ASSP-WM’s GVSU Occupational, Safety & Health Scholarship – Golf the Meadows
Thursday, June 23, 2022 –
Registration 8:00 – 8:45 am
Shotgun Start 9:00 am
MAP – 4645 West Campus Drive, Allendale, Mi 49401
Details:
4 Person Scramble; $70 per golfer; $280 per team
Includes 18 holes with cart & lunch buffet after golf
Single golfers are welcome; you will be placed in an open 4-some
Mulligans available the day of the outing; 5 for $20
Cash, check, or credit card will be accepted day of the outing
Registration:
Make checks payable to “ASSP-WM” and send to:
Attn: Patrick Lynch
ESAB Corporation
2750 Aero-Park Dr.
Traverse City, MI 49686
*Sign up by Friday, June 10, 2022
Promote Your Business at the 2022 WMASSP Annual Golf Outing!
Prize donations from your company are always welcome; company logo golf balls, chairs, hats, etc.!
LUNCH SPONSORSHIPS: $500
Sponsorship provides lunch for all golfers and includes 4 free golf registrations with a cart. Acknowledgement will be given during the event and signage will be provided at the lunch buffet.
BEVERAGE SPONSORSHIPS: $500
Sponsorship provides lunch for all golfers and includes 4 free golf registrations with a cart. Acknowledgement will be given during the event and signage will be provided at the lunch buffet.
TEE SPONSORSHIP WITH GOLF INCLUDED: $330
Includes a professional advertisement on one tee and 4 free golf registrations with a cart.
TEE SPONSORSHIPS: $50
Includes a professional advertisement on one tee. You may sponsor as many tees as you would like. 18 tees sponsorships are avail-able and assigned on a first-come first-serve basis.
PRIZE SPONSORSHIPS: $50
Sponsorship provides prizes for the raffle. Prizes will be raffled off after the outing and sponsors will be acknowledged at that time.
To sign-up or if you have questions about the outing/sponsorships,
contact Bryan Hornik at: bryan.hornik@gmail.com
Dangerous Chemicals Hiding in Everyday Products
This “Common Chemicals” presentation was developed to help attendees review chemical characteristics and hazards.
How these chemicals are used and where they can be found in our communities. Often, people get alarmed when dangerous industrial chemicals are produced, transported and used in areas in which we work, play and live in. The same people, to include many of us, are totally unaware or the hidden dangers of simple, common, everyday chemicals can seriously harm us in our daily lives. Come and learn why this presentation was put together to help industry loss prevention people, emergency responders and emergency managers be smarter about the chemicals around them in their work, industries and transportation! What information do you need to make emergency decisions?
Read MoreFMCSA Updates Safety Management System (SMS) Website
Matt and Brittany provided the latest updates in which those responsible for overseeing the safety compliance requirements of their commercial fleet. The FMCSA’s redesigned Safety Measurement System (SMS), with the purpose to providing easier access to resources to help carriers improve safety compliance was reviewed. Additionally, what’s public (BASIC) and what’s private information (Crash Indicators and HazMat Compliance) was reviewed.
View the presentation video
WM-ASSP March 2022 Meeting FMCSA Safety Management System (SMS) VideoMatthew A. Kinnucan, Motor Carrier Safety Administrator at FMSCA
Brittany DeVries obtained her OSHM degree from Grand Valley State University. She has nine year of professional safety experience covering electrical utility companies such as DTE Energy and Kent Power and interstate commercial transportation. She is also a Certified Occupational Safety Specialist.
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Training, meticulous adherence to safety guidelines and situational awareness all contribute to preventing tragedies on jobsites, particularly those involving working at heights. A recent incident in Traverse City illustrates the need for emphasis on safety standards among masons and other construction workers using mast climbers in construction projects. If manufacturers or distributors of mast climbers are not training these workers or if contractors are not enforcing safety, you’re going to have a problem.
2020-21 Chapter Platinum Award
The West Michigan ASSP Chapter receives Platinum Level Recognition Award for 2020-21. Chapter President Rich DeLeau offers a heart-felt thank-you to every volunteer leader both at the chapter level and the student section level that made this possible.
