PARK RIDGE, IL — The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) has published the concurrent sessions lined up for its signature safety education event this summer at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. More than 200 continuing education sessions will be available to occupational safety and health professionals who attend the Safety 2024 Professional Development Conference and Exposition from Aug. 7-9.
In addition, ASSP reminds safety professionals who have yet to register that time is short to get the best rate for Safety 2024. Register online to get the discounted early rate through March 21.
Safety 2024 is a dynamic learning and networking experience that highlights best practices, industry trends and the latest product innovations. The continuing education sessions are considered the heart of the conference, providing practical information that safety professionals can immediately put to use at their organizations.
The one-hour sessions are presented by safety experts with real-world experience. Topics include risk management, workplace violence, artificial intelligence, safety and health management systems, infectious disease exposure, heat stress, ergonomic assessments, emergency preparedness, prevention through design, fall protection, and the safety aspects of diversity, equity and inclusion.
Thousands of safety and health professionals from around the world look to ASSP’s annual conference – now in its 63rd year – to advance their careers and take advantage of networking opportunities that can help elevate safety at their companies. Attendees will also be inspired, entertained and informed by popular general sessions.
Safety professionals can earn 1.5 continuing education units (CEUs) for career advancement. Groups from the same company can save even more on registration by contacting ASSP’s Nancy O’Toole at 847.768.3466 or notoole@assp.org.
Stay informed of the latest Safety 2024 news at safety.assp.org.
About ASSP – Working together for a safer, stronger future
Since 1911, the American Society of Safety Professionals has helped occupational safety and health professionals protect people, property and the environment. The nonprofit society is based in Chicago’s suburbs. Its global membership of over 35,000 professionals develops safety and health management systems that prevent injuries, illnesses and fatalities. ASSP advances its members and the safety profession by providing member communities, serving as a trusted advisor, and elevating safety through workforce development. Its flagship journal, Professional Safety, is a longtime leader in the field. Visit www.assp.org and find us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.
Media contact: Blaine Krage, 847.768.3416, bkrage@assp.org