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AHMP New Member Special

Attend the 2011 AHMP National Conference at the non-member rate and you may opt to receive a free AHMP membership for one year!*

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Join for Free!

AHMP membership is an invaluable asset for environmental health, safety and security (EHS&S), hazardous materials and waste management professionals.

AHMP Membership…

  • Connects you to a national network of more than 4,000 industry professionals
  • Provides substantial savings on professional development opportunities
  • Grants you access to industry-specific career services
  • Keeps you current on how the latest news and developments affect you as a professional
  • Maximizes your networking reach
  • Positions you to take advantage of the many additional resources and services AHMP offers
  • Best dollar for dollar value in the EHS&S industry.

Visit www.AHMPnet.org for a complete list of AHMP's value-added member benefits.

* Non-Member National Conference attendees may decline this membership offer.

For More Information

A. Cedric Calhoun, CAE
Executive Director
ccalhoun@AHMPnet.org
Toll-free: 1-800-437-0137
Phone: 301-634-7428

2011 AHMP Student Program

Local college students will network with EHS&S professionals during the National Conference in Austin, Texas during two specified times—Saturday during the AHMP Community Service Project and on Tuesday during the Student Session.

The Community Service Project will allow students to directly interact with EHS&S professionals in a real-life situation where they can learn “on the job” from individuals who are in the field. The Student Session will involve an interactive training session and an afternoon breakout with industry vendors. The program format will feature experienced professionals sharing the good, bad and the ugly of their career progression, an insight in to the career path of professional certifications and membership organizations, how to get a job in the EHS&S industry and the challenges of industry, governments, municipalities, and others with an interest in environmental fields. This interactive forum will give student participants the opportunity to network with a variety of members with diverse careers.