Chapter Events Calendar

We post safety activities going on in Hawaii. If you have a S,H, & E. meeting, seminar or workshop that you would like to post, let us know by contacting our President Elect and Program Coordinator Howard Hendricks.
Email: HowardH@gloverltd.com       < RSVP's also go to Howard

　
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ASSE - 2011 Webinar Schedule

AIHA Hawaii Section Calendar < link

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 UCSD - OSHA Training Institute, Hawaii Schedule

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GCA Hawaii - Safety Training < link
Hawaii Transportation Association
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ASSE Hawaii
AIHA - Hawaii

                      Joint Meeting - AIHA Hawaii Local Section and ASSE Hawaii Chapter

What:  Professional Ethics and Responsibility - What you need to know to keep you and your company out of trouble.
Who: Curt Beck, PE, Professional Ethics Chair for the Hawaii Society of Professional Engineers to speak on Professional Responsibility - what it is and why it's important.
- Jennifer Shishido, CIH  and ASSE:  on the ABIH and ASSE Code of Ethics with workshop on real world examples.
- Bob McEldowney:  on the OSHA Grinnell Decision and how it impacts third party audits and what professionals need to know to protect themselves and their clients. 
Where: Ft. Shafter, Hale Ikena Club House
When: February 23 from 7:30 - 12:30. Program begins at 8:00
Cost: AIHA & ASSE Members - $50, Non-members - $75
Registration: tavias@hawaii.edu            Flyer
What: A set of two free safety training sessions on Maui for employers with Spanish speaking employees
1 - OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety Training in SPANISH - Tuesday Jan. 24 & Thursday Jan. 26
2 - Workplace Safety & Your Spanish Speaking Employee - “How to Communicate and Work with Your Spanish Speaking Workforce” - Wednesday Jan. 25 (in English for English Speaking Supervisors/ Managers)
 Who: Hector M. Escarcega CSP, ARM of Bilingual Solutions International. Email HectorEscarcega@aol.com
Questions call (323) 256-6968 or visit website at www.BilingualBiz.com
Where: J. Walter Cameron Center (95 Mahalani Street, Wailuku, Maui)
When: January 24th, 25th and 26th, see above for courses on these days - 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Cost: $FREE
RSVP: Contact HTDC-MEP at 808-875-5991or mark@htdc.org 
http://www.htdc.org/programsservices/mep.html SPACE IS LIMITED / Register ASAP!
Flyer < click here

ASSE Hawaii & HIOSH		 What: 12th Biennial Governor's Pacific Rim Safety & Health Conference
 Who: Everyone is welcome. We'll have about 60 speakers and 100 exhibitors.
Where: Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu, HI
When: April 16-18, 2012
Registration / Cost: starts at $425, see registration link below for more details
Registration: Link    

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ASSE - 2011 Technical Webinar Schedule<

COMING SOON IN THE ASSE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM 

Upcoming Live Webinars:
　

  • Managing First Aid Programs
    December 7, 2011 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM CDT
  • Lessons Learned from a Real World Journey: Overcoming the Odds to EHS Excellence – The McWane Story
    Wednesday, January 4, 2012, 11:00AM - 12:30PM CST
  • GHS & HCS Crash Course in Compliance: What You Need to Know Now!
    Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 11:00AM - 12:30PM CST
  • Going Out on Your Own: Tools and Tips For the New Consultant
    Wednesday, January 25, 2012, 11:00AM - 12:30PM CST
  • Achieving an All Employee 100% Committed Safety Culture
    February 8, 2012 - 11:00AM - 12:30PM CST

    • NEW - Safety-On-Demand Webinars

    ON-DEMAND WEBCAST - featuring Safety 2010 Plenary Session Speaker, Dr. David Michaels - A Conversation With Assistant Secretary for OSHA Dr. David Michaels – What to Do About Safety Incentives?

    ON-DEMAND WEBCAST - Leading Measures for Improving Safety Performance

    ON-DEMAND WEBCAST - Ten Characteristics that Distinguish Great Safety Organizations: What Leaders do to Make Them Real

    ON-DEMAND WEBCAST - Prevention Through Design - Guidelines for Addressing Occupational Risks in Design and Redesign Processes

    Check out this short overview of ASSE’s new, easier-to-use, webinar registration site!

    Important Note: Tips for using ASSE's Webinars.

    Join other Safety Professionals in ASSE’s "Virtual Classroom" during our Technical Webinar Series. This series successfully combines the benefits of instructor-led training with the advantages of highly convenient and accessible on-line delivery.

    Our expert instructors present material live to your desktop or laptop or for even more convenience recorded sessions that can be accessed any-time, any where as long as you have internet connection. ASSE Technical Webinars deliver cutting edge topics, reduced time in training, flexible scheduling and decreased training costs.

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    University California San Diego Extension   
    OSHA Training Institute      
    ▲ click here ▲ for online information ▲
     ▼Hawaii Course Schedule▼
                    
        2012 OTI Class Schedule
       All of these classes are offered in Hawaii on Oahu at the
       BIA - Construction Training Center of the Pacific in Waipahu

    DATE

    		 LOCATION

    COURSE

    		 SEC ID
    Spring 2012

    Waipahu


    Fall Protection (OSHA 3110)
     OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry (OSHA 510)
     Principles of Ergonomics (OSHA 2250)
         Trenching and Excavation (OSHA 3010)

    		 　
    Fall 2012

    Waipahu

    		 Schedule coming soon 　

    　

    UPCOMING OSHA COURSES ON MAUI.

                          480 Welakahao Road Kihei, HI 96753

    Roadway Safety- To be announced

    Ask Scott (6-2-10)

    Q:  I have heard that there are major changes to the OSHA 10 and 30 Hour Outreach Training Program being announced by OSHA, can you tell us about them?

     A:  There are major changes being announced and over the next little while we'll be sending out a letter to all UCSD-authorized Trainers detailing them. As with most changes there will be a roll-out period and we will keep you informed.  The first major change, which should be included immediately is incorporation of the new "Introduction to OSHA"  It is critical that all Instructors teaching the 10 and 30 hour courses incorporate this 2 hour block into their instruction. Please see the listing below with accompanying links for assistance.  IMPORTANT NOTE: OSHA will not be updating their website with this new requirement until sometime in the future...however, it is effective immediately.
     
    Another change which you should begin planning for and implementing is the elimination of single day 10 hour classes and less than 4 day 30 hour classes.  If you have a printed catalog with scheduled classes under current policy these will be honored through 2010, otherwise, please implement this change now.
     
    There will be others as well; it is a time of change.  First step: Start including the 2 hour Introduction to OSHA as defined below and follow the Instructor Guide very closely.  Best wishes, and thank you for your service as Trainers.

     While we construct our own Resources site, we are indebted to our friends at USF for allowing us to link to the documents below.

    Introduction to OSHA (also use for 30 hour courses) NEW 2 HOUR MANDATORY
    Construction
     Powerpoint
    Instructor Guide
    Student Manual

    General Industry
     Powerpoint
    Instructor Guide
    Student Manual
     　

    OTI @ UC San Diego > http://osha.ucsd.edu/    /   click here to get to > The Hawaii page


    On the Big Island, check out the the Big Island Safety Association     >> (BISA Website)

    NETWORKING

    Remember, who you know and who knows you is the basis of networking, and you never outgrow your need for contacts. Networking is not just appearing somewhere one time; it is interacting with people. A network activity merely gives you a place to do it. You build your own network just like one builds anything worthwhile: slowly, with patience and quality. Whether it works or not is ultimately up to you. Remember, with all contacts you have one opportunity to make a first impression. Mistakes and errors are costly and very difficult to correct, and gossip and rumor-mongers love to spread negative, not positive information about your mistakes. As in all endeavors, the losers of life are waiting to attack the beginners and the winners.

    Networking is not an event. It is a process of building relationships. By becoming part of a networking organization you are not taking over other people's networks. You have to do more than merely pay dues to a professional organization; you must appear at activities and events and make personal connections with people. Talk to people, be curious, ask questions and follow through if you make commitments to call or send an article of interest. Do not have dead- end conversations. Be open and articulate. Networking is an exchange, not an exploitation. Give more than you get. Personal contacts will always get things done; they speed up the process to success. You are the C.E.O. of your own network, and it is totally your responsibility. No one else can do it for you.

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