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The Third AnnualHAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMECONFERENCE CENTRALHeld as part of the Hazardous Materials ManagementConference & Exhibition/CentralO'Hare Exposition Center, Rosemont, IllinoisMarch 13-15,1990

Alan John Borner, General Program Chairman

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GROUNDWATER TREATMENT OPTIONS

Chairman: Phil HarveyWoodward Clyde Consultants

Case History: Recovery of Dense Non-Aqueous Phase ^Liquids üsing Wells

Pressley L. CampbellIT Corporation

Small Scale Groundwater Remediation-Approaches and 9Applications

James HillWarzyn Engineering, Inc.

Investigation and Corrective Action at a ConvenienceStore Site in Northern Wisconsin PaPer r e c e i v e d l a t e "

Brad B e r g g r e n located in back oi bookGeraghty and Miller, Incorporated

Alternative and Innovative Technologies at Hydrocarbon 15Sites

Jeffrey L. Pope and Richard A. Brown, PhDGroundwater Technology, Incorporated

Integrated Zero-Emission Groundwater and Soil 26Remediation Facility at Lockheed, Burbank

Ron Derammelaere and Ron HelgersonLockheed Aeronautical Systems Company

Application of Rayox for the Remediation of 37Contaminated Groundwater

R. D. Samuel Stevens, PhDSolarchem Environmental Systems

NEW TECHNOLOGIES: WHAT'S NEW? WHAT'S COMING?

Chairman: Richard J. Ayen, PhDChemical Waste Management, Incorporated

Complex Wastewater: Effective, Efficient and Economical 775Treatment Through Use of Chemical Process Technologies

Erick NeumanChemical Waste Management, Incorporated

Potential of Pervaporation for the Control of 53Volatile Organic Compounds

Pierre Cote, PhD and Chris LipskiZenon Environmental Incorporated

Ton Exchange - An Economic Answer to Metals Recovery Paper not receivedfor Industry by pre-publication

Thomas M. Reynolds deadline.Compliance Recycling Industries, Incorporated

The Geostatistical Renaissance: New Applications 60for an Old Technology

Jeffrey C. MyersEstox, Incorporated

Advancements in Portable XRF Technologies for On-Site 80Hazardous Waste Screening

James Pasmore and Stanislaw PiorekOutokumpu Electronics, IncorporatedJack McLaughlinClark-McLaughlin Corporation

AIR MONITORING AND TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIESFOR WASTE SITES

Chairman: George WeissInternational Technology Corporation

Sensor Array Based Monitoring for Hazardous Waste 89Site Screening

M. W. Findlay and J. R. StetterTransducer Research, IncorporatedT. PritchettU. S. EPA

Removal of VOC Contaminants Using GAC Technology 97Mohammed A. Bayati and James R. Graham, PhDWestates Carbon, Incorporated

Automatic Continuous Air Monitoring at Fixed Sites 114with Minicams

Daniel R. Coleman, Marion H. Cates,The .as G. Thomas and Gary D. SidesCMS Research Corporation

BIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF WORKERS EXPOSED TOHAZARDOUS MATERIALS

Chairman: Stephen K. Hall, PhDChicago State University

Pitfalls and Protocols for Medical Surveillance of 119Hazardous Waste Workers

Richard J. Reichert, PhDVital Medical Health Care

The Role of Medical Surveillance in Uncovering Paper not receivedIncipient Disease States by pre-publication

Karen Hill and Jennifer Franco deadline.Medical College of OhioWilliam NorrisEnvirosafe Services of OhioLynn D. ShermanYWC Midwest

Medical Surveillance of Hazardous Material Responders Paper not receivedLisa Moore by pre-publicationEmergency Response Management deadline.

Biological Monitoring of Workers Exposed to Hazardous 130Materials

Stephen K. Hall, PhDChicago State UniversityDaniel S. MarkiewiczTrinova CorporationLynn D. ShermanYWC Midwest

Update on OSHA's Proposed Generic Medical Surveillance 137Standard

Daniel S. Markiewicz, CIH, CSPTrinova CorporationStephen K. Hall, PhD, CIHChicago State UniversityC. Brian Malley, CIH, CSPNational Steel Corporation

INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL SPILLS

Chairman: Fred Mandell, PhDANSUL Fire Protection

Liquified Gaseous Fuels Spill Test FacilityFrank A. LeoneU. S. Department of Energy

The Development of Isolation/Evacuation Tables forDOT Publication 1990/Emergency Response Guidebook

Anthony J. PolicastroOregon National Laboratory

Consultant Liability for Mistakes in Hazardous WasteSite Assessments

Gregor I. McGregor, Esq.McGregor, Shea & Doliner

Spill Control Reactive ChemistryFred Mandell, PhDANSUL Fire Protection

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Paper not receivedby pre-publicationdeadline.

DIRTY SOILS/CLEAN OPTIONS

Chairman: John PattersonContinental Recovery Systems

Above Ground Bioremediation: Economics, Mechanics, andTime Comparison for Soil Farming, Liner Contained SoilWashing and Vacuum Piles

Gary R. Hater, Belpar EnvironmentalRandall von Wedel, PhD, Cytoculture International

Geotechnical Aspects of Soil VentingMichael KepfermanKupferman & Weber, Incorporated

Applications for In-Situ Vacuum Extraction of PurgeableAromatic Compounds

Cary E. RubleEnvironmental Engineering & Geotechnics, Incorporated

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SUPERFUND - MOVING FROM CRITICISM TO PROGRESS

Chairman: Joel S. HirschornIndustrial, Technical & Employment Programs

The RI/FS's in Region V: A Critical EvaluationGlenn Paulson, PhDIIT REsearch Institute

Creating Opportunities to Get Investigations OffCenter: Case Studies

Raymond G. GieseCanonie Environmental Services Corporation

The EPA Perspective on PRP-Lead RI/FS'sJames N. Mayka, P.E.U. S. EPA

Cutting Costs Without Cutting CleanupJoel S. HirschornIndustrial, Technical & Employment Programs

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TOXIC REAL ESTATE

Chairman: Johnine J. BrownRudnick & Wolfe

Investigation Before and After TransferMichael ElamRudnick & WolfeSandra SroonianWarzyn Engineering

Effect of State Law on Disclosure and Investigation(RPTA, ECRA, etc.)

Daniel PascaleRudnick & Wolfe

Lender IssuesJohnine J. BrownRudnick & Wolfe

Wetlands, Floodplains and Local Land Use RegulationEdward V. WalshRudnick & Wolfe





ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENTS:CASE STUDIES

Chairman: Brent Finley, PhDMcLaren Engineering

An Assessment of Pesticide-Related Hazards to Birds in a 233Residential Community

Brent L. Finley, PhD and Dennis J. Paustenbach, PhDMcLaren Engineering

Parameters Used to Evaluate the Health Risks Associated 781With Exposure to Chromium Contaminated Soil

Deborah Meyer, Patrick Sheehan, PhD andDennis J. Paustenbach, PhD, McLaren

Ecological Risk Assessment for a Terrestrial Population: 243Arsenic in Soil

Barbara G. Callahan, PhD, DABT, Martha J. Steele, MPH,Barbara D. Beck, PhD, DABT, Brian L. Murphy, PhD,Catherine T. Petito, SM and Michael JamesGradient Corporation

A Multimedia Risk Assessment for a Population Exposed to 245Volatile Organic Chemicals in Ground Water

Thomas F. LongIllinois Department of Public Health

Health Risks Associated with the Consumption of Contaminated 247Fish from Lake Bracken in Galesburg, Illinois

Sandra J. RichardsonIllinois Department of Public Health

OSHA'S TRAINING REQUIREMENTS: WHO NEEDS WHAT?

Chairman: Sally S. Smith, MPHUniversity of Illinois

OSHA's Hazardous Waste Final Rule - Who Needs WhichTraining?

Sally S. Smith, MPHUniversity of Illinois

The Difficulties Encountered for Selection of QualifiedWorkers

Tony RomoloLaborers' and Contractors' Training Trust Fund

Ergonomie Considerations for Heavy Equipment: OperatorsWearing PPE

David E. YeagerLocal 150 Operating Engineers

Conducting the Three Days of On-The-Job TrainingRobert J. Caplinger, CHMMBodine Environmental Services, Incorporated

What Violations is OSHA Finding During Hazardous WasteInspections?

Cynthia WeaverOSHA Region V

The New Section Q - Its Impact on Training Off-SiteEmergency Responders

David PritchardCentral States Environmental Services, Incorporated

RCRA Compliance for Employee Training at TreatmentStorage and Disposal Facilities

Clifford GouldIllinois EPA

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RUST BELT REGULATORY ISSUES

Chairman: Shawn DeLoreyAT Kearney, IncorporatedGary F. Vajda, PEDames & Moore

Rust Belt Regulatory Issues: Overview of Critical Industry 299Concerns

Lynn L. Bergeson, Esq.Fox, Weinberg & Bennett

The Expansion of Superfund Liabilities 320Arthur E. SiesingerMorton International, Incorporated

RCRA vs. CERCLA vs. State vs. Federal Closures Paper not receivedStephen D. Heston by pre-publicationHousehold International deadline.

Air Toxics Paper not receivedDavid M. Aldorfer by pre-publicationGeneral Motors Corporation deadline.

Regulatory Issues and Solutions in the Automotive p reCeived late-Industry located in back of book

Charles ZuernerNalco Chemical

LABORATORY SELECTION: QA/QC

Chairman: Steve GohmanEMS Laboratories

Diking and Channeling the Flood of Environmental Data: 323Computer Solutions to Information Management

James B. CoplenHeritage Environmental Services

A Consultant's Six-Point Plan for Insuring Data Quality Paper not receivedCharles Ankerberg by pre-publicationGeraghty and Miller, Incorporated deadline.

Productivity Gains Through Quality Control 331Mark HartwigYork Laboratories, Incorporated

Quality Assessment Through the Use of the Check Samples 332Lee Roudybush and Eugene J. KlestaChemical Waste Management, Incorporated

COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND THE HAZMAT INDUSTRY:IS THE SUPPLY MEETING THE DEMAND?

Chairman: Dan KrauseRoosevelt University

Hazmat Education: A Success Story 339Gwen W. Burton and David Y. BoonFront Range Community College

The Role of Continuing Education in the Hazmat Industry 353Fay M. ThompsonUniversity of MinnesotaJeanne F. AyersMidwest Center for Occupational Health

The USDHHS Study of Hazardous Waste Education 357Ralph H. Kummler, Robert W. Powitzand Cathrine A. WittWayne State UniversityBarry SternU. S. Department of Health

The EPA's View of Hazmat Training 367Patricia B. EasleyU. S. EPA

A Degree in Hazmat Management: Maybe it Isn't Such a 368Good Idea?

Dan KrauseRoosevelt University

BIOREMEDIATION ISSUES AND TECHNOLOGIES

Chairman: Joseph W. AikenENSR - Celgene

An Overview of U. S. EPA Biosystems Program 383Ronald F. Lewis, PhDU. S. EPA

Bioremediation of Contaminated Aquifers 388J. M. Thomas and C. H. Ward, PhDRice University

An Integrated Approach to Development and Implementation of 394Biodegration Systems for Treatment of Hazardous Organic Wastes

George E. Pierce, PhDCelgene CorporationCarrie B. WickBusiness Analysis for Biotechnology

In-Situ Biological Treatment of Chlorinated Solvents 426Jack F. Tursman, Joseph W. Aikenand Gregory J. SmithENSR Consulting & Engineering

INCINERATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

Chairman: Thomas F. McGowan, P.E.Joseph J. SantoleriFour Nines, Incorporated

Update on the Use of Circulating Bed Combustion for 435Site Remediation

Harold R. DiotOgden Environmental Services

Advancements in Mobile Thermal Technologies 450Roger Nielson and Luis Velazquez, P.E.Weston Services, Incorporated

Two-Stage Fluidized-Bed/Cyclonic Agglomerating 468Ine inerator

A. Rehmat, Bruce Bryan,Francis Lau, Anil Goyaland Mark KhinkisInstitute of Gas Technology

Fixed and Transportable Incinerators for Hazardous Paper not receivedWaste Treatment by pre-publication

Paul Farber and Johan Bayer deadline.Chemical Waste Management, Incorporated

Transportable Incineration for Superfund and Industrial 485Waste: Market Trends and Case Study

Thomas F. McGowan, P.E. andJoseph J. SantoleriFour Nines, Incorporated

NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR WASTE MINIMIZATION

Chairman: Rick DonnachieTricil Environmental Services, Incorporated

Critical Fluids Technology for Minimization of Wastes Paper not receivedContaining Volatile Organics by pre-publication

Charles Eckert, PhD and David L. Tomasko deadline.Georgia Institute of Technology

Freeze Crystalization Demonstration Programs, Paper not receivedString-Fellow Superfund Site by pre-publication

Rob Conley, PhD and James Heist deadline.Freeze Technologies, Incorporated

Federal EPA Programs for Waste Minimization Research: 499An Overview of the WREAFS Program

James S. Bridges and Mary Ann CurranU. S. EPA

Technology Developments for Terpene Cleaning of 507Electronic Assemblies

George M. WengerAT&T Bell Laboratories

Ion Exchange Technology for Waste Minimization in 520the Electroplating Industry

Richard L. DonnachieTricil Environmental Services, Incorporated

BRINGING YOUR COMPANY PUBLIC

Chairman: John AyresGoldberg Zoino Associates

Why Consider It - A Public Offering, That Is Paper not receivedJohn Ayres by pre-publicationGoldberg Zoino Associates deadline.

Considerations Regarding an Initial Public Offering 529of Common Stock

Margaret-Mary V. PrestonAlex. Brown and Sons Incorporated

Don't Do It - Do Something Else: A Discussion of Paper not receivedAlternatives by pre-publication

Michael B. Rynowecer deadline.BTI Management, Incorporated

TRANSPORTATION: THE REAL STORY - FROM THEGUYS BEHIND THE WHEELS

Chairman: David BestDartArnericA

Laidlaw's ExperiencesVincent M. BelinskiLaidlaw Carriers, Incorporated

Clean Harbors' ExperiencesHenry TomeClean Harbors, Incorporated

DartAmericA's ExperiencesDavid BestDartAmericA




UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK MANAGEMENT

Chairman: John RenkesHeritage Environmental Services, Incorporated

Proper Safety and Operational Techniques for the Removalof Underground Storage Tanks

Johnie R. BakerHeritage Remediation/Engineering, Incorporated

A RCRA Perspective for Underground Storage TanksKathleen M. WhitbyHusch, Eppenberger, Donohue, Cornfeld & Jenkins

State of Illinois Leaking Underground Storage Tank ProgramJames A. Janssen, P.E. and Bur FilsonIllinois EPA

The Regulatee's Perspective on Underground Storage TanksWendy BarrottGeneral Motors Corporation

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WASTE SITE CLEANUPS - CAN WARRING FACTIONS UNDERSTAND THE OTHER SIDES?A ROUNDTABLE ON HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE CLEANUP PERSPECTIVES

Chairman: Dave SimonPesticide & Toxic Chemical NewsWilliam J. KochTricil, Incorporated

The Remedial Contractor's Story Paper not receivedWilliam J. Koch by pre-publicationTricil, Incorporated deadline.

Warring Factions at Hazardous Waste Sites: EPA's 569Perspective

J. P. PerreconeU. S. EPA

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE IN THE INFORMATION AGE: A MANAGER'S GUIDETO COMPUTER BASED ASSISTANCE

Chairman: Thomas P. BalfGaston and Snow Environmental Information Service

What's Available in Environmental PC Software 579Elizabeth M. DonleyDonley Technology

Hypermedia: Useful New Tools for Managing Environmental 583Information

Don SmalleyAmerican Management Systems, Incorporated

On-Line Databases: What's Out There? How Useful? 586Thomas P. BalfGaston and Snow Environmental Information Service

Accessing State and Federal Waste Reduction Assistance 589Alisa B. Wickliff, Gary D. Millerand Frank M. BrookfieldHazardous Waste Research and Information Center

CURRENT ADVANCES IN GROUNDWATER BARRIER TECHNOLOGY

Chairman: Robert D. Mutch, Jr., PHgEckenfelder, Incorporated

Composite Geomembrane/Clay Slurry Walls 601Nicholas J. CavalliWehran EnviroTech

Installation of Vertical Barriers Using Deep Soil Mixing 609Brian H. Jasperse, P.E. and A. David MillerGeo-Con, Incorporated

Jet Grouting for Remedial Seepage Control: Cutoff Walls Paper received late-and Bottom Seals for Landfills located in back of book

Joseph L. Kauschinger, PhD andEdward B. Perry, PhD, P.E.Ground Engineering Services

Intragradient Cutoff Walls in Waste Disposal Site 613Remediation

Robert D. Mutch, Jr. PHg, P.E. andGary DiPippo, P.E.Eckenfelder, Incorporated

TRAINERS' FORUM - AN OPPORTUNITY FOR TRAINERS TO DISCUSSPROBLEMS, CONCERNS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Chairman: Lisa MooreEmergency Response Management

Training and Trainer Effectiveness Paper not receivedLynn A. Corson, PhD by pre-publicationPurdue University deadline.

Designing Effective Hazardous Materials Training 627Programs

David L. Bardon, CHMM, CETE & K Hazardous Waste Services

MIXED WASTE TREATMENT

Chairman: David L. PorterIT Corporation

Treatment of Mixed Waste from the Molten Salt Baths at 643Aerojet Ordnance, Tennessee

Chris ConleyAero-jet Ordnance TennesseeDavid L. Porter and Valerie A. FreemanIT Corporation

Low Temperature Thermal Separation of Hazardous Components 650from Y-12 Plant Mixed Waste Soils

S. P. duMont III, G. C. Jobsonand L. D. GarnerChem-Nuclear Systems, IncorporatedR. K. MartinChemical Waste Management, Incorporated

HAZARDOUS MILITARY WASTE

Chairman: Bob WardaU. S. Army Corps of Engineers

HTW At Active Military Sites 661Bob RossU. S. Army Corps of Engineers

Onsite Incineration of Explosives Contaminated Soil 665Robert B. Turkeltaub, P.E., Charles A. Lechner, PhDand Robin L. SteinU. S. Army

HTW At Former Military Sites: RACO 687Carl L. Woodruff and Ronald PearceU. S. Army Corps of Engineers

Special Interest Topics - Enexploded Ordinance Paper not receivedBob Wilcox by pre-publicationU. S. Army Corps of Engineers deadline.

Case Studies: Teledyne-Continental Mtrs. MI Paper not receivedStanley Carlock by pre-publicationU. S. Army Corps of Engineers deadline.

Pine Bluff Arsenal - A Success Story 692Burl D. Ragland, P.E.U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT: IN-HOUSE ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENTSOR OUTSIDE CONSULTANTS

Chairman: Jim BishopHAZMAT WORLD Magazine

Organizing for Compliance: A Consultant's View 791Thomas R. McKinney, P.E. and Georgia G. Zeedick, M.A.ICF/Kaiser Engineers

From the Outside Looking In: The Consultant's 699Perspective

Kristine Uhlman, CGWPCamp, Dresser & McKee Incorporated

Corporate Environmental Management: Supplying Internal and 701External Customers

Michael R. PisarcikNalco Chemical Company

Computer-Assisted Compliance _, . _, ,Joseph Lambert Paper recervedlate-Touch Information Systems, Incorporated located in back of book

RCRA COMPLIANCE FOR THE UNINITIATED

Chairman: Scott E. Fore, Esq.Safety-Kleen Corporation

Legislative Overview Paper not receivedScott E. Fore, Esq. by pre-publicationSafety-Kleen Corporation deadline.

Generator Requirements Under the Resource Conservation 709and Recovery Act

A. Bruce White, Esq. and James D. BrusslanKaraganis & White, Ltd.

Setting Up An Environmental Audit Program for an 72 7Industrial Facility

Gayle Woodside, P.E. and Peter Kretzschmar, CIHand Mark Stuckey, P.E.IBM Corporation

Defining Hazardous Waste and Getting Into the RCRA System 749Arline M. Sheehan, Esq.Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

THE INS AND OUTS OF CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

Chairman: Thomas K. WrayWaste Away Services

Analysis for Prevention of Confined Space Fatalities - 771The NIOSH Perspective

Jan C. ManwaringNIOSH

OSHA's Proposed Standard 1910.46 772Terry W. Krug, CIHSanta Fe Railway

Training for Confined Space Entry 773Dan HehrUniversity of Findlay

Confined Space Entry: An Instant Analysis Paper not receivedWilliam R. Bunner by pre-publicationTraining Associates deadline.

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