NAOSH Week & OSHP Day 2011 Email Message
ASSE thanks you for making NAOSH Week & OSHP Day 2011 a major success! Join us next year – NAOSH 2012, May 6-12 & OSHP Day, May 9, 2012
ASSE thanks you for making NAOSH Week & OSHP Day 2011 a major success! Join us next year – NAOSH 2012, May 6-12 & OSHP Day, May 9, 2012
See rules and entry form below:
Kissimmee Mayor Jim Swan (L) signs the ASSE NAOSH proclamation joined by Mike Steigerwald.
Occupational safety, health and environmental professionals work day in and day out to make sure millions of people worldwide continue to go to and return home from work every day. To recognize and celebrate their ongoing commitment to protecting people, property and the environment, we salute safety professionals world wide for their dedication to saving lives and making our workplaces safer.
Thanks to Lamar Outdoor Advertising for donating billboard space again this year, to feature the winning ASSE posters and runners up in locations throughout the U.S. The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) worked with Lamar to feature winners of the ASSE Kids' 'Safety-on-the-Job' Poster Contest in support of worker safety on billboards in or near the winners' hometowns. The billboards will be up as a part of North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week held May 1 – 7, 2011.
During NAOSH Week, May 1-7, and Occupational Safety and Health Professional Day, May 4, the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE), the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE) and more than 60 OSHA Alliance Program participants representing thousands of businesses worldwide will illustrate the value of workplace safety in helping workers return home from work to their families injury free.
View more photos here: Picture 1 | Picture 2 | Picture 3 | Picture 4 | Picture 5
Help us during NAOSH Week 2011 and OSHP Day as we aim to continue to help prevent workplace injuries and illnesses worldwide and celebrate ASSE's Centennial, the strides made in safety the past 100 years and as we look to the future.
* photo courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration
Click to listen to ASSE Central Florida Chapter’s, and Disney Employee, Jennifer Zipeto’s important message.
A recent note and photos from a Louisville, Kentucky school teacher:
“We learned about the art contest from the web (ASSE kids’ ‘safety-on-the-job’ poster contest) and contacted our local ASSE chapter to see if we could participate. Mr Neason (ASSE Chapter President) visited and spoke to a class on work safety -- he brought safety gear examples and a young intern who fielded a ton of questions. The kids soaked it all up! This is a great learning opportunity that covers many topics that kids should know- civics and community, environment, vocations and careers, science, technology, you name it. We all need to work somewhere in our future, we might as well learn how to promote a safe environment before we land those jobs. This contest is helping do just that… The kids are actually G R O O V I N G on the topic and they have learned a lot.

Discussing the theme of safety in the workplace to get ideas percolating

A fifth grade class working on their safety in the workplace poster- they really were engrossed in their work!
Contest runs from Monday, September 19, 2010 through Monday, February 14, 2011 (Valentine’s Day!)
The posters that best illustrate Safety on the Job will be selected as winners out of each of the five age groups. Before the children begin drawing, we urge you to talk to them about your job and workplace safety and provide examples of what risks occupational safety, health and environmental professionals address every day on the job, and if possible, provide them with examples of workplace situations. Have fun and, as they say in the in the Wild, Wild, West, "Draw Partner!” Also, we hope to see you at our annual poster contest awards ceremony in Washington, D.C, May 2, 2011!
Featured here after signing the Massachusetts resolution proclaiming May 2-8 as North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week in the state are MA Representative William Greene, Tom Rich (Boston Chapter ASSE President), MA Senator Kenneth Donnelly, and George R. Batchelder (Boston Chapter ASSE Member Services Committee / Programs) in the Massachusetts General Court Senate Chamber.
North American Occupational Safety and Health Week, or 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.
Access the Chapter/Member NAOSH/OSHP Day 2011 January Tool Kit Mailing, Draft 2011 Proclamations for Chapter and NAOSH Week Suggestions.
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