The Alberta Society of Health and Safety Professionals (ASHSP) is a professional association incorporated in the Province of Alberta under the Societies Act.
Alberta, Canada
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Collaboration is key to growth!
Connect with fellow health and safety professionals, share insights, and help shape the future of our profession. Together, we’re stronger. 💬
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Communication.
Collaboration.
Commitment.
A professional organization can enhance credibility among peers, clients, and the public.
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The Alberta Society of Health and Safety Professionals (ASHSP) is dedicated to elevating the field of occupational health and safety (OHS) in Alberta into fully-recognized professions protected by law.
Learn more and join the ASHSP at: ashsp.ca/about-us/
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The ASHSP is dedicated to elevating the field of occupational health and safety (OHS) in Alberta into fully-recognized professions protected by law.
Learn more at: ashsp.ca/about-us/
#ASHSP #hsealberta
Simply put, 'quality' means having standards.
We are creating those standards to measure our industry by.
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Making a change requires sustained effort. It is not enough to simply wish for change; it requires consistent action and commitment.
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‼️View our latest Newsletter for important news, updates, and information for members & non-members: ashsp.ca/newsletter/ashsp-no…
The ASHSP needs you! Developing a professionally recognized organization is no small feat, but it is worth it. #ASHSP #healthandsafetyprofessionals
🌟 Becoming a member of the ASHSP means that you gain a competitive edge by being part of a standards development team.
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Our latest updates in our July 2024 ASHSP Newsletter:
ashsp.ca/newsletter/ashsp-ju…
View our latest newsletter to find all details regarding the upcoming Annual General Meeting taking place on May 25th, as well as the deadline for members looking to put their name forward for Board Positions for the fiscal year of 2024-2025:
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Catch up with the ASHSP in our February 2024 newsletter: bit.ly/49xZnEZ
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Please check out our latest updates in our December 2023 Newsletter: ashsp.ca/newsletter/december…
Feedback is always welcome and encouraged! #ASHSP #SafetyProfessionals
Please take a look at our November 2023 Newsletter for updates on what we've been up to and are working on:
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Today, August 31st, is International Overdose Awareness Day.
Follow the link to learn about what can be done today to help #EndOverdose
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Brent , Rory and Jason attended the @AOHNA1 Conference this past Friday and had a great time discussing the importance of the ASHSP goals.
We took the opportunity to continue building a relationship with other organizations that work in our space and agree that the professions should be regulated.
Brent gave a great presentation on the relationship between the Industrial Hygienist and the Occupational Health Nurse continuing to be a great steward of both the ASHSP and the Industrial Hygiene profession.
#industrialhygiene #hseprofessionals #ashsp #regulation
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Today we observe #NationalForkliftSafetyDay. Consider your employees' #WorkplaceSafety and take the time to reassess your training and safety guidelines. bit.ly/NSCLiftTruckTraining
🚨 We are hosting a Member Meet and Greet in Calgary at National on 17th this Thursday, June 15th at 5:00PM - 6:30PM. We hope to see you there for some food and drink! #ashsp
The ASHSP seeks to have the practice of health and safety in Alberta recognized as a true Profession with legally protected title, scope of practice protection, and a Professional Regulatory Organization to provide oversight and protect the public interest and safety of Albertans
Currently, in the field of occupational health and safety (OHS), there is no legal title protection or scope of practice protection. This means anyone can call themselves an OHS professional and claim to be competent in understanding, interpreting,
and applying OHS legislation and best practices.
There are a number of OHS practitioners, both certified and uncertified. Though some possess the necessary skills, aptitude, knowledge, and training to do the job well, there are others who do not possess such attributes. #ohs