Jonathan's up-coming presentations

AIHce in Minneapolis, MN – CR 301: “The Challenges of Safety (or Any) Training!” on Mon., June 2, 2008

ASSE's Safety 2008 in Las Vegas, NV – “Wellness for EHS Practitioners!” on Wednesday, June 11, 2008

CSHEMA 2008 in St. Louis, MO – “If I’m Teaching, Why Aren’t They Learning? How to Provide World Class Training That Works!” (1-day course) on Saturday, May 26, 2008

CSHEMA 2008 in St. Louis, MO – “The Challenges of EHS (or Any) Training!!” (1/2-day course) on Sunday, May 27, 2008

BCTF-2008 in Kamloops, BC, Canada – “The Challenges of EHS (or Any) Training!!” (1/2-day course) on Friday, May 22, 2008

NSC 2008 in Anaheim, CA – Session 224: “If I’m Teaching, Why Aren’t They Learning? How to Provide World Class Training That Works!” (1-day course) on Thursday, May 25, 2008

Presenter’s Biography:

Jonathan Klane, M.S.Ed., CIH, CHMM, CET is the owner and founder of Klane’s Education Information Training Hub ^SM (KEITH ^SM). He has over 21 years of experience in occupational and environmental health & safety (O&EHS) providing training and education and other consulting services to business, industry, government, and higher education. He formerly taught full-time in a college level OHS degree program for three years, and is still an adjunct college faculty member and frequent guest speaker on training adults and many other subjects.

Mr. Klane has trained thousands of persons in a wide variety of subjects including adult learning and train-the-trainer courses. Related presentations include the above list.

Mr. Klane has a Masters Degree in Adult Education (M.S.Ed.) with a concentration in Training and Development from the University of Southern Maine. His degree influences how he delivers training in that he seeks to promote a learner-centered environment. As part of his Masters Degree program, he published an article titled “Mandatory Continuing Education – How Can We Make It Better?” which appeared in Occupational Health & Safety Magazine as did the more recent article “Really Effective Training!”. Mr. Klane is the author of the chapter on “Training Delivery” in the National Environmental Safety and Health Training Association’s (NESHTA’s) published guide for implementing the ANSI standard Z 490 on EHS training and is the author of the chapter “Controlling Workplace Chemical Exposures” in the text book Managing Hazardous Materials published by the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management.

He has worked to develop and deliver training on a wide variety of areas with many clients including Chevron, CCOHS, IDEXX, L.L.Bean, Fairchild Semiconductor, the various Native American Tribes in Maine, Maine’s OSHA consultative service, and several universities and colleges.

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