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ASSE and The New Safety Professional

Justin Porter, OHST Holly Thompson, CSP, OHST. ASSE and The New Safety Professional. Objectives. Understand who, what and where ASSE is Understand the value of volunteering and leadership opportunities Inform you of ASSE benefits for both the professional and the student

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ASSE and The New Safety Professional

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  1. Justin Porter, OHST Holly Thompson, CSP, OHST ASSE andThe New Safety Professional

  2. Objectives • Understand who, what and where ASSE is • Understand the value of volunteering and leadership opportunities • Inform you of ASSE benefits for both the professional and the student • Share my personal experiences with ASSE and how it has benefited me as a safety professional

  3. ASSE Strategic Plan • Vision Statement • ASSE is a global advocate and premier leader for the safety, health, and environmental professional and the profession. • Mission Statement • ASSE is a global association of safety, health and environmental professionals dedicated to the advancement of its members and the profession through education and advocacy.

  4. Goals and Objectives • Goal 1:ASSE will be recognized as the thought leader of the profession by initiating new ideas, innovations, and solutions to guide SH&E professionals. • Goal 2:ASSE will define the standards of professional competency, and be the authoritative resource for SH&E professionals seeking training, education, and development.

  5. Goals and Objectives • Goal 3:ASSE will be the recognized source of SH&E knowledge and resources. • Goal 4:ASSE will be the voice of the SH&E Profession.

  6. Goals and Objectives • Goal 5:ASSE will foster and sustain a global community among SH&E professionals. • Goal 6:ASSE will expand its sphere of influence through diverse and responsible Society growth.

  7. Who is ASSE • 17 Practice Specialties • Academics, Construction, Consultants, Engineering, Environmental, Ergonomics, Fire Protection, Healthcare, Industrial Hygiene, International, Management, Manufacturing, Mining, Oil and Gas, Public Sector, Risk Management/Insurance and Transportation • 8 Branches • Agriculture, Health and Wellness, Human Resources, Legal Services, Military, Service, Training & Communications and Utilities

  8. Who is ASSE? • Common Interest Groups • Blacks in Safety Engineering (BISE) • Safety Professionals and the Latino Workforce (SPALW) • Women in Safety Engineering (WISE) • Young Professionals in SH&E • Made up of Industry Professionals: PE, CSP, CIH, CHMM, OHST, CHST, CFPS, CPEA, CMIOSH, PhD

  9. Where are we located?

  10. Personal Benefit Connection • Group Health/Dental Insurance • Group Auto/Home Insurance • Professional Liability Insurance • Mastercard Program • Rental Car Discounts • Travel Discount Programs

  11. Recognition Programs

  12. Professional Resources

  13. Employer Benefits • Improved staff • Access • Opportunity • Reduced cost • Leaders

  14. What ASSE can do for you • Networking • Leadership development • Idea exchange • Nexsteps job postings, interview tips • Member only benefits • Maintain CEU’s for Professional Designations

  15. 2008 ASSE FSLC

  16. A life changing phone call

  17. Internship

  18. 2009 ASSE PDC: San Antonio, Texas

  19. URS Annual Safety Conference: Boise, Idaho

  20. Internship leads to my first job!

  21. Oak Creek, Wisconsin

  22. 2010 ASSE PDC

  23. 2010 ASSE FSLC

  24. Career Change

  25. So here we are today…

  26. Wrap it up… • Again, you can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something — your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life. -Steve Jobs

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