Established in 1949, sponsored by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation, the Summit County Safety Council is a group of professionals in the Summit County Area who have an agenda to reduce hazards in the workplace and set high standards for employee protection.

2012 Safety Awards

 Congratulations to "Safety Citizen of the Year"

Bob Pfeiffer ~ Akrochem Corporation 

 

Summmit County Safety Council with the Divison of Safety and Hygiene will recognize member companies for their 2012 safety performace during the safety council's regular meeting on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 at Tangier's Restaurant. See the complete list of award recipients attached.

Welcome to the Summit County Safety Council

Goals: All Ohio Safety Councils have a goal to increase safety awareness, but developing and maintaining a safe workplace is no easy task. That is why there must be a combined effort of local companies and the community. Ohio has more than 70 safety councils, all made up of local companies and typically organized through a chamber of commerce, trade and manufacturing associations, or other local safety minded organizations. These Safety Councils hold regular meetings to examine and resolve potential and existing safety issues. They inform participants about new techniques and products as well as provide a thorough knowledge of these services.

Who May Enter: The campaign is open to all companies, corporations and individual employers in Ohio.
Please contact sally [at] thesummitcountysafetycouncil [dot] org (Sally Cox) regarding membership, or register on-line via our enrollment form.

Objectives:

  1. To meet monthly with members of the SCSC inviting guest experts from the industry and government to discuss work related safety topics and issues.
  2. To plan and develop at least one seminar/workshop related to safety issues in the workplace per year.
  3. To disseminate safety literature and other information to members of the SCSC at monthly meetings, seminars, and through mailings.
  4. To assist members with safety related needs and provide technical assistance to them where necessary.
  5. To promote participation in the All-Ohio Safety and Health Congress and Exhibit sponsored by the Division of Safety and Hygiene and educational opportunities offered by other safety organizations/associations.
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