Safety Volunteers

The Safety Council of Western New England's vision is to be the leading resource and provider of safety education, training and products throughout Western New England. Our SCWNE volunteers' possess a wide range of environmental, health, safety and security experience and take pleasure from continued involvement in roles such as classroom instructors, fund developers, marketers, technologist, office administers, etc. SCWNE volunteers are often retired safety professionals or individuals in job transition and represent a variety of industries. Volunteers contribute as much or as little time as they wish and enjoy sharing their safety expertise. SCWNE respects and values the passion these dedicated volunteers have for the safety profession and the time they donate to help SCWNE meet its mission.

Who are SCWNE volunteers?

SCWNE volunteers are successful business professionals just like you. The men and women of SCWNE have owned, operated and/or managed safety and security businesses and/or departments. The variety of people and skills adds value to the quality of SCWNE's education and training. Some of the careers that create great SCWNE volunteers include:

Certified Safety Professional	Office administrators/clerical assistants
Compliance Outreach Trainers	Occupational Safety & Health Managers
Consultants	Occupational Safety & Health Nurses
Emergency Medical Technicians	OSHA Compliance Officers
Emergency Preparedness Manager	Police Officers
Environmental Attorney	Public Health
Environmental Engineer	Physicians
Environmental Trainer	Psychologists
Environmental Health Manager	Registered Nurses
Ergonomics	Risk Management
Facilities Manager	Safety Directors/Managers/Engineers
Fire Fighters	Security Director/Managers
Industrial Hygienist	Surgeons
Loss Prevention	Teachers and Trainers
MSHA Inspectors	Workers' Compensation

SCWNE volunteers achieve ongoing client allegiance through consistently providing relevant safety information and knowledge about industry standards, training, products and services.

Do I Have To Be Retired To Volunteer?

No. A number of SCWNE volunteers own businesses, manage corporations or own consulting firms. These working professionals contribute to SCWNE as workshop presenters, counselors in our safety network, assembling classroom materials, marketing SCWNE, recruiting members, etc...just about any role you could possibly think of. Both retired and working professionals are welcome to become a SCWNE volunteer.

How Can I Become a SCWNE Volunteer?

Please spend some time on this web site to become familiar with SCWNE's missions and goals. You can send an email to General Information or call 413-783-1632 for more information about volunteer opportunities.

Why Does SCWNE Interview Volunteer Candidates Before Accepting?

There are many business people with exceptional business skills. However, transferring business skills into an effective volunteer role requires additional discussion on how to effectively apply these business skills…achieving a mutually satisfying relationship for all...a good fit for the organization and volunteer.

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