Nicholls hosts meeting of safety pros

Members of the Bayou Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers listen as 2004 Nicholls graduate Michael Dardar of Blackhawk Specialty Tools Inc. in Houma shares his insight.

The petroleum services and safety technology programs at Nicholls State University hosted the Bayou Chapter American Society of Safety Engineers monthly luncheon on Thursday, April 19. 

The meeting included a panel discussion on careers in the safety, environmental and heath professions. Participants included Nicholls faculty members, students, alumni and industry leaders.

Michael Gautreaux, coordinator of the safety technology and petroleum services programs, leads a panel discussion.
2001 Nicholls graduate Travis Cantrelle – health, safety and environmental director for Blanchard Contractors Inc. in Galliano – shares his experience in the safety technology field.
Members of the Bayou Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers listen as 2004 Nicholls graduate Michael Dardar of Blackhawk Specialty Tools Inc. in Houma shares his insight.
Members of the American Society of Safety Engineers listen as 2010 Nicholls graduate Tamarris Durham, deepwater regulatory specialist for Shell Exploration and Production in New Orleans, answers questions about changes in the safety culture in the Gulf of Mexico oil and gas industry in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.

NOTE: For additional details about the petroleum services and safety technology programs at Nicholls, go to www.nicholls.edu/doas/.

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