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Our Members
Over 175 individual members representing over 170 companies report to the
Ohio Bureau Workers Compensation
Division of Safety & Hygiene as part of
the “Safety Campaign.”
All About The Licking County Safety Council is sponsored by The BWC Division of Rebate Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the BWC Safety Council
rebate, you must meet the following eligibility requirements:
1. Join your local safety council by July
31, 2015;
2. Attend 10 safety council meetings;
3. Send a qualified senior-level manager
to a safety council sponsored meeting;
4. Submit semiannual workplace accident
reports for the 2015 calendar year.
Thousands of Ohio employers find value and workers’ compensa on premium savings by ac vely par cipa ng in their local safety councils. And you can join them. To earn a safety council rebate, employers must meet rebate eligibility requirements in one of 80 BWC‐
sponsored safety councils. For more informa on call 740‐345‐9757 ext 1. Safety & Hygiene and is an affiliate of the Licking County Chamber of Commerce h p://safety.lickingcountychamber.com Safety Council Steering Committee
Why we do it
How to join Safety Council
Louise Decker-LCMR/DD
Mary Lou Rauch-Bayer MaterialScience
Jan Downey-Signature Occ. Health
John Lutz—Newark Digital Academy
Ed Nutter - City of Newark
Jerry Armstrong—Owens Tech Center
Steve Melroy—Tectum Inc
To promote safety in business and industry within Licking County; to hold quality
meetings pertaining to occupational safety
and health, Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation services and rehabilitation; programs are coordinated by the Chamber
through the Div. of Safety & Hygiene.
Contact Vicky Crist at the Licking County
Chamber of Commerce at 740/345-9757
x 1 or visit the Safety Council website at:
http://safety.lickingcountychamber.com/
Jerry Frazee—Sunfield
Terri LoPresti—Licking Memorial Health
Rhonda Church-BWC Representative
Michael Coates-BWC Representative
Annual Awards
What we do
5/12/15
Pat Jeffries
Vicky Crist, Safety Council Manager
Chamber of Commerce
Michelle Francisco, Safety Council Advisor
BWC
“The Generation Gap”
Active Aggressors-Choosing
Not To Be A Victim
1. Host monthly safety meetings.
2. Publish quarterly newsletter.
3. Host multiple safety seminars and
special events.
4. Honor attendees each month for their
attendance.
Denny Hollern, Staff Lieutenant
6/9/15
The Ohio State University Police
Division
Prolonged Sitting
7/14/15
Delia Treaster, BWC
OSHA Enforcement Update
Melissa Linton, OHST
8/11/15
Compliance Assistance Specialist
5. Honor attendees at year end for
perfect attendance.
Remembering 9/11
9/8/15
6. Offer family fun events.
Al Wallace
What to Expect when you are
Inspected
10/13/15
Fire Marshalls Office