On Thursday, July 31, 2025, the Long Beach Chapter of ASSP gathered for a memorable evening at The Boathouse, right on the water. The scenic waterfront setting provided the perfect backdrop for networking, laughter, and great conversation among our community of safety professionals.

Members and guests enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere, beautiful views, and the chance to connect outside of our usual technical sessions. It was an evening of shared stories, new connections, and a celebration of the camaraderie that makes our chapter so strong.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this night a success. We look forward to seeing you at our upcoming educational events and future mixers as we continue to build relationships and advance safety excellence together!

The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) is proud to recognize the Long Beach Chapter for achieving Platinum Level Recognition for the 2024–2025 year.

This prestigious designation reflects the chapter’s commitment to excellence in leadership, member engagement, and advancing the safety profession. The recognition is based on the chapter’s performance and accomplishments as reported in the Chapter Operations Management Tool (COMT) submitted by June 30, 2025, and thoroughly reviewed by the Regional Vice President and Area Director.

Members of the Long Beach Chapter of the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) recently came together for two lively networking events that blended professional connection with good food and fun.

On August 28, members gathered at Tantalum in Long Beach, followed by another well-attended outing at Jade Sushi on September 3. Both events offered a relaxed environment for safety professionals to meet, share experiences, and strengthen ties within the chapter. The evenings were filled with conversation, collaboration, and of course—delicious food.

Networking events like these are a vital part of the Long Beach Chapter’s commitment to building community. They provide members with a chance to connect outside of formal meetings, forge new professional relationships, and deepen existing ones.

A special thanks goes to Chapter President Allyson Haines (previously Clark) for organizing these successful gatherings and helping foster a welcoming environment for all.

Stay tuned for details on upcoming networking opportunities and events by visiting the Long Beach ASSP Chapter website.