipal, Diana Peebler
Moderator	Christine Lane
Objective	To provide an overview of shooting range maintenance guidance.
Description	Topics to be covered include an overview of the status of shooting range activities and waste under California Hazardous Waste Control Law.
Presentation	Shooting Range Maintenance Guidance training

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE: WHAT DOES IT TAKE? H-3/30

Wednesday 3pm to 4pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.0
Speakers	Maria Gutzeit
Moderator	Heather Tanner
Objective	Learn what it takes to truly attain and maintain compliance with environmental regulations at complex facilities.
Description	Achieving environmental compliance at complex facilities is harder than anyone will let on. 100% compliance is like a unicorn...it doesn't exist, but we can hope Whether you are a new or experienced environmental compliance staffer, or a regulator wondering what the industry side looks like...come hear what works best and keeps everyone semi-sane, based on 30 years in the trenches.
Presentation	Environmental Compliance: What does it take?

ACCIDENTAL RELEASE PREVENTION ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION O-3/30A

Wednesday 4:45pm to 5:30pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1000 of 1000 seats available
Credits
Speakers	Marjorie Terrell
Moderator	Dennis Karidis
Objective	ACCIDENTAL RELEASE PREVENTION ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Description	ACCIDENTAL RELEASE PREVENTION ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST ISSUES IN CALIFORNIA H-3/31

Thursday 8am to 10am

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 2.0
Speakers	Joel Gregier
Moderator	Winter Rosen
Objective	To identify special considerations when completing the Hazardous Waste Manifest in California, and to understanding of the new e-manifest system.
Description	This 2-hr presentation will focus on completing the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest for hazardous waste shipments in California. The session will examine the special considerations that only come up in California (e.g., naming RCRA vs. Non-RCRA hazardous wastes, California specific waste codes).The session will also discuss the e-Manifest system, including the requirements for generators, transporters, and TSDFs; selecting the best option (paper
Presentation	Hazardous Waste Manifest Issues in California

BASICS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE TRAINING FOR INDUSTRY J-3/31

Thursday 8am to 12pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 4.0
Speakers	Steve Reichow
Moderator	Marjorie Terrell
Objective	To provide hazardous waste generators an overview of the requirements for accumulation and storage of hazardous waste. For regulated businesses.
Description	Training will introduce hazardous waste generators to Federal and State regulations applicable to hazardous waste generators. Determining generator status (LQG, SQG or CESQG), overview of RCRA waste vs. non-RCRA hazardous waste, accumulation time limits and container and tank management standards will be covered. Training will also cover the CUPAs role for inspections and enforcement of these regulations. Since this Session will be taught outside our virtual platform here, you will need to pre-register at https://www.nesglobal.net/2022-cupa-reg-form/ in advance in order to be able to verify your attendance if you are interested in receiving your CEUs in the calcupa.org Course History. Also, here is a link to the Session Presentation Zip File (lots of great information here for you).
Presentation	Basics of Hazardous Waste Training for Industry
	BASICS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE TRAINING FOR INDUSTRY PowerPoint

FIRE CODE AND HAZ MAT V: THIS TIME IT'S STILL VIRTUAL J1-3/31

Thursday 8am to 9:30am

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.5
Speakers	Janice Van Mullem, Grant Miner
Moderator	Christine Lane
Objective	Participants will be able to identify potential hazardous materials violations in the field and apply basic Fire Code principles to help resolve them.
Description	Whether you use Fire Code routinely in your job or just want a better understanding of how it regulates the use and storage of hazardous materials, this course will provide both an overview of basic concepts like Maximum Allowable Quantities as well a dive into specific requirements like those for CO2 systems or facility preplanning. We will discuss ways to identify and characterize hazmat in the field and analyze a real life incident or two.
Presentation	J1-3/31 Fire Code and Hazmat Presentation Slides
	2019 Fire Code Ch 50 Tables

8HR HAZWOPER REFRESHER (NOT BEING RECORDED - Pre Reg Required limited to 100) K-3/31

Thursday 8am to 5pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	100 of 100 seats available
Credits	REHS: 8.0
Speakers	Nick Vent
Moderator	Sheryl Baldwin
Objective	5192(e)(8) Refresher training: Employees specified in subsection shall receive eight hours of refresher training annually.
Description	Zoom will allow more to attend at once. The course will be held using one 8 hour long session. Students must attend the entire session to obtain a certificate from the instructor. The content is expected to be Hazard Classes, 2020 ERG and Wiser usage, How to interpret the GHS compliant Safety Data Sheets. Then wrapping it up with ICS and Site Safety plan explanation. There will be interactive games, exercises and prizes throughout.
Presentation	8HR HAZWOPER REFRESHER
	8HR HAZWOPER REFRESHER

UNIVERSAL WASTE TRAINING H2-3/31

Thursday 10am to 12pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 2.0
Speakers	Andy Smith
Moderator	Vince Mendes
Objective	Learn which wastes may be managed as universal waste and identify the day-to-day management requirements.
Description	Universal wastes are hazardous wastes that are allowed to be managed with more flexibility, such as longer accumulation times and less stringent marking requirements. Although these requirements are less strict than fully-regulated hazardous waste, generators still receive violations during inspections. Learn the proper management regulations, including the additional requirements in CA.
Presentation	UNIVERSAL WASTE TRAINING

THE CALIFORNIA GREEN BUSINESS NETWORK: BUILDING A GREEN ECONOMY J2-3/31

Thursday 10am to 11am

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.5
Speakers	Susan Psara, Josephine Fleming
Moderator	Matt Kauffman
Objective	The session will provide attendees an overview of the California Green Business Network and its environmental benefits.
Description	This course is an overview of the California Green Business Network (CAGBN), a coalition of city and county-run Green Business Programs. Attendees will learn about the environmental benefits of Green Business certification, sustainability & compliance measures, and how to engage with CAGBN (as a Green Business, program manager, or partner). The course will cover CAGBN equity initiatives, stakeholder collaborations and Green Business examples.
Presentation	California Green Business Network

THE TIER I FACILITY SPCC PLAN: GUIDANCE ON COMPLETING BY YORKE N-3/31

Thursday 12pm to 1pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	300 of 300 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.0
Speakers	Geoff Knight
Moderator	Devra Lewis
Objective	Provide guidance for using EPAs required SPCC Template Plan for Tier I Qualified Facilities.
Description	.This topic will provide guidance for regulated entities on completing an SPCC Plan using EPAs Template for Tier I Qualified Facilities. The presentation will review the Tier I applicability, describe the requirements which are relaxed or more rigid versus the standard SPCC Plan requirements, and describe practical issues in completing EPAs Template Plan and for CUPA inspectors in reviewing the Plan.
Presentation	THE TIER I FACILITY SPCC PLAN - GUIDANCE ON COMPLETING BY YORKE

HISTORICAL AND CURRENT PERSPECTIVE OF SCRAP METAL RECYCLERS B2-3/31

Thursday 1pm to 2:30pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.5
Speakers	Anne Ekker, Allison Saldana
Moderator	Christine Lane
Objective	This session will provide a summary of the historical and current regulatory status of scrap metal recyclers.
Description	Because of the volatility of metal prices and the high demand for metal product, the number of scrap metal recyclers has increased greatly throughout the state. In response to various concerns about the facilities, for approximately 10 years, DTSC has conducted a Metal Recyclers Enforcement Initiative. We will provide a historical perspective, present our inspection findings, and discuss some waste classification and management issues.
Presentation	Historical and Current Perspectives of Scrap Metal Recyclers
	Current and Historical Perspective of Scrap Metal Recyclers

PERSPECTIVES ON MOBILE FUELING: FIRE & ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE H3-3/31

Thursday 1pm to 2:30pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.5
Speakers	Jenevieve Jackson, Taylor Henderson, Steven Lichten, Robert Marshall, Leanne Meyer
Moderator	Vince Mendes
Objective	Examining operations, regulations and best management practices of mobile fueling on-demand companies to plan for industry growth and expansion.
Description	Booster will provide an overview of the mobile fueling industry, equipment and best management practices involved in mobile fueling. The San Mateo Consolidated Fire Department will provide a review of the CFC Section 5707 fire standards for on-demand mobile fueling. EnviroServices will elaborate on compliance requirements with state and federal hazaradous material regulations such as applicable SPCC requirements.
Presentation	PERSPECTIVES ON MOBILE FUELING - FIRE & ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE

EMPLOYEE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS H4-3/31

Thursday 1pm to 3pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 2.0
Speakers	Steve Reichow
Moderator	Michelle Le
Objective	Identify what facility personnel who need to be trained and elements they need to be trained.
Description	Training will summarize employee training requirements for the following CUPA programs: Hazardous Waste Generators (LQG, SQG, and Tiered Permitted Facilities) Hazardous Materials Business Plan Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act California Accidental Release Prevention Program Underground Storage Tanks
Presentation	Employee Training Requirements

THE ART OF THE INSPECTION - PART 2 CONDUCTING INSPECTION TOURS J3-3/31

Thursday 3pm to 5pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.5
Speakers	David Wadsworth
Moderator	Mark Moss
Objective	Session to include several actual walk through inspections, making observations & show technics for conducting more thorough inspections.
Description	The course will include a discussion on inspection philosophy and include several taped walk around inspections of facilities demonstrating techniques used when conducting the walk around inspection and things to look for at several different types of facilities.
Presentation	THE ART OF THE INSPECTION
	THE ART OF THE INSPECTION

SKILL BUILDING FOR EFFECTIVE CLIMATE RISK COMMUNICATION J4-3/31

Thursday 3pm to 4pm

Room	VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Seating	1500 of 1500 seats available
Credits	REHS: 1.0
Speakers	Diane Mas
Moderator	Marjorie Terrell
Objective	This session will help participants improve their communication about environmental hazards associated with climate change impacts.
Description	Climate-related hazards create potential risks from flooding, fire, or severe weather. Communicating risks creating by a changing climate, and making them relevant to everyday operations, can be challenging. This session lays the foundation for building a clear understanding of key terms like exposure, sensitivity, and vulnerability in relation to climate hazards and provide examples of effective climate communication to the regulated community.
Presentation	SKILL BUILDING FOR EFFECTIVE CLIMATE RISK COMMUNICATION