Safety Knights

#1 I'm in Manitowoc, but Racine is a bit to far to commute for me, "Port" would be about my limit. At my age (69) not willing to move or for long commutes?

#2 My fulltime working for one organization days are OVER! After 45 years I paid my dues!

#3 As you probably know US-Whitewater has a good OHS program and they are much closer to you. UW-Platteville has something like a BS in Env/H&S Engineering program that is great but that is across the state. WI schools that is all I know at the BA/BS level. Of course U Northern Ill is the home of NESC the OSHA ATO for the west side of OSHA Region 5. They have some sort of OHS program. The Tech schools (MATC or Gateway for you) have some safety offerings but not extensive and AS programs at best. LTC up here closed their excellent Environmental Program.

#3 I am also an experienced HR Recruiter, man wrong time of year to be recruiting new grads. Before spring graduation is the best for full time. Just before school starts in the Fall not the best. Will you consider Co-Ops, Paid Interns, or Part-Time? What are the education and experience requirements. You require Certs? If you let me know the "qualifications", what you are looking for, and possibly salary and benefits I can talk to some of my friends up here in NEW.

Most love this part of WI and it would take a lot to move down there.

Good Luck!

My $.02

PS the next BS program that might be a bit related to OHS would be UW-Stout. They offer a BS in Manufacturing Engineering (was the only one like it in the state). It is along shot, but you might get a OHS person out of that program. But long shot, most degreed Engineers want to be ENGINEERS. However, I did recruit a couple of Stout's Mfg Eng grads to go into Manufacturing Ops! They were awesome!

Mark feel free to have your company post on our job board and it'll go out to the email list