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Once you have earned your CSP, you are left with the choice of whether to recertify your ASP. There are arguments for and against keeping your ASP as you advance and attain other certifications. Let’s examine the options for your ASP designation after you earn your CSP.

ASSP developed new policy statements on anticipated federal standards related to heat stress and COVID-19 as it aims to inform government officials and key stakeholders in improving the regulatory approach to workplace safety and health.

Fall protection has been No. 1 on OSHA’s top 10 list of violations since 2011. Why is that and how should you respond? Expert Thom Kramer, P.E., CSP, explains.

ASSP's signature event celebrated its 60th year in a big way as attendance doubled from its virtual conference in 2020. Safety 2021 was a hybrid experience for the first time and welcomed 4,993 registered attendees in person and online.

Wondering whether the role of safety officer is a good fit? Here is an overview of what they do and how they develop the skills they need to be effective.

ASSP extended the application deadline for speakers at Safety 2022. OSH experts now have until Friday, Oct. 15, to submit their proposals to contribute to next year’s professional conversation about workplace safety and health.

The Charles V. Culbertson Outstanding Volunteer Service Award. ASSP board members, committee members or practice specialty officers who have provided outstanding volunteer service to the Society in the past year.

Through the President’s Award, the ASSP president recognizes individuals for special service to the Society during the president’s term. Join us in recognizing the 2020-2021 recipients.

ASSP aims to further educate OSH professionals on the latest techniques and mitigation strategies to combat risk and better protect workers through its online risk education offerings. Three upcoming courses are led by expert instructors in a virtual setting.

Effective safety and health management depends on a strong culture and effective communication. Our link roundup this week includes tips for keeping your organization on the right track.

OSHA has launched several activities — including an enforcement initiative, national emphasis program and rulemaking — to combat hazards associated with extreme heat exposure – both indoors and outdoors.

In the coming weeks, OSHA will issue an emergency temporary standard that will require employers with more than 100 employees to require their workforce to be fully vaccinated or submit to weekly testing.

Workplace risks come in many forms. This week’s link roundup includes resources for creating safer and healthier workplaces.

ASSP member Luis Pieretti has been appointed to the NIOSH Board of Scientific Counselors, a federal advisory committee that provides advice and guidance to the director of NIOSH.

ASSP's practice specialties and common interest groups recognized members for their ongoing efforts and contributions to the Society.

Proper planning is key to continuous safety and business improvement. Our link roundup this week offers tips on how to prepare for whatever comes your way.

ASSP has recognized its Region Safety Professionals of the Year for their ongoing efforts and contributions to the Society.

Workplace hazards come in many forms. This week’s link roundup has resources to help you identify and mitigate hazards that may not be visible to the naked eye.

Safety and health professionals have just a few days to sign up for the online component of Safety 2021 before the rate increases on Aug. 28. The 60th annual event is Sept. 13-15.

This week’s link roundup has resources to help you protect people with effective controls.