The Fort Worth ASSP Chapter is preparing for its upcoming elections this April, where members will vote on key leadership roles that will help shape the direction of the chapter for the 2026–2027 term. This year’s candidates bring a strong mix of experience in safety leadership, risk management, and chapter involvement.

Vice President Candidate – Running Unopposed

Kelly Dennison, CSP

Kelly brings extensive leadership experience, including prior service as NTS AIHA President, and is known for mentoring safety professionals and consistently contributing to chapter events and professional development initiatives. With over 30 years in the safety and industrial hygiene field, Kelly currently serves as a Senior Consultant with REM Risk Consultants. She has been an active ASSP member for 25 years and currently serves as the Fort Worth Chapter’s Government Affairs Chair.

Treasurer Candidate – Running Unopposed

Johnny Srader, ASP, CSP
Johnny is a seasoned safety professional and former North American Regional OSH Manager for TetraPak. A 25-year ASSP member, he has held multiple leadership roles within the Fort Worth Chapter, including President and Treasurer.

He continues to play a key role in supporting student development, managing chapter finances, and overseeing scholarship programs that help grow the next generation of safety professionals.

Secretary Candidates

Rebecca Lattis, CSP, ARM
Rebecca currently serves as an EHS Manager for Ben E. Keith and brings strong organizational and administrative expertise. With experience in documentation, communication coordination, and recordkeeping, she is well-positioned to support the chapter’s operational effectiveness.

Robert Warren, CRM
Robert is a Risk Manager for Trinity River Authority with extensive leadership experience in safety and risk management. He has served on multiple boards and committees, including Texas PRIMA and national-level organizations, and is an active contributor to industry conferences and initiatives.

📣 Make Your Voice Count

This April meeting is more than just a presentation—it’s an opportunity to help shape the future of the Fort Worth ASSP Chapter. Your vote directly impacts the leadership and direction of our organization.

2026 Region III ASSP PDC Planning is underway for the Fall 2026 Region III ASSP Professional Development Conference, taking place September 21–23, 2026, and we are seeking monetary sponsorship partners to support attendee materials.

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Safety Olympics was on 2/26-2/27 at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

We supported and sponsored the event with others.

2026 Safety Olympics

North Texas ChapterWISE

The North Texas Chapter is excited to announce our local ChapterWISE initiative! ChapterWISE brings ASSP’s Women in Safety Excellence (WISE) community to the local level, coordinating events and opportunities right here in our region.

What is ChapterWISE?

ChapterWISE connects safety professionals within our chapter to advance the inclusion and development of women in the occupational safety and health industry. Through our local initiative, we provide:

• Networking opportunities with safety professionals across North Texas
• Technical talks and educational programs relevant to our local industry
• Community and student outreach to inspire the next generation
• Mentorship connections within the WISE community
• Collaboration on OSH issues affecting women in the workplace

Who Can Participate?

All ASSP members are welcome and encouraged to join! Whether you’re an experienced safety professional or just starting your career, ChapterWISE offers opportunities to learn, grow, and connect with colleagues who share your commitment to safety excellence.

Get Involved

North Texas ChapterWISE will be scheduling quarterly meetings throughout the year. For more information, updates on upcoming events, or to get involved, please email: northtexaswise@gmail.com

Stay tuned to this page for announcements about our upcoming meetings and activities!

The Fort Worth ASSP Chapter would like to congratulate one of our own, Pat Thomas, on receiving the Hall of Fame Award. This award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the safety profession within the region.

Congratulations to Ashley Gill, recipient of the 2023 Safety Professional of the Year (SPY) Award! Ashley’s dedication, leadership, and commitment to workplace safety set a high standard for all safety professionals in our community. Her impact continues to inspire and drive excellence within the Fort Worth ASSP Chapter. We are proud to have Ashley as a leader in our field.