Seminars Offered at SeminarFest 2012

Certification Preparation Workshops

  1. 1. Math Review for Certification Exams
  2. 2. ASP Examination Preparation Workshop - CALL FOR AVAILABILITY
  3. 3. CSP Examination Preparation Workshop - CALL FOR AVAILABILITY
  4. 4. CHST Examination Preparation Workshop
  5. 5. OHST Examination Preparation Workshop

    6. Certificate in Safety Management

    Certificate in Safety Management


    The Certificate in Safety Management signifies your attainment of an educational step recommended for the safety professional by ASSE. Upon completion, a personalized certificate is awarded as documentation of this achievement.

    The Certificate is awarded after earning a total of 7.5 CEUs within 5 years for completing three required seminars and any other ASSE National seminars or symposia that bring your CEU count to 7.5. The ASSE Professional Development Conference, Chapter and Regional seminars are not applicable to this program. The required seminars are:

    Safety Management I
    Safety Management II
    Corporate Safety Management

  6. 6. Safety Management I
  7. 7. Safety Management II
  8. 10. Corporate Safety Management - CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

    9. Executive Program in Safety Management

    Executive Program in Safety Management


    A Certificate from the Executive Program in Safety Management signifies accomplishment of critical moves toward maximizing safety program performance.  It is a program for Safety, Health, or Environmental professionals who aspire to a higher level of achievement in safety management and want to: 


    • Demonstrate safety system success
    • Gain an advantage in career objectives
    • Open up opportunities for long-term achievement

    Complete this program within a five-year period to receive a Certificate signifying advanced accomplishment in safety management from the ASSE Professional Safety Academy.


    Eligibility

    You are eligible to receive the Certificate of Completion for this program if you satisfy one of the following criteria:


    • Completion of the ASSE Certificate in Safety Management
    • CSP, CHMM, ARM or CIH designation
    • Professional Member of ASSE
    • Baccalaureate degree plus 5 years experience in Safety
    • Professional Engineer working in the Safety, Health or Environmental field

    Learning Objectives
    Successful completion of the ASSE Executive Program in Safety Management will improve your ability to:


    • Assess the performance of your safety management effort
    • Review selected safety management approaches and determine the most appropriate for your organization
    • Establish a process to determine the effectiveness of your safety program
    • Develop loss reduction strategies to address the health and environmental risks that impact your organization
    • Better manage the business aspects of your operation
    • Interface more directly and more influentially with areas of your organization that interact with your department
    • Become a valuable member of management's decision-making team

    Completion Requirements
    The Certificate is awarded after earning a total of 7.5 CEUs within a five-year period for completing three required seminars and any other ASSE national seminars or symposia that bring your CEU count to 7.5 or more.  The ASSE Professional Development Conference, Chapter and Regional seminars are not applicable to this program.  The required seminars are:


    Delivering a High-Performance Safety Management System
    Reducing Losses from Occupational Health Risks and Environmental Exposures
    Managing the Business Aspects of Safety

  9. 11. Delivering a High-Performance Safety Management System - CALL FOR AVAILABILITY
  10. 12. Reducing Losses from Occupational Health Risks and Environmental Exposures
  11. 13. Managing the Business Aspects of Safety - CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

    12. Additional Technical, Management and Skill Development Seminars

  12. 8. Implementing the Right Safety and Health Management System (CANCELLED)
  13. 9. Providing Expert Witness Testimony
  14. 14. Creating Line Management Safety and Health Leadership
  15. 15. Leading Measures of Safety Performance: A Measurement and Metrics Workshop
  16. 16. Workers' Compensation for the Safety Professional
  17. 17. Sustainability: This Emerging Force in Business has an Impact on the Safety Profession
  18. 18. Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis
  19. 19. Analytics for Safety: A New Approach to Performance Measurement
  20. 20. Fall Protection in Construction
  21. 21. Critical Issues in Construction Safety
  22. 22. Basic Electrical Safety/Arc Flash with Application of NFPA 70E (2012 Edition)
  23. 23. Combustible Dust: Recognition, Evaluation, and Control
  24. 24. Industrial Hygiene for the Safety Professional
  25. 25. Ethics for the Safety Professional
  26. 26. Balanced Scorecard Approach to Determine Safety Program Effectiveness
  27. 27. Techniques for Hazard Recognition
  28. 28. The Politics of Safety CALL FOR AVAILABILITY
  29. 29. Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) for Tracking and Preventing Accidents
  30. 30. Managing Contractor Safety: Implementing an Effective Contractor Safety Program
  31. 31. Coaching to Improve Safety and Health Performance
  32. 32. Decision Matrices for Assessing and Prioritizing Safety Risks
  33. 33. Principles of Leadership
  34. 34. Global Environmental Health and Safety Management
  35. 35. Legal Issues and Exposures for the Safety professional
  36. 36. The Business Tool Box for Safety
  37. 37. Influencing Your Organization on the Value of Safety
  38. 38. Planning, Developing, Managing & Tracking the Organizational Performance of EHS Initiatives & Programs: A Mini Safety MBA
  39. 39. Prevention through Design (PtD) at Every Phase of the Project
  40. 40. Occupational Risk Assessment Strategies
  41. 41. Using Near-Miss Data for Successful Loss Control
  42. 42. Training Supervisors to Become Safety Coaches
  43. 43. Facilitating Decision-Making in Your Organization
  44. 44. Confined Space, Evaluation, Entry and Rescue
  45. 45. Auditing Safety and Health Management Systems
  46. 46. Integrating Safety into Your Organization's Strategic Plan
  47. 47. Systematic Slip, Trip and Fall Prevention: Strategies that Work!
  48. 48. Strategic Leadership Skills for Safety
  49. 49. Environmental Law and Regulations for Safety Professionals
  50. 50. Welding Safety
  51. 51. Effective Communications for the Safety Professional
  52. 52. Creating Safety Training Programs that Work
  53. 53. Predicting Errors Using Human Performance Measurement Tools
  54. 54. Creating A Positive, Proactive and Participative Safety Culture
  55. 55. Cost Analysis for Safety and Health Professionals
  56. 56. Error-Proofing Safety: Integrating Human Performance Improvement into Work Planning
  57. 57. Statistical Analysis of Safety Data
  58. 58. Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) A to Z
  59. 59. Using the Safety Principles of High-Reliability Organizations
  60. 60. People-Based Safety: The Human Dynamics of Achieving an Injury-free Workplace
  61. 61. Managing an Ergonomics Program
  62. 62. Becoming an Effective Change Agent