Gallery: ARPM EHS Summit

Jedidiah Schmader, left, of Superior Tire and Rubber Corp., and Geremy Plaskett of Revere Plastics Systems enjoy a mid-afternoon break at the EHS Summit, organized by ARPM and MAPP.

Attending the May 24-25 summit on safety are, from left, Alec Pierce (Par4 Plastics, speaking May 25 on occupational hazards); Kirk Bunner (Engineered Profiles L.L.C.); and Kevan Webb (Viking Plastics).

Cesar Wilson of Hamilton Kent gives a thumbs up on the conference, along with Marel Ryman of Southern Michigan Rubber and Michael Antras, also of Hamilton Kent.

Caitlin Willis, left, and Audra Kimbel with Polyflex Products Inc. are speaking May 25 at 10:30 a.m. as part of a safety panel to conclude the last day of the Environmental, Health and Safety Summit.

Jill Mussman of P&P Industries, Mike Weiss of PTA Plastics (injection molding) and Rich Dorans, president of PTA Plastics, set up camp for the first day of the EHS Summit, highlighted by talks on the EPA’s environmental justice policies and OSHA tips for consistency in the event of an inspection.

Brian Rio of the Davies Molding Co. in Carol Stream, Ill.; Mandy Smith of Richwood Inc.; and Keith Bertch of Superior Tire and Rubber Co. enjoy some fresh air on the balcony of the AC Marriott Downtown Columbus during the May 24 EHS Summit.

George Hupp, former military and EMT, offers some basic triage skills to a crowd of 50 in “Stop the Bleed,” a highlight of the first day of the ARPM and MAPP Summit on EHS. Hupp and Bruce Whitney offered an energetic and vital session on the proper techniques for “immediate responders” for halting blood loss.