Salutations to You All,

Hope everyone had a great month. If you were not able to attend the February 23rd meeting, no worries — the presentation is now available for review.

While meetings routinely cover safety procedures and logistics, it is equally important to hear from individuals who have navigated their professional journeys, embraced mentorship, and understand the true meaning of being both a mentee and a mentor. This presentation shares a career path shaped by intentional guidance, strong mentorship, and the impact of the HEART model in professional growth. It highlights how mentorship can influence confidence, direction, and long-term career development.

Please take a moment to review the slides:

If there is any interest in becoming a mentor or mentee, additional information and sign-up details can be found through the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) website at ASSP.org.

Thank you for your continued engagement and commitment to professional growth.

– ASSP South Texas Chapter

2026 Region III ASSP PDC Planning is underway for the Fall 2026 Region III ASSP Professional Development Conference, taking place September 21–23, 2026, and we are seeking monetary sponsorship partners to support attendee materials.

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Did you miss the South Texas January meeting? No worries!
We’ve got you covered. Perla Romero’s presentation is now available and right at your fingertips.

We’re excited to share her insights with those who couldn’t attend and to give attendees a chance to revisit the material. Feel free to review, download, and share with your teams.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a special thank-you to Perla Romero for an engaging and informative presentation!

Download the Presentation PDF

Due to inclement weather, including freezing rain, icy road conditions, and below-freezing temperatures across the San Antonio area, travel may be hazardous—especially on bridges and overpasses.

After a brief vote by the Chapter Board, the group collectively agreed to move the January 26, 2026, meeting to a 𝘃𝗶𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁 to prioritize everyone’s safety while still allowing us to move forward as planned.

Please stay safe, limit travel during icy conditions, and take steps now to prepare for extended cold weather.