Upcoming Events
Future Meeting Plans
October — LOTO - "How to Effectively Control Hazardous Energy" - Dean Davison with Brady Corporation - John Carroll and Randy Ingle from Industrial Distribution Group November — Speaker: Brooke Russell - Executive Director of SC National Safety Council; Topic: "Partnering with SC ASSE for a Safer SC" December — Christmas event - Planned by Executive Committee January 2009 — PPE Assessments - David Shriver of Hagermeyer |
About Us
We are the South Carolina chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) located in the Midlands and Pee Dee areas of South Carolina. Our Chapter was founded in 1955, and we currently have 127 members. This year our meetings will primarily be during lunch on the first Monday of the month at The Training Center of C. R. Jackson, Inc., 100 Independence Blvd., Columbia, SC. This year we will be covering a great variety of safety topics (see the Calendar). The meetings are a great opportunity for networking and to stay up to date on current safety topics!
Job Line
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What's New
- Newsletter
- Updated 3 Year Strategic Plan (PDF) for the SC Chapter of ASSE
- Sponsor Information (PDF)
We invite Sponsors to participate with us. Join us by sponsoring a meeting or contributing to our Sponsor in Safety Campaign, raising money for safety scholarships.
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The South Carolina Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers extends our thoughts and prayers to the loved ones of the 9 brave Firemen from Charleston South Carolina killed in the line of duty June 18, 2007.
A memorial fund has been established for the families of the fallen Charleston firefighters. Those wishing to contribute should make checks payable to the "City of Charleston Fireman's Fund", and drop them off at any Bank of America location in the United States.
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