The Governors Pacific-Rim Safety and Health Conference is the premier safety
and health conference in Hawaii, attracting speakers and attendees from all
over the pacific region. It is a nationally recognized conference that is world
class in breadth and quality.
It is designed to meet the needs of Hawaii businesses, institutions, federal
- state and local goverment providing safety practicianers with state of the
art programs and dynamci technical presentation to help you maximize the safety
offorts of your organization.
The conference will have several specialty tracks designed for specific audiances
including:
Beyond Safety 101 (our newby track for those just getting started or who
want to learn more about why and how to set up a safety program)
Construction Safety (for this diversified and challenging industy)
Health and Environmental (for those special issues that are hidden from
view and can take time to manifest)
General Industry (for the many businesses, institutions, and goverment agencies
that provide a variety of services and products that support our ecomony)
Special Program Events (a variety of vendors and service providers in the
exhibit area as well as motivational speakers, key individuals that are leaders
both nationally and locally in the area of occupational safety, as well as
key local political figures interested in making Hawaii a safer place to live,
work and play).
The slogan for our conference in 2014 is:
COMING TOGETHER TO PRESERVE LIFE FOREVER
"E Ho'o Lokahi I Ke ‘Ola Mau”.
Program information updates will be provided as the program develops
NEED COC (or other continuing education) POINTS? COC Points can be obtained,
per BCSP Guidelines:
With a proof of paid attendance, the individual may claim credit for the entire
conference per following guidelines:
2 or more days qualifies the attendee for 1 point.
At least one full day, but less than 2 days qualifies the attendee for 0.5
point.
Less than a full day does not qualify the attendee for any COC points.
Your Pac Rim Executive Board at a planning session in early 2004.
