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NAOSH Week 2009
May 3-9, 2009
Nationwide
Safety 2009
June 28-July 1, 2009
San Antonio, TX
Spring is the time of year when green, growth and blossoms emerge from the dull winter. You too can experience the same with the American Society of Safety Engineers. ASSE equips you with many different knowledge resources, information and training that will allow you to emerge and stand out in your company and the safety, health and environmental profession. ASSE helps your company by providing you with cutting-edge information and best practices to prevent injuries and illness to your employees. Our salary surveys show that this even helps you earn more green. So can you afford to not grow your career with ASSE membership?
To grow your career and company’s safety program join ASSE today and you will receive a $25 gift certificate good for use on ASSE products and services. Simply enter promo code 0904003 in the promo code box on the Membership application. Hurry, this offer ends May 15th!
Industrial
Hygiene – Regulatory Issues and Physical Hazards in the Workplace
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 – 11:00am – 12:30pm CDT
Management
Based Safety
May 20, 2009 – 11:00am – 12:30pm CDT
Benchmark
Your Leading Indicators to Manage Jobsite Risk
Wednesday, June 3, 2009 – 11am–12:30pm CDT
NAOSH Week occurs every year during the first full week of May. NAOSH Week is intended to raise awareness about occupational safety, health and the environment. The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) joined with the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE) in 2002 to raise the public's awareness of occupational safety, health and the environment in North America during NAOSH Week. This is just one tool the almost 100-year-old ASSE and its 32,000 occupational safety, health and environmental professional members use throughout the year to promote occupational safety aimed at preventing injuries and illnesses. Several organizations representing thousands of businesses have partnered with ASSE and CSSE to support NAOSH Week, including U.S. federal agencies such as the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to reach millions of people around the globe on the importance of being safe at work. |
First Place Winner
Abigail C. Helser, 8 - Portage, WI
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Safety professionals may be asked to take a lead role in managing H1N1 or swine flu- related issues for their organizations. ASSE has compiled guidance from leading health organizations such as the Center for Disease Control and the World Health Organization on how to respond to issues related to the swine flu.
Missed
Paul Esposito’s session on evaluating safety programs? If so, the recording of
the session is now available!
If you’re looking to improve how you measure safety, then join Paul Esposito in an important and timely webcast. During this 90 minute recorded web event, Paul will provide you with methods of tracking leading safety measures as a means of evaluating safety program performance.
Click here for details, and to access the recording.
Submissions
Due: July 31, 2009
ASSE invites those interested in presenting at its 2010 Professional Development
Conference to submit a proposal for review by the Conference Planning Committee.
Safety 2010 will provide a forum for attendees to learn the profession’s
best practices and to:
•Identify key issues facing SH&E professionals
•Expand their knowledge to improve their profes -
sional skills
•Prepare for the challenges in the SH&E fields
•Engage in the discourse concerning the profession
•Identify emerging issues relevant to the profession
The committee is particularly interested in advanced, technically
oriented and practical presentations.
Click here for the 2010 Call for Speakers Application Form (PDF)
If you missed this outstanding event, don't fret -- you can still benefit from their expertise via session recordings. Hear what you've been missing -- click here for details and to order...
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