OSHA's Acting Assistant Secretary
Jonathan L. Snare
gives opening |
The OSHA
Challenge Pilot Program Administrator's
Quarterly Meeting was held in
Washington, D.C. on June 22,
2005.Highlights of the meeting included
Administrator and OSHA updates,
Participant presentations, and the
awarding of Challenge Completion Letters
to two Challenge Participants, who are
the first graduates of the pilot
program.
OSHA Challenge was launched in May 2004,
and provides participants who are
interested in pursuing VPP a roadmap to
improve safety and health performance.
Challenge consists of two
tracks—construction and general
industry—and three stages. At each
stage, certain actions, outcomes and
documentation are required that meet VPP
criteria. Once a site has progressed
through the stages, Participants should
be ready to apply for VPP.
OSHA's Directorate of Cooperative
and State Programs Director Paula
White gives welcome
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OSHA's Acting Assistant Secretary
Jonathan L. Snare
gives opening |
Jonathan L. Snare presents OSHA
Challenge Completion Letter to Glenn
De Stigter and Matt Frandsen of
The Weitz Company
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Jonathan L. Snare presents OSHA
Challenge Completion Letter to Lee
Clark, Shaun Marker, and Gary Bambauer
of Garber Bros. Precision
Concrete, Inc.
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Ralph Riley, S&B Engineers and
Constructors, a Challenge
Administrator, gives an update on
his Challenge activities
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Susan Herbert, Defense Logistics
Agency, gives an
update on her
Challenge activities
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Bob Brant, the United States Postal
Service, gives
an update on his
Challenge activities |
Matt Frandsen, the Weitz Company,
gives presentation, "Participant's
Perspective: What Works...What
Doesn't." |
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