1. To promote our profession of safety, health and environmental protection to our members through safety demonstrations, plant tours, conferences, monthly technical programs and career development (See: Benefits of Membership)

• Our meetings are not open to the general public, but we do invite prospective members (safety professionals) as guests to our meetings.

Question: How do I know if I’m a safety professional, even though I’m not an engineer?

Answer: If you meet any of the three qualifications listed below you are a safety professional and we invite you as a guest and hopefully to join with us in promoting safety, to your company and its employees.

1. Provide services to the safety, health and environment profession or cooperate with safety professionals. — Associate Member

2. Currently employed in safety, health and environment or one of its relevant specialties. — Member

3. You are a registered P.E., or are a certified CSP, CHMM, CIH, CHP, CPEA, CRSP or IOSH,RSP Plus 5 years safety experience, or have a Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university Plus 10 years of safety experience. - Professional Member

We look forward to meeting you.

2. To provide safety, health and environmental resources to the communities and business in our 20 county area, highlighted in the upper right hand corner of this Home Page.

• Even though our meetings, tours, demonstration, and conferences are not open to the general public, we do have something for you.
• Please check out or Links Page. Example topics listed below:
  • Child Safety
  • Church Safety
  • Computer Workstation Safety
  • Farm Safetyo Food Safety
  • Holiday Safety
  • Home Safety
  • Office Safety
  • Ranch Safety
  • Recreational Safety
  • Retail Safety
  • School Safety
  • Senior Safety
  • Small Business Safety
  • Vehicle Safety
  • Weather Safety
  • Wholesale Safety
  • and others

These include safety checklists, fact sheets, and safety pamphlets, primarily from governmental, organizational, and educational sources.