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Board Member Jason Staats has resigned from this board and Kris Kohler was notable to attend. Roll call performed to establish quorum.  \nAgenda Item 2 Draft Minutes:  \nThe draft minutes for the March 27, 2024 meeting were presented to the Board. Gregory Dembowski made a motion to accept the minutes as drafted, which Derrick Paro seconded. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.  \nAgenda Item 3 Blaster Training Classes  \nOllies Applied Research  \nOllies Applied Research has submitted their 16-hour training class for use for training their in-house blaster applicants for both initial and continuing training. Board Members were given a chance to review, and Vincent Rapacciuolo opened the floor to questions and discussions.  \nDerrick Paro made a motion to recognize this training to satisfy the 16-hour requirements, which Greg Dembowski seconded. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.  \nInternational Society of Explosives Engineers (ISEE) Conference  \nVincent Rapacciuolo presented on the history of temporary online training for the International Society of Explosives Engineers (ISEE) Training Courses, which has lapsed. A printout of class information for the conference was provided and there was not an in-person, NYS specific training at the conference. Since the agenda was posted, the conference did provide information about NYS specific training according to a member. Discussion of continuing training was opened to the board. Vincent Rapacciuolo suggested a proposal that the board adjust the ISEE conference as approved for the 16-Hours of recognized training as long as those 16-hours include a specific course on code rule 59 and 61 and then adjust the website accordingly.  \nGregory Dembowski made a motion for recognition of the ISEE annual conference continue to be recognized only when classes including New York specific regulations on code rule 59 and 61, which Derrick Paro seconded. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.  \nDiscussion continued to the Online Training portion of the temporary approval. Vincent Rapacciuolo plans to reach out to the ISEE to inform them that this board is open to accepting online training as long as it included New York State specific training.  \nAgenda Item 4 Public Comments:  \nOpened to the Public for comments, no comments at this time.  \nAgenda Item 5 Future Meetings:  \nThe next meeting is scheduled for August 6, 2025. The Board discussed options for a location and the Albany location was agreed upon.  \nAgenda Item 6 Other Business:  \nNo Other Business was discussed. Derrick Paro made a motion to move into executive session, and Gregory Dembowski seconded.  \nOnce Executive session was concluded, the Board voted to return to the meeting. Gregory Dembowski made a motion to adjourn the meeting and Derrick Paro seconded the motion. The meeting concluded.","cbCaikdoqFy2UPrN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikdoqFy2UPrN","pdf",130633,"English","# Agenda Item 1 Welcome\n# Agenda Item 2 Draft Minutes\n# Agenda Item 3 Blaster Training Classes\n## Ollies Applied Research\n## International Society of Explosives Engineers (ISEE) Conference\n# Agenda Item 4 Public Comments\n# Agenda Item 5 Future Meetings\n# Agenda Item 6 Other Business","[{\"question\":\"What was approved in Agenda Item 2 for the March 27, 2024 meeting?\",\"answer\":\"The board presented draft minutes for March 27, 2024, and voted unanimously to accept them as drafted.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the board recognize Ollies Applied Research training?\",\"answer\":\"The board recognized Ollies Applied Research’s 16-hour training class for satisfying the 16-hour requirements for both initial and continuing training, passing unanimously.\"},{\"question\":\"What conditions were required for recognizing the ISEE annual conference for continuing training?\",\"answer\":\"Recognition was continued only when the classes include New York-specific regulations under code rule 59 and 61; the motion passed unanimously.\"}]","New York State Blaster Examining Board Minutes - February 5, 2025 | PDF"]