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 Craig Shoji. Email: CShoji@swinerton.com       < RSVP's also go to Craig 　 View Past ASSE Hawaii Chapter - Meetings & Presentations ASSE - 2010 Webinar Schedule

AIHA Hawaii Section Calendar < link - OTI UCSD - OSHA Training Institute, Hawaii Schedule BIA Hawaii - Events / Training Calendar < link Hawaii Safety Alliance Calendar < link Hawaii Safety Alliance GCA Hawaii - Safety Training < link Networking

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ASSE Hawaii	Who: Walter Chun, PhD, CSP, CHSP, CHST, Principle of OSHCON, Inc. What: Why we belong to and support our professional organizations Where: Hale Ikena, Bldg. 711 Morton Drive, Ft. Shafter When: September 16th from 11:00 to 1:00 Registration / Cost: $18 prepay (call Mary for credit card pay at 545-6458), $20 at the door RSVP: CShoji@swinerton.com
	Make time for your advancement as a safety professional and start with any of the eight workshops and seminars available in Reno, NV October 10-16. Begin the next phase of your career. Register by September 10 to save $50 off the on-site price of EACH workshop and seminar.
August OTI Classes in Hawaii See full 2010 schedule below	OSHA 510  OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry  Aug 16-19  73295 OSHA 2225  Respiratory Protection  Aug 30-Sep 2  73298 OSHA 511 OSHA Standards for General Industry Sep 13-16 73300 OSHA 521 Industrial Hygiene Sep 27-30 73302

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ASSE - 2010 Technical Webinar Schedule When No One’s Watching: The Psychology of Self-Motivation Join us in this special ASSE webcast led by Dr. E. Scott Geller, the behavioral science expert renowned for his knowledge of workplace safety! August 25, 2010  - 11:00am – 12:30pm CDT The Human Side of Safety: Using Critical Error Reduction Techniques to Dramatically Improve Safety Performance September 22, 2010  - 11:00am - 12:30pm CDT Remote Worker Safety: Infusing Motivation and Safe Actions September 29, 2010  - 11:00am - 12:30pm CDT Archived Webinars Getting Certified in Safety: Learn the Facts and Break Through the Barriers Leading Performance Measures Management Based Safety 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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OTI @ UC San Diego > http://osha.ucsd.edu/    /   click here to get to > The Hawaii page

On the Big Island, check out the 2007 meeting schedule for the Big Island Safety Association  Here is there website >> (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.

REMEMBER
　

• Networking Never Stops. Use Every Opportunity.

• Courtesy and Politeness Work Magic.

• Networking Works Both Ways. Listen Before You Speak.

• Your Most Important Asset Is Your Reputation.

• Networking Is A Connector.

• Nothing Less Than Your Best Is Ever Good Enough.

• Don't Worry About Who's Right. Worry About What's Right.

• Ability Is Nothing Without Opportunity. Network for Opportunities.

• Never Fax Your Resume Unless Requested to Do So.

• There Are No Limits to Networking. Keep At It.
  
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