March Chapter Meeting![]() Date/Time: Tuesday, March 5th, 2019
Executive Committee: 10:00 am Regular Meeting: 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Program begins at noon. Location: Black Bear, 1150 E. Barnett Rd., Medford Topic: OSHA’s Top 25 Citations: Information and Best Practices to Avoid Common OSHA Violations Speaker: Lenny Reierson, Oregon OSHA Bio: Lenny Reierson started working for Oregon OSHA 33 years ago, after ten years in the Logging Industry and having graduated from college with an American Literature degree. He started with Oregon OSHA as a Safety Compliance Officer, and has spent the last 28 years as a Safety Consultant. He consults with Southern Oregon employers in general industry, construction, logging, and has been involved in Oregon OSHA’s VPP and SHARP programs since the early 1990’s. He is a training instructor for Oregon OSHA’s Public Education Section, providing classes in a wide range of safety and health topics, and also provides safety presentations to safety conferences, associations, and employers. Program description: When you look at the “OSHA top 25” over the years, you see that many of the “winners” show up, year after year. By grouping these perennial winners into program, prevention, and hazard citations, we can look at possible solutions to prevent your company from making this list! Redwood Safety Association in partnership with Asante is offering a one day “Safety Summit” this April. This is an opportunity to provide training to your safety committee members on a variety of tracks by locally known safety trainers. ASANTE has provided wonderful training environment including a cafeteria on site and parking. Please consider attending and sponsoring your local safety association. See attached flyer(s) or our website for more details. Have a great weekend!
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Current ASSP Newsletter
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Platinum Level Chapter Recognition
Click the video link on the right to watch the Southern Oregon Chapter President, Pamela Ahr, and Vice President, Michael Hill, discuss how we achieved Platinum Level Society Recognition and what it means to our Chapter.
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