Region 1 ROC – September 21 & 22, 2016 Day 1 8:00 a.m. • Call to Order • Welcome Liz Urban!! • Roll Call & Quorum • Chapter welcome – Valley Coastal • Thank you Atis and team! (Or, maybe all Atis!) • Review and approve Spring ROC minutes • ARVP changes and recognition • Why a ROC? • Rules of the Road
Region 1 ROC – September 21 & 22, 2016 8:45 • ROC Mission: In support of the Society’s mission Region I ROC will: ü Provide guidance, tools, and resources to chapter leadership to enable efficient operations and maintenance of a chapter’s charter; ü Provide and promote professional development and networking opportunities to Region I members; ü Act as good stewards of Region and Chapter resources; and, ü Provide guidance to the COMRA and the Board of Directors on issues affecting chapters and members. • Meeting Objectives • Appointment of a Parliamentarian • Appointment of Timekeeper
ASSE September 21, 2016 (Thanks James!) What do you know??
ASSE • Refer to ourselves as “The Society” • Why not the “Nat…” word?
ASSE OVERVIEW • Oldest professional safety society Members represent • Committed to more than 80 countries protecting people, property and the environment 65% of CSPs are • 38,000 + members • Manage, supervise, research and consult on SH&E
ASSE • Mission • Dedicated to the advancement of its (ASSE) members and the profession through education and advocacy • Vision • Global advocate and premier leader for the SH&E professional and the profession • Values • Service to humanity • Value of The Profession • Members • Professional development • Ethical behavior
ASSE • Goals & Objectives • Recognized as the thought leader of the profession by initiating new ideas, innovations, and solutions to guide SH&E professionals • Define the standards of professional competency, and be the authoritative resource for SH&E professionals seeking training, education, and development • Recognized source of SH&E knowledge and resources • Voice of the SH&E Profession • Foster and sustain a global community among SH&E professionals • Expand its sphere of influence through diverse and responsible Society growth
Board of Directors • Responsibility • Management and operation of the Society • Planning and implementation of programs and activities • Adopt and administer an annual budget within fiscal policy • Develops and maintains operating procedures • Renders all official interpretations of the ASSE Bylaws
Councils • CoPS • Council on Professional Standards • CoPA • Council on Professional Affairs • CoPD • Council on Professional Development • CoRA • Council on Regional Affairs
Council on Region Affairs (CoRA) Consists of a Vice President (as Chair) and the RVPs; Is responsible for the policies and opera9ng procedures for Regions, Areas, Chapters, and Sec9ons as it relates to membership development and services. From leC-to-right: Ashok Garlapa9 (Region 9 - Global); Maribeth Anderson (VP CoRA); Tim Page- BoLorff (Region 2); Dan Hopwood (Region 1); Steven Gray (Region 3); Aaron Cameron (Region 8); Alicia Mitchell (Region 6); Andrea Ball (Region 4); Diana Stegall (Region 5); Tara Falin (Region 7) .
Council on Region Affairs (CoRA) There are opportuni9es to par9cipate on the 3 commiLees within CoRA: Educa9on and Training; Chapter Opera9ons; Membership Development. You can get more info here: hLp://www.asse.org/membership/leadership-connec9on/.
Committees & Task Forces • Bylaws Committee • Finance Committee • Chapter Operations • Foundation Research Committee • Common Interest Groups • Foundation Scholarship • Blacks In Safety Engineering Committee (BISE) • Safety Professionals And the • Future Safety Leaders Latino Workforce (SPALW) Conference Committee • Women In Safety • Governmental Affairs Engineering (WISE) Committee • Young Professionals in • Leadership Conference SH&E (YP) Committee • Compensation Committee • Membership Development • Educational Standards Committee • Nominations & Elections Committee • Executive Committee • PDC Planning Committee
Practice Specialties & Branches Member Login Cart Home Contact OSHJobs Safety Body of Knowledge Español Search Environmental Ergonomics Recently Viewed Print Page Send Page Register | Login | Help Shopping Cart Fire Protection Membership Publications/Standards Professional Development & Events Practice Specialties Govt / Professional A ff airs Foundation Newsroom About Practice Specialties Home > Practice Specialties Healthcare Industrial Hygiene Interact With Us International Management Manufacturing Military Excel and Enrich your Career with ASSE Practice Specialties, Branches and For ASSE Members: Common Interest Groups Login into your ASSE profile to Add desired practice specialties, Mining Oil & Gas branches and/or common interest Get the latest: Review technical content that advances the practice of safety across the broad spectrum of the groups with to your shopping cart profession, from program management to culture change, risk assessment to fatality prevention. and check out. Take your career to new heights: Connect with an extensive network to access expert guidance, share Public Sector Risk Management/Insurance knowledge and exchange ideas. The more you participate, whether it's through open conference calls, group For Non-Members: webinars or social media sites, the more you gain. Join ASSE and your desired practice specialties, branches The power of volunteering: Explore a wide range of volunteer opportunities that will help you build your and/or common interest groups at Training & Communications Transportation leadership skills and increase your value in the workplace and beyond. You can also earn recertification points the same time. by contributing articles and other content that expand the profession's body of knowledge. Member Resources Membership benefits include industry portals that contain: CoPS Awards Blog: Get current news and industry updates CoPS Awards Publications: Read the latest technical articles and access our archive of past publications Utilities Ask the Experts: Seek expert guidance on technical questions Administrator’s message: Learn about the practice specialty’s initiatives and events O ffi cers: Meet your volunteer leaders New Members: See who’s joined the group Awards & Honors: Recognize volunteers and leaders Get Involved: Learn about opportunities to develop your leadership skills Common Interest Groups View Sample Articles via our Annual Best-of-the-Best Publication Get Published Get Published Practice Specialties Blacks in Safety Engineering Jobs Jobs Academics Construction Safety Professionals & the Latino Workforce Consultants Engineering Women in Safety Engineering
Regions • Purpose • Assist in administering programs • Communicate between the Board, other Regions and Chapters • Guide and mentor Chapters • Conduct activities that further Society’s objectives
Chapters • 153 + • 143 US; 10 Global • Purpose • Promote the advancement of the safety profession and professionals • Development of its members in the geographical areas served • How • Develop and promote educational programs (monthly technical meetings) • Develop and disseminate information and materials (media relations, newsletters, website) • Provide and support forums for interchange of knowledge (networking) • Foster liaison with local organizations of related disciplines • Inaugurate and implement programs and projects consistent with Chapter & Society
Region 1 ROC – September 21 & 22, 2016 Dan’s Comments • First, thank you • Work to do • Agenda is flexible/amenable to change • Appreciate the input of each of you and as a group • Seems to be very busy “out there” • Making a difference?
Region 1 ROC – September 21 & 22, 2016 • Election of a Deputy Regional Vice President • But first, let’s thank Tom Logan for all of his fine efforts! • And, I want to recognize the ARVP’s for all of their efforts
Region 1 ROC – September 21 & 22, 2016 10:00 – 10:30 & 11:00 – 11:30 • ARVP Reports • Ted • Teddi • JT • Bruce • Steve Break at 10:30-11:00
Brings together nearly 200 ASSE Leaders to: • Improve leadership skills • Share knowledge • Position ASSE Chapter, Practice Specialty, and Common Interest Group leaders for success Register at http://lc.asse.org/
Region 1 ROC – September 21 & 22, 2016 11:30 • Region 1 Issues • 5 year plan • Chapter visit schedule and updates • COMT reports • Leadership – to follow • Other – to follow: Foundation, PDC Insurance and Maribeth Message
Chapter Opera7ons Management Tool (COMT) The COMT is the main performance report for chapters. To assist with Chapter planning and evaluate performance, each chapter is required to complete & submit the COMT by June 30, 2017. More info can be found at hLp://www.asse.org/oc/comt/. 2016-2017 Chapter Recogni7on Program Chapters receive points based on the informa9on submiLed through the COMT tool. Chapter's ac9vi9es and programs throughout the year earn them various levels of recogni9on. The 2016-2017 recogni9on model is as follows: Level Points Range Req'd Bronze 1,000-1,779 Silver 1,780-2,779 Gold 2,880-4,479 Pla9num 4,480-5,505
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