2000's \"I need to protect Myself\" 1920's \"Quantity Not Quality\" 1970's It's Just Asbestos; \"Don't Worry About It\" 1950's Get it done!: \"The Troops Need It\". Future: \"Technology Replaces Humans\" SAFETY: Past to Present: \"What Have We Learned\" Kirk D. Sandles Columbia Southern University AGENDA 1. Pasty Safety Historical Events 2 2. Prevailing Theories Of Accident Causation 3. Advances in Modern Safety and Beyond 4. Conclusion 13-6 7 8 Past Safety Historical Events Unit Assignments Unit I PowerPoint Presentation You have been invited to present to a group of working adults who have identified themselves as potential candidates for the safety profession. Prepare a PowerPoint presentation consisting of eight slides (not counting the title and reference slides) that depicts the history of the safety professional (then and now) and the prevailing theories of accident causation. Ensure the presentation wraps up with an overview of the current safety profession, including rules, responsibilities, roles that the safety professional may fulfill, and the availability of special certifications to be earned in this profession. The CSU Success Center resources below are available to view should you need additional assistance in the development of your PowerPoint presentation: PowerPoint: From Zero to Hero (Basic): https://youtu.be/YyOBClOA72w This webinar will demonstrate how to make a basic PowerPoint presentation as well as how to incorporate backgrounds, text, pictures, screen shots, and other elements that will be useful for making a basic PowerPoint. PowerPoint Presentations (Advanced): http://columbiasouthern.adobeconnect.com/powerpointbestpractices/ This webinar will cover guidelines and tips for making a PowerPoint presentation for the academic setting. While there will be some information about how to use PowerPoint, this webinar will mostly focus on the accepted norms for creating a professional presentation. Information about accessing the grading rubric for this assignment is provided below. Course Textbook Goetsch, D. L. (2015). Occupational safety and health for technologists, engineers, and managers (8th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson