The Loss Control Experience Symposium
October 7-8, 2008
Chicago, Illinois
As loss control/risk control professionals, there is a lot that rests on our shoulders – reduce ultimate loss exposure, develop positive business relationships and impact account retention, just to name a few. But the business of managing risk is changing. The global marketplace, new technologies and a shifting workforce are just some of the changes we’ll need to adapt to.
Through keynotes from leaders in the field, in-depth breakout sessions and interactive panel discussions. we’ll focus on the loss control/risk control profession, our practice and the emerging trends and opportunities that lie ahead!
Solutions in Construction Safety Symposium
November 20-21, 2008
Scottsdale, Arizona
Avoiding deaths and injuries related to cranes, falls, electrical accidents and substance abuse in the workplace are just some of the challenges you face each day on a project site. Join your peers in Scottsdale to learn the most effective practices and solutions from recognized experts and leaders in construction safety.
Region III of the American Society of Safety Engineers consists of 3500 members associated with 15 chapters and 8 student sections throughout the 3 state region. Administration of the Region is through a Region Operating Committee (ROC), composed of a president from each chapter. The region has Operating Guidelines approved by the ROC. Additionally, there are region chairmen for Communications, Professional Development, Government Affairs, and Awards and Honors. The ROC has established a Long-Range Plan for Region III. This plan aligns with ASSE's national strategic direction.
To continue to be the premier Region of the American Society of Safety Engineers.
To support the advancement and ethical practices of the Safety, Health and Environmental Profession.
Plan, develop, and direct professional development opportunities and activities for Region III members and others to achieve excellence in the field of safety and associated or allied disciplines.
Improve opportunities for member to attain recognized professional enhancement training with corresponding CEU’s at a reasonable cost to the member and Chapters.
Develop and maintain programs to enhance membership growth and retention.
Promote the Society’s mission, goals, and activities.
Honor Region III members and Chapters for their service.
Enhance Region III’s role in the governmental processes as they affect the Society, Region III, and its members.
Enhance ASSE’s role as a technical organization and contribute to the development of Safety, Health and Environmental Standards.
Assure the successful operation of Region III.