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Buckle Up - Slow Down - Don't Drive Impaired

JUVENILE & ADULT DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSES AVAILABLE

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Dangers of Texting While Driving

 

 

Contact us if you are interested in:

10 Hour OSHA First Responder Training

Lock Out/Tag Out Training

Confined Space Training

 
BWC FY12 Eligibility Lists

The Benefits of Safety Council Membership

 

 
The GREATER HAMILTON SAFETY COUNCIL was established in 1942 with continuous service to business, community, and organizations. The safety council is renowned as a local, state and national safety award winner.

 
Network with other companies affiliated with the GHSC.

 
Members may be eligible for the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation rebate programs. Benefit from the state of the art BWC workshops that meet company needs.

 
Annual Safety Expos, seminars, and lectures which meet state and federal mandated continuing education requirements.

 
Web site with 24/7 availability. Safety announcements on the state and federal level along with announcements of our expos, seminars, lectures, and other community events.

 
Annual Safety Awards Banquet with award presentation for safety achievements.

 
Updates on safety issues at monthly meetings by safety professionals.

 
Company classes for continued employee safety requirements.

 
Members receive discounts at GHSC sponsored events and programs.

 

 Membership dues are TAX DEDUCTIBLE.

 

 

Public education relative to safety issues. Programs include:

 

Defensive Driving Courses
Public education programs & safety fairs
Mock crashes at all area high schools
Safety Town for 4-5 year olds

 

 

 

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The Greater Hamilton Safety Council
400 North Erie Blvd
Hamilton, Ohio 45011
Phone: (513) 896-5333
Fax: (513) 896-5334
eMail: info@hamiltonsafety.com
Current Date and Time in Hamilton, Ohio is January 28 , 2012 8 : 16 AM
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Safety Pays Off

 

Being a part of the Greater Hamilton
Safety Council has its benefits, as the Cincinnati facility recently discovered. Other than the obvious benefits of creating a forum to share best safety practices around the region, participation in this council also rewards the site monetarily- to the tune of $40,000.

The incentive program, which was started in 2003 by the Ohio Bureau of Worker's Compensation (BWC), was established to encourage companies to get together and discuss safety practices and issues. Participation in local safety councils does not guarantee a refund by the state, but makes it easier. Companies that decide to participate are only eligible for the refund if their representative attends monthly meetings and submits reports on accidents and injuries at their company. Based on these reports, if the site has too many injuries, there will be no payout-and no option for a "performance bonus" if the company manages to keep their accidents and injuries low.

"Our site in Cincinnati has been a part of the safety council for approximately ten years. Being a part of the council is a great opportunity to learn form others and discuss common problems," said Matt Scroggins, Safety Manager, Cincinnati. "We are fortunate that one of our employees, Joe Blower, is on the executive board, making our opportunity to learn and refine our safety practices even greater."

The Greater Hamilton Safety Council is committed to providing safety education and accident prevention. The Council, which has been in existence for over 65years, consists of 4 divisions: Industrial, Fire, Home, and Transportation. Each division focuses on reducing accidents and injuries by arranging guest speakers and
presentations.