HFC Safety Council Schedule: 2018/2019
**Meeting details subject to change.**
**Meeting Details TBA**
November 7th: Clinton County (RSVP HERE)
About Brian:
Colonel Brian L. Prickett began his career with the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office in 1984 as a certified peace officer assigned to the corrections division. Upon completing a two year assignment in corrections, Colonel Prickett was assigned to the road patrol division where he held positions of Canine Officer, Patrol Sergeant, and Patrol Lieutenant. After being promoted to the rank of Captain, Colonel Prickett was tasked with oversight of the corrections and road patrol divisions. In 1999, primary duties turned to the planning and construction of a new Sheriff’s Office and Adult Detention Facility. Upon completion of the Sheriff’s Office and Adult Detention Facility, Colonel Prickett held the positon of Jail Administrator until June of 2004 when he was promoted to Chief Deputy where his current duties involve the day-to-day operation and function of the entire Sheriff’s Office.
Colonel Prickett is a 1983 graduate of Wilmington High School and attended the Greene County Peace Officers Training Academy in 1984 where he completed the basic law enforcement academy. In 2000, Colonel Prickett completed Corrections Basic Training for Full Service Jails at the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Academy, and completed Correctional Administrator Training for Full Service Jails at the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy in London, Ohio. In 2008, Colonel Prickett was nominated to, and graduated from the F.B.I. National Academy, 235th Session in Quantico, Virginia. The FBI National Academy is a professional course of study for U.S. and international law enforcement leaders that serves to improve the administration of justice in police departments and agencies at home and abroad and to raise law enforcement standards, knowledge, and cooperation worldwide. Colonel Prickett holds an Associate’s Degree of Applied Science in Law Enforcement Technology from Southern State Community College, and a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Public Safety Management from Franklin University.
Registration and Networking: 11:30AM
October 3rd: Fayette County (RSVP HERE)
Jonathan Bennett is the Executive Director of Pickaway Area Recovery Services. With over 7 years in the field, he previously served as Executive Planner and Associate Director. He also taught at both the high school and university levels. He has a BA from Ohio University and an MTS from Emory University.
He has provided Drug Free Workplace training to multiple businesses throughout the central Ohio area. This presentation will cover many aspects of that training, including: signs of drug use and dependence on the job, employee assistance programs, developing effective policies and procedures, understanding the different types of drugs, and how to avoid pitfalls as a supervisor.
Registration and Networking: 11:30AM
September 5th: Highland County
"The Seven Sins of Safety" will include some fun illustrations to demonstrate some very real safety traps that everyone falls into at one time or another. We will be asking for audience volunteers, so come prepared!!
About Sue:
Sue Wiggins graduated from Wittenberg University in Springfield, OH with a double major in Psychology and Business Management. She has worked for Domtar since 2001, where she was hired into the Finance department. She quickly began taking on a dual role and managing HR as well. In 2008, she transitioned from Finance and in addition to the existing HR role began a role as Safety/Environmental Coordinator. While in the safety role, she successfully completed various training courses such as HPI (Human Performance Initiatives), ISO14001, and the OSHA 40 hour. She is an internal Domtar incident investigator in addition to being a corporate safety auditor. Sue has been certified as a Safestart and incident investigation trainer. As safety and wellness go hand in hand, she is a member of her site’s wellness team and as such takes an active part in all wellness activities. Although in 2016, her official safety position ended, Sue continues to be very active in safety in Domtar and in the community.
November 7th: Clinton County (RSVP HERE)
- November 7th -- Clinton County: Safety Awareness, Colonel Brian L. Prickett – Chief Deputy
This topic will include the answers to questions like: Why do we need to be aware of our safety and security? What is Situational awareness? Why is this important to the security of your office?
About Brian:
Colonel Brian L. Prickett began his career with the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office in 1984 as a certified peace officer assigned to the corrections division. Upon completing a two year assignment in corrections, Colonel Prickett was assigned to the road patrol division where he held positions of Canine Officer, Patrol Sergeant, and Patrol Lieutenant. After being promoted to the rank of Captain, Colonel Prickett was tasked with oversight of the corrections and road patrol divisions. In 1999, primary duties turned to the planning and construction of a new Sheriff’s Office and Adult Detention Facility. Upon completion of the Sheriff’s Office and Adult Detention Facility, Colonel Prickett held the positon of Jail Administrator until June of 2004 when he was promoted to Chief Deputy where his current duties involve the day-to-day operation and function of the entire Sheriff’s Office.
Colonel Prickett is a 1983 graduate of Wilmington High School and attended the Greene County Peace Officers Training Academy in 1984 where he completed the basic law enforcement academy. In 2000, Colonel Prickett completed Corrections Basic Training for Full Service Jails at the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Academy, and completed Correctional Administrator Training for Full Service Jails at the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy in London, Ohio. In 2008, Colonel Prickett was nominated to, and graduated from the F.B.I. National Academy, 235th Session in Quantico, Virginia. The FBI National Academy is a professional course of study for U.S. and international law enforcement leaders that serves to improve the administration of justice in police departments and agencies at home and abroad and to raise law enforcement standards, knowledge, and cooperation worldwide. Colonel Prickett holds an Associate’s Degree of Applied Science in Law Enforcement Technology from Southern State Community College, and a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Public Safety Management from Franklin University.
Registration and Networking: 11:30AM
- Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is $15/person)
Where (NEW LOCATION!!): Southern State Community College, 1850 Davids Dr, Wilmington, OH 45177
Who to Invite: In addition to your primary Safety Council representative, we encourage you to invite any employees who would benefit from this month's topic!
October 3rd: Fayette County (RSVP HERE)
- October 3rd -- Fayette County: “How do I tell if an employee may have a substance abuse issue and what do I do?;" Jonathan Bennett, Executive Director, Pickaway Area Recovery Services
Jonathan Bennett is the Executive Director of Pickaway Area Recovery Services. With over 7 years in the field, he previously served as Executive Planner and Associate Director. He also taught at both the high school and university levels. He has a BA from Ohio University and an MTS from Emory University.
He has provided Drug Free Workplace training to multiple businesses throughout the central Ohio area. This presentation will cover many aspects of that training, including: signs of drug use and dependence on the job, employee assistance programs, developing effective policies and procedures, understanding the different types of drugs, and how to avoid pitfalls as a supervisor.
Registration and Networking: 11:30AM
- Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is $15/person)
Where: Southern State Community College, 1270 US Highway 62 SW, Washington Court House, OH 43160
Who to Invite:
In addition to your primary Safety Council representative, we encourage you to invite any employees who would benefit from this month's topic!
September 5th: Highland County
- September 5th -- Highland County: The Seven Sins of Safety; Sue Wiggins, Domtar
"The Seven Sins of Safety" will include some fun illustrations to demonstrate some very real safety traps that everyone falls into at one time or another. We will be asking for audience volunteers, so come prepared!!
About Sue:
Sue Wiggins graduated from Wittenberg University in Springfield, OH with a double major in Psychology and Business Management. She has worked for Domtar since 2001, where she was hired into the Finance department. She quickly began taking on a dual role and managing HR as well. In 2008, she transitioned from Finance and in addition to the existing HR role began a role as Safety/Environmental Coordinator. While in the safety role, she successfully completed various training courses such as HPI (Human Performance Initiatives), ISO14001, and the OSHA 40 hour. She is an internal Domtar incident investigator in addition to being a corporate safety auditor. Sue has been certified as a Safestart and incident investigation trainer. As safety and wellness go hand in hand, she is a member of her site’s wellness team and as such takes an active part in all wellness activities. Although in 2016, her official safety position ended, Sue continues to be very active in safety in Domtar and in the community.
