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VPPPA Safety & Health Achievement Program

VPPPA Safety & Health Achievement Award winners will be recognized at the 24th Annual National VPPPA Conference, August 25-28, 2008, in Anaheim, CA.

Congratulations to the 2008 VPPPA Safety & Health Achievement Award Winners.

Application Deadline: May 1, 2009

Whether it is at the worksite or in the community, the VPPPA Safety & Health Achievement Program provides special acknowledgement to non-managerial employees at VPPPA member sites who have taken the initiative to learn and apply safety and health best practices. Candidates are expected to fulfill the program criteria and complete a workbook containing questions on the major elements of workplace safety and health.

The program is geared toward hourly, non safety and health workers at VPPPA member sites. Those certified in safety and health professional fields are not eligible to apply (i.e. - Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIH), Professional Engineers (PE) and Certified Safety Professionals (CSP)).

How do I get started?

In order to enter the VPPPA Safety & Health Achievement Program, candidates must be prequalified by completing the Achievement Award Application (This page is accessible to VPPPA Members only).

VPPPA Safety & Health Achievement Program award winners will be recognized at the 25th Annual National VPPPA Conference, August 24-27, 2009, in San Antonio, TX. Winners will receive a commemorative award and gain visibility in VPPPA publications and the national media. In addition, a letter of distinction will be sent to key individuals, including the winner's CEO, plant manager and OSHA officials.


Program Criteria

  • VPPPA membership in good standing
  • Hourly worker status
  • Safety and health program knowledge, training and involvement in the worksite and/or in your community
  • Outreach to other worksites or the community
  • Letters of recommendation from your worksite and other worksites
  • Involvement in the VPPPA

Safety and Health Workbook Components

  • OSHA standards and procedures
  • Accident investigation
  • General workplace safety and health
  • Safety and health training
  • Hazard assessment, prevention and control
  • Employee involvement in safety and health
  • VPP procedures and requirements
  • Fall protection

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BP donates $100,000 to the VPPPA Scholarship Fund



For more information about VPPPA programs, please
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