IEEE Meeting Notice and News from The San Diego Chapter
Wednesday, September 15, 1999.
DESIGNING FOR SAFETY for the Year 2000 and Beyond.
Charles M. Bayhi, P.E.
About the Topic: The principles of product safety will
be discussed as they relate specifically to EMC as outlined
below:
1. Why Safety Certifications?
2. Worldwide Certification Marks
3. European Union and CE Marks
4. North American BiNational Standard for ITE
Equipment - Another Y2K Problem
5. ITE, Telecom, Medical, Test and Measurement
6. Principals of Safety
7. Definitions
8. Markings and Instructions
9. Protection From Hazards
10. Wiring, Connection and Supply
11. Physical Requirements
12. Thermal and Electrical Connection to Telecom
About the Speaker: Charlie Bayhi is a Product Safety Forensic
and Consulting Engineer and has been involved in Product Safety
on a worldwide basis for more than 30 years. He is President
and Principal Consultant of CPSM Corporation, and provides
product safety design guidance, development of Product Safety
Programs, safety certification of products, forensic analysis
of accidents and fires, and technical advisory for development
of products and safety standards. Charlie is a Registered
Professional Safety Engineer in the state of California, and a
Subject Matter and a Technical Expert for the Board. He is a
member of Underwriters Laboratories Industry Advisory Council,
Vice President and Board Member of the Forensic Consultants
Association Orange County, Vice President and Board Member of
the Association of Professional Consultants, Member of the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE),
Chairman of the Southern California Chapter, Technical
Committee On Product Safety, of the IEEE, and a member of the
IEEE Consultants Network.
In addition to publishing numerous articles, Charlie has been
a guest speaker at the Power Electronics Conference, and has
made numerous Product Safety presentations, which include
Fortune 500 companies such as AT&T Corporation, NCR Corporation,
Canon Computers, Tektronix Corporation and Zero Corporation.
Time/Place: TUV Product Service,
10040 Mesa Rim Road,
San Diego, CA.
(exit off I-15 West or 805 East at Mira Mesa Blvd.,
South on Flanders, right on Mesa Rim Road).
Meal and Drinks available at 5:30 PM.
(IEEE Members Free, Non-members $3.00)
Please RSVP to Dave Bernardin at [email protected], or
619-546-3999. Reserve by Tuesday, 14 September 1999.
The Business meeting will start at 6:00 PM. sharp, the Speaker
will start at approximately 6:30 PM.
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