ASSP common interest group and practice specialty communities

provide accessible, virtual opportunities for members to become better safety professionals and build inclusive safety cultures. We encourage every virtual community to use their Community Annual Management and Planning Tool (CAMPT) year-round for both planning and tracking purposes. Through this tool, you also will upload reports that your community is required to submit throughout the year.

To facilitate planning and best evaluate performance, each community must complete and submit the entire CAMPT by June 30.    

Learn more about the 2024-25 Community Annual Management and Planning Tool in our FAQ

Accessing the Tool

Each common interest group and practice specialty has a custom and individualized hyperlink to the tool. Community leaders will receive their custom link via email. If you are having trouble locating or using your link, please contact the ASSP Communities Team for support.

Custom links will become available during the third full week of July.  

The Purpose of This Tool

CAMPT serves three primary purposes:

• Community Planning. CAMPT focuses on the items that are considered most important to a successful year of providing outstanding value to members. Items on the list are ideas for serving members that you can use throughout the year. The following documents are designed to aid your planning efforts.
  • 2024-25 CAMPT Guidance Document
  • 2024-25 ASSP CAMPT Planning Worksheet
• Community Feedback. By submitting your CAMPT by June 30, you will give ASSP valuable information about your community’s operations. We can use this information to provide additional support to common interest groups and practice specialties, as well as to identify outstanding communities so we can share best practices. In addition, each community must upload the following required reports via CAMPT throughout the year.
  • Annual Operating Plan - Due August 15 (communities may use this template or create their own.)
  • Succession Plan – Due August 15
  • Annual Advisory Committee Roster - Due May 31 (Process)
• Community Recognition. CAMPT is the primary recordkeeping mechanism for ASSP’s common interest group and practice specialty recognition program, which celebrates our communities’ outstanding achievements each year. The tool has three tiers of points, weighted toward the activities that best support your community’s ability to meet operating procedures requirements as you serve members. Find more details below.

Share your CAMPT feedback

Common Interest Group and Practice Specialty Recognition Program

After submitting the CAMPT, you will receive recognition for your community’s achievements. Your community must meet all operating procedures requirements to qualify for any recognition level, regardless of the number of points shown in your CAMPT.

The recognition points model is as follows:

• Bronze Level: 585 – 799
• SilverLevel: 800 – 899
• Gold Level: 900 – 1099
• Platinum: 1100 +