FY2025 WRSC Luncheon Programming:
2nd Wednesday of each month
July 10th, August 14th, September 11th, October 9th, November 13, December 11th, January.....
11:30-1:00 pm
Solon Community Center (35000 Portz Parkway, Solon, OH 44139)
Cost:
$50 Enrollment Fee for Each Organization
$30/luncheon or $330 for year of pre-paid lunches (Per Attendee)
Catering provided by Members: BIBIBOP, Chick-fil-A, City Barbeque, Flying Pig Tacos
2nd Wednesday of each month
July 10th, August 14th, September 11th, October 9th, November 13, December 11th, January.....
11:30-1:00 pm
Solon Community Center (35000 Portz Parkway, Solon, OH 44139)
Cost:
$50 Enrollment Fee for Each Organization
$30/luncheon or $330 for year of pre-paid lunches (Per Attendee)
Catering provided by Members: BIBIBOP, Chick-fil-A, City Barbeque, Flying Pig Tacos
Western Reserve Safety Council FY25 Schedule:
July 10th: Hot Work/Heat Stress (Michael Gagermeier, August Mack Environmental)
August 14th: Accident Analysis (Daniel Cueno, Bureau of Workers' Compensation)
September 11th: Return to Work Panel Discussion: Real Examples of Successful Outcomes (Dr. David Kessler, Barb Lessman & June McPherson, Sedgwick MCO)
October 9th: What & Why Transitional Work? (Shanna Dunbar, Workplace Health Inc.)
November 13th: Navigating Marijuana Legalization (Dyann McDowell, Training Marbles, Inc.)
December 11th: Safe Driving for the Season (Drew Salyer, DriveTeam Akron)
January 8th: How to Win Friends and Influence People (in Safety) (Cari Gray, Bureau of Workers' Compensation)
February 12th: Technology's Role in the Future of Workplace Safety (Mike Stangl, Voxel)
March 12th: Ergonomics & AI (Brad Doherty, VelocityEHS)
April 9th: ALICE/Active Shooter Training (Chris Moffitt, Training Specifics)
May 14th: Lock Out Tag Out (Brady Representative)
June 11th: BWC Services and Programs (Justin Stoffer, Bureau of Workers' Compensation)
July 10th: Hot Work/Heat Stress (Michael Gagermeier, August Mack Environmental)
August 14th: Accident Analysis (Daniel Cueno, Bureau of Workers' Compensation)
September 11th: Return to Work Panel Discussion: Real Examples of Successful Outcomes (Dr. David Kessler, Barb Lessman & June McPherson, Sedgwick MCO)
October 9th: What & Why Transitional Work? (Shanna Dunbar, Workplace Health Inc.)
November 13th: Navigating Marijuana Legalization (Dyann McDowell, Training Marbles, Inc.)
December 11th: Safe Driving for the Season (Drew Salyer, DriveTeam Akron)
January 8th: How to Win Friends and Influence People (in Safety) (Cari Gray, Bureau of Workers' Compensation)
February 12th: Technology's Role in the Future of Workplace Safety (Mike Stangl, Voxel)
March 12th: Ergonomics & AI (Brad Doherty, VelocityEHS)
April 9th: ALICE/Active Shooter Training (Chris Moffitt, Training Specifics)
May 14th: Lock Out Tag Out (Brady Representative)
June 11th: BWC Services and Programs (Justin Stoffer, Bureau of Workers' Compensation)
Keep scrolling down to explore the benefits of Safety Council!
View the FY25 Attendance Record Here! (Generated 1/9/25)
See more information on "making up" credits with 'external credits' below!
See more information on "making up" credits with 'external credits' below!
Benefits of Enrolling in WRSC for FY2025 (July '24 - June '25)!
- Earn a 3% safety council rebate on your workers’ compensation premium. For more details on FY25's safety council rebates, click here.
- Learn techniques for increasing safety, health, and wellness in your workplace.
- Network and share best practices with other employers in your community.
- Identify resources to assist you in your accident prevention efforts.
- Access risk management information and strategies to reduce your workers’ compensation costs.
- Learn techniques for increasing safety, health, and wellness in your workplace.
- Network and share best practices with other employers in your community.
- Identify resources to assist you in your accident prevention efforts.
- Access risk management information and strategies to reduce your workers’ compensation costs.
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Western Reserve Safety Council Steering Committee:
Brian Chambers (Ohio Bureau of Workers Comp.), Barb Lessman (Sedgwick Managed Care Ohio), Andy Morse (Ohio Awning & Manufacturing Co), Bob Russell (Swagelok), Chris Shanafelt (Gardiner), Matt Toner (Nestle) and Shari Warman (GED Integrated Solutions)
Brian Chambers (Ohio Bureau of Workers Comp.), Barb Lessman (Sedgwick Managed Care Ohio), Andy Morse (Ohio Awning & Manufacturing Co), Bob Russell (Swagelok), Chris Shanafelt (Gardiner), Matt Toner (Nestle) and Shari Warman (GED Integrated Solutions)
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