Make plans to attend the
2010 Professional Development Safety Summit
September 14 & 15, 2010 in Anchorage, Alaska!

Planning is underway!
If you would like to help, contact L. Bauke or A. Martinez.

Alaska Chapter awarded the 2007-2008 ASSE Chapter Star

The American Society of Safety Engineers recognized Amanda Finnegan, Alaska Chapter President, 2007-2008 and the Alaska Chapter for setting the chapter apart as a true performer, with regard to Professional Development, Chapter Communication, and Superior Service, to earn the level of CHAPTER STAR 2007-2008.

2010 Alaska ASSE Safety Professional of the Year: David DeMay, CIH, CSP

David DeMay of EHS-Alaska Inc., an Eagle River, Alaska based environmental, health, and safety consulting firm, was recently named “Safety Professional of the Year” (SPY) by the Alaska Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE). A Project Manager/HSE Consultant with EHS-Alaska, David is also an instructor for the OSHA Region X Training Center out of the University of Washington. He is board certified in the comprehensive practice of both Industrial Hygiene (CIH) and Safety (CSP), with over 25 years experience.

2009-2010 Chapter Executive Committee Elected

Contact information for the new officers is available on our Contacts page.

• President: Pat Seidl
• President-Elect: Dave DeMay
• Vice President: Ann Lindsey
• Treasurer: Phil Almeda
• Secretary: Rick Miles
• Delegate to Society House of Delegates: Amanda Finnegan

Mission Statement

The mission of the ASSE Alaska Chapter is to enhance the status and promote the advancement of the safety profession and the safety professional; to foster the technical, scientific and managerial knowledge and skills of safety, health, and environmental (the profession) professionals; and to promote the technical, societal and economic well-being of safety practitioners.

Vision Statement

The vision of the ASSE Alaska Chapter is to be the premier local organization and resource for those engaged in the practice of protecting people, property and the environment, and to lead the profession statewide.