Webcast: Environmental Improvements for Profit

Presented by: Sponsored by: Plant Engineering presents the Webcast: Environmental Improvements for Profit Improve your bottom line through proactiveenvironmental strategies You mayuntil Feb. 11, 2003, Pre-Registration is required to watch the Webcast Click Register button below: If you will be listening to this Webcast via streaming audio, you will need to have either Windows Media Player 7.1 or Real Player 8 Basic. You can test your players by clicking on these links. Test for Windows Media Player Test for Real Player Frequently Asked Questions Join us online and hear from these industry experts: Bill McDonough Paul Walitsky Rick Dunn Architect/Author Manager of Environmental Affairs Editor William McDonough & Partners, Architecture and Community Design Philips Lighting Company Plant Engineering Federal and State regulations have changed — is your business in compliance? Keeping current with Environmental Legislation is critical to the success of today's Plant Engineers, and Environmental, Maintenance, and Purchasing Managers. A solid understanding of current regulations can be a true Have a cup of coffee* on us and learn how lighting products that satisfy the Universal Waste Rule can Record KeepingLabeling RequirementsTrainingStorage of Hazardous WastesViolations and Penalties. In this one-hour Webcast, Bill McDonough, best selling author/architect (Cradle to Cradle, Remaking the Way We Make Things) will highlight how leading companies are proactively designing facilities and processes for environmental optimization. Paul Walitsky, Environmental Manager of Philips Lighting Company, will present a case study illustrating how environmentally friendly lighting impacted the bottom line for one major manufacturer. Tune into this special Technology Broadcast to learn how you can improve your bottom line through proactive environmental strategies . The Webcast program includes: Why is environmental optimization so important? Rick Dunn, PLANT ENGINEERING Magazine How is the market responding? Bill McDonough, Architect/Author How does lighting fit in? Bill McDonough Philips' Response-Philips' pro-active environmental strategy: A Case Study on Environmental Lighting Solutions, 'Julius Koch, USA 'Paul Walitsky, Philips Lighting Company Sarbucks Coffee * Starbucks Coffee for the first 100 participants.