ASSP Greater Detroit Chapter

06/06/2026

In her final President’s Message, Linda Tapp looks back on the past year with gratitude for the opportunity to lead our Society and pride in all that we have accomplished.

06/06/2026

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 15th workplace fatality of 2026.

According to information reported to MIOSHA, on May 30, a 50-year-old laborer was performing tree trimming operations when a tree branch fell and struck the worker in the head.

Tree care and trimming operations can expose workers to serious struck-by hazards from falling limbs, branches and trees.

Every workplace fatality is a tragic reminder of the importance of protecting workers and promoting safe work practices on every jobsite.

🔗 Learn more about workplace fatalities in Michigan: https://bit.ly/49DfiDx

📚 Free safety and health assistance is available through MIOSHA Consultation Education and Training: Michigan.gov/CET

05/29/2026

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 13th and 14th workplace fatalities of 2026.

According to information reported to MIOSHA, on May 26, 2026, a 49-year-old transportation maintenance worker and a 51-year-old transportation maintenance worker were patching potholes along the right shoulder of northbound US-127 south of Holt Road. A passenger vehicle swerved to avoid the arrow-board truck, and the driver subsequently lost control. The vehicle entered the work area and struck both workers.

Roadside and highway work activities can expose workers to constantly changing conditions and serious struck-by hazards.

Every workplace fatality is a tragic reminder of the importance of protecting workers and promoting safe work practices on every jobsite.

🔗 Learn more about workplace fatalities in Michigan: https://bit.ly/49DfiDx

Free workplace safety and health assistance: Michigan.gov/CET

05/29/2026

Join the MIOSHA team!

MIOSHA is hiring an Occupational Safety Advisor in the Consultation Education and Training Division serving West Michigan.

This position provides workplace safety consultation, training and outreach to employers, workers and organizations across Michigan’s construction industry.

Responsibilities include:
• Identifying workplace hazards
• Conducting on-site safety training
• Helping employers improve workplace safety and health programs
• Supporting MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI) courses and outreach

📍 Home office required in portions of West Michigan
📅 Apply by June 9, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

Apply now: https://bit.ly/4dya5QU

05/27/2026

Upcoming Technical Meeting!

From Silence to Success: Building a Culture of Psychological Safety
June 2, 2026
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

For more information and to register visit:

From Silence to Success: Building a Culture of Psychological Safety  June 2, 2026  12:00 pm - 1:00 pm From Silence to Success: Building a Culture of Psychological Safety PRESENTED BY: Ryan Bouda, Professional Development Specialist WHEN: Tuesday, June 2 at 12 PM VIRTUAL ONLY CEUs will be avail...

05/27/2026

So very Sad

The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration has confirmed two workers have died on the job in the last week.

05/03/2026

03/13/2026

MIOSHA is hiring! See the details below

MIOSHA is hiring!

The Michigan Occupational Safety & Health Administration (MIOSHA) is currently accepting applications for an Executive Secretary position supporting the MIOSHA Bureau Director.

This role provides executive-level administrative support and helps coordinate key activities across MIOSHA’s divisions.

📅 Application deadline: March 20, 2026
🔗 Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/4lqSvAn

Join us in supporting MIOSHA’s mission to protect the workplace safety and health of Michigan workers.

03/13/2026

How can you build a stronger culture at your workplace?

Meghna Chaudhary has six steps to help you get started.

03/10/2026

How can AI help your organization solve problems and make better decisions that support worker safety?

Natasha Porter of our AI Task Force has some thoughts.