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June 15th - CEO Luncheon
The annual HFC Safety Council CEO Luncheon will be held Thursday, June 15th!
We have the pleasure of welcoming Brad Hurtig, as our keynote speaker this year. Don't miss this excellent opportunity to fulfill your CEO attendance requirement and connect with an amazing and inspirational speaker!
About Brad:
"Brad Hurtig was a student-athlete in a small town in Northwest Ohio. Only days after finishing his sophomore year of high school, a devastating workplace accident resulted in the amputation of both of Brad's hands.
Through hard work and determination Brad soon rejoined his high school football team. In his senior year, Brad led his team defense, recording 111 tackles and receiving all-state honors all while playing with no hands. Brad's inspirational story of triumph quickly captured national headlines.
Now Brad is taking his powerful message of workplace safety to businesses and organizations across the country."
Please note that the lunch payment for the CEO luncheon is $20.00/person.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of CEO Lunch is $20/person)
Who to Invite: This is an excellent opportunity to fulfill your company's CEO attendance requirement, but you don't have to be a CEO to attend. We encourage to you invite any employees who would benefit from this meeting.
Where: Crown Room Banquet Center, 1801 Columbus Avenue, Washington Court House OH
Questions? Contact us at 937-382-2737 or [email protected]
The annual HFC Safety Council CEO Luncheon will be held Thursday, June 15th!
We have the pleasure of welcoming Brad Hurtig, as our keynote speaker this year. Don't miss this excellent opportunity to fulfill your CEO attendance requirement and connect with an amazing and inspirational speaker!
About Brad:
"Brad Hurtig was a student-athlete in a small town in Northwest Ohio. Only days after finishing his sophomore year of high school, a devastating workplace accident resulted in the amputation of both of Brad's hands.
Through hard work and determination Brad soon rejoined his high school football team. In his senior year, Brad led his team defense, recording 111 tackles and receiving all-state honors all while playing with no hands. Brad's inspirational story of triumph quickly captured national headlines.
Now Brad is taking his powerful message of workplace safety to businesses and organizations across the country."
Please note that the lunch payment for the CEO luncheon is $20.00/person.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of CEO Lunch is $20/person)
Who to Invite: This is an excellent opportunity to fulfill your company's CEO attendance requirement, but you don't have to be a CEO to attend. We encourage to you invite any employees who would benefit from this meeting.
Where: Crown Room Banquet Center, 1801 Columbus Avenue, Washington Court House OH
Questions? Contact us at 937-382-2737 or [email protected]
June 7th - Highland County
Our final monthly meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, June 7th, 2017, at the Ponderosa Banquet Center in Hillsboro, Highland County. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Speaker: Kelsey Cloud BSN, RN, Highland District Hospital
Presentation: Bloodborne Pathogens
Speaker Kelsey Cloud with HFC member Highland District Hospital will be discussing the basics of bloodborne pathogens:
More About Kelsey:
My name is Kelsey Cloud and I live in Leesburg, Ohio. My husband Joe and I live on a cattle farm and have a 17-month-old little girl named Ellie. I graduated with my BSN from Wright State University in 2012. I returned for my MSN with a focus in Nursing Administration from Indiana Wesleyan University in August of 2016. I have worked in various positions over the last 5 years which include: medical-surgical, critical care, and quality management and infection prevention. I currently am employed at Highland District Hospital working in Infection Control. I currently love my position and am excited for the opportunities that lie ahead of me.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Ponderosa Banquet Center, 545 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
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!
Our final monthly meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, June 7th, 2017, at the Ponderosa Banquet Center in Hillsboro, Highland County. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Speaker: Kelsey Cloud BSN, RN, Highland District Hospital
Presentation: Bloodborne Pathogens
Speaker Kelsey Cloud with HFC member Highland District Hospital will be discussing the basics of bloodborne pathogens:
- Information on the diseases, how they are transmitted, and potential exposure at work.
- Exposure prevention in the workplace
More About Kelsey:
My name is Kelsey Cloud and I live in Leesburg, Ohio. My husband Joe and I live on a cattle farm and have a 17-month-old little girl named Ellie. I graduated with my BSN from Wright State University in 2012. I returned for my MSN with a focus in Nursing Administration from Indiana Wesleyan University in August of 2016. I have worked in various positions over the last 5 years which include: medical-surgical, critical care, and quality management and infection prevention. I currently am employed at Highland District Hospital working in Infection Control. I currently love my position and am excited for the opportunities that lie ahead of me.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Ponderosa Banquet Center, 545 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
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!
May 3RD - Wilmington, Clinton County
Our next meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017, at the Wilmington City Building in downtown Wilmington. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Speaker: Chief Deputy Brian Prickett, Clinton County Sheriff’s Office
Topic: Active Shooter Situations
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. 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: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Community Room, Wilmington City Building, 69 North South Street, Wilmington, Ohio 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!
Our next meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017, at the Wilmington City Building in downtown Wilmington. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Speaker: Chief Deputy Brian Prickett, Clinton County Sheriff’s Office
Topic: Active Shooter Situations
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. 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: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Community Room, Wilmington City Building, 69 North South Street, Wilmington, Ohio 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!
SAFETY AWARDS CEREMONY ON APRIL 5TH:
The HFC Safety Council will be holding our 2017 Safety Awards Ceremony at the Wednesday, April 5th meeting. We encourage you all to send a representative to our awards ceremony to collect your certificate!
Congratulations Safety Award recipients:
Accel Temporary Services, LLC
ALKERMES
Bagshaw Enterprises, Inc.
Brown County Senior Citizens Council
City of Wilmington
Clinton County
Clinton Memorial Hospital-Wilmington Phy
Community Action Commission of Fayette
Connection, Inc.
DOMTAR
Elmore Mgmt. Group, Inc.
Fayette County Chamber of Commerce
Fayette County Commissioners
Greenfield Research Inc.
Groves Tire Service LLC
Highland Computer Forms Inc.
Highland County Chamber of Commerce
Highland County Commissioners
Highland County Community Action
Hillsboro City Schools
Mason Company
Mid America Tire of Hillsboro Inc.
Mid Atlantic Storage Systems Inc
Mid-Ohio Landscape Contractors
Ohio Valley Environmental Engineering, Inc.
Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District
PAS Technologies
Ralph Bloom Trucking LLC
RT Process
Southern State Community College
TimberTech
Tom Pitzer Trucking, LLC
Turning Point Applied Learning Center
Valero Renewable Fuels Company, LLC
Village of Blanchester
Village of Greenfield
Village of Leesburg
Waddell Manufacturing
Washington Court House City Schools
Weller's Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Wilmington-Clinton County Chamber of Commerce
The HFC Safety Council will be holding our 2017 Safety Awards Ceremony at the Wednesday, April 5th meeting. We encourage you all to send a representative to our awards ceremony to collect your certificate!
Congratulations Safety Award recipients:
Accel Temporary Services, LLC
ALKERMES
Bagshaw Enterprises, Inc.
Brown County Senior Citizens Council
City of Wilmington
Clinton County
Clinton Memorial Hospital-Wilmington Phy
Community Action Commission of Fayette
Connection, Inc.
DOMTAR
Elmore Mgmt. Group, Inc.
Fayette County Chamber of Commerce
Fayette County Commissioners
Greenfield Research Inc.
Groves Tire Service LLC
Highland Computer Forms Inc.
Highland County Chamber of Commerce
Highland County Commissioners
Highland County Community Action
Hillsboro City Schools
Mason Company
Mid America Tire of Hillsboro Inc.
Mid Atlantic Storage Systems Inc
Mid-Ohio Landscape Contractors
Ohio Valley Environmental Engineering, Inc.
Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District
PAS Technologies
Ralph Bloom Trucking LLC
RT Process
Southern State Community College
TimberTech
Tom Pitzer Trucking, LLC
Turning Point Applied Learning Center
Valero Renewable Fuels Company, LLC
Village of Blanchester
Village of Greenfield
Village of Leesburg
Waddell Manufacturing
Washington Court House City Schools
Weller's Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Wilmington-Clinton County Chamber of Commerce
APRIL 5TH: Washington Court House, Fayette County
Presentation: Forklift Training And Safe Work Practices
Speaker: Jason Manzo, Asset Protection Area Manager, Walmart
Our April meeting will feature Forklift Training and Safe Work Practices, including OSHA forklift training guidelines and best practices for safe powered equipment operation.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Southern State Community College, 1270 US Route 62 SW, Washington Court House, OH 43160 [map]
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!
Presentation: Forklift Training And Safe Work Practices
Speaker: Jason Manzo, Asset Protection Area Manager, Walmart
Our April meeting will feature Forklift Training and Safe Work Practices, including OSHA forklift training guidelines and best practices for safe powered equipment operation.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Southern State Community College, 1270 US Route 62 SW, Washington Court House, OH 43160 [map]
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!
March 1st - Highland County
Our next meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, March 1st, 2017, at the Ponderosa Banquet Center in Hillsboro, Highland County. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Speaker: Chief Bradley George, Paint Creek Joint EMS & Fire District
Presentation: Preparing for Commercial/Business Fire Inspections
Speaker (and HFC member) Chief George from the Paint Creek Joint EMS & Fire District will be presenting on preparing for commercial and business fire inspections at our March meeting. Issues covered will include:
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Ponderosa Banquet Center, 545 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
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!
Our next meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, March 1st, 2017, at the Ponderosa Banquet Center in Hillsboro, Highland County. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Speaker: Chief Bradley George, Paint Creek Joint EMS & Fire District
Presentation: Preparing for Commercial/Business Fire Inspections
Speaker (and HFC member) Chief George from the Paint Creek Joint EMS & Fire District will be presenting on preparing for commercial and business fire inspections at our March meeting. Issues covered will include:
- What does the state require?
- What do inspectors look for?
- Tips to ensure your business is in compliance with the state fire marshal
- Fire Extinguisher Basics
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Ponderosa Banquet Center, 545 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
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!
February 1st - Clinton County
Our next meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, February 1st, 2017, at the Community Room of the Wilmington City Building, Wilmington, Clinton County. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Presentation: Safe Driving for You and Your Employees
Speaker: Lt. James Brooks, Ohio State Highway Patrol
Our February presentation will be an interactive discussion on safe driving and the practices to use and avoid to keep yourself and your employees safe on the road.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Community Room, Wilmington City Building, 69 North South Street, Wilmington, Ohio 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!
Our next meeting of the Safety Council year is Wednesday, February 1st, 2017, at the Community Room of the Wilmington City Building, Wilmington, Clinton County. Contact us at (740) 335-0761 if you have any questions!!
Presentation: Safe Driving for You and Your Employees
Speaker: Lt. James Brooks, Ohio State Highway Patrol
Our February presentation will be an interactive discussion on safe driving and the practices to use and avoid to keep yourself and your employees safe on the road.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Community Room, Wilmington City Building, 69 North South Street, Wilmington, Ohio 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!
January 11th - Fayette County
Presentation: Preparing For Winter Weather At Home & In The Workplace
Speaker: Brandon Peloquin, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, National Weather Service
Our January presentation on "Preparing for Winter Weather at Home & in the Workplace" will cover the following topics:
DOWNLOAD THE PRESENTATION HERE
Brandon graduated from The Ohio State University in 2000 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Atmospheric Sciences. He began his career working as a forecaster in the private sector from 2000 to 2002, then joined the National Weather Service at the Elko, Nevada Forecast Office. After forecasting a year and a half in the Great Basin, Brandon returned east and spent 11 years forecasting at the Baltimore/Washington National Weather Service Forecast Office located in Sterling, Virginia. While there, he experienced a wide array of severe weather events, including a tornado outbreak from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ivan in September 2004, significant flash flooding in June 2006 and the derecho of June 2012. He also worked numerous winter storms, particularly during the record-breaking winter season of 2009-2010.
Brandon returned to Ohio in February 2015 as Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the Wilmington, Ohio National Weather Service Forecast Office. In this role, he is responsible for ensuring that customers and citizens are prepared for hazardous weather. The Wilmington Office is one of the most active offices in the country in terms of severe weather and flooding, and provides warnings and forecasts for 52 counties in central and southwest Ohio, southeast Indiana and northern Kentucky.
Presentation: Preparing For Winter Weather At Home & In The Workplace
Speaker: Brandon Peloquin, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, National Weather Service
Our January presentation on "Preparing for Winter Weather at Home & in the Workplace" will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to the National Weather Service - How we are organized, What we do and how we do it
- Winter Weather - Last winter, Outlook for this Winter, Winter Products, Winter Safety
- Becoming a Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador
DOWNLOAD THE PRESENTATION HERE
Brandon graduated from The Ohio State University in 2000 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Atmospheric Sciences. He began his career working as a forecaster in the private sector from 2000 to 2002, then joined the National Weather Service at the Elko, Nevada Forecast Office. After forecasting a year and a half in the Great Basin, Brandon returned east and spent 11 years forecasting at the Baltimore/Washington National Weather Service Forecast Office located in Sterling, Virginia. While there, he experienced a wide array of severe weather events, including a tornado outbreak from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ivan in September 2004, significant flash flooding in June 2006 and the derecho of June 2012. He also worked numerous winter storms, particularly during the record-breaking winter season of 2009-2010.
Brandon returned to Ohio in February 2015 as Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the Wilmington, Ohio National Weather Service Forecast Office. In this role, he is responsible for ensuring that customers and citizens are prepared for hazardous weather. The Wilmington Office is one of the most active offices in the country in terms of severe weather and flooding, and provides warnings and forecasts for 52 counties in central and southwest Ohio, southeast Indiana and northern Kentucky.
December 7th -- Highland County
Thank you for your input at our "Best Practices" December meeting! With the excellent direction of Tim McDermitt and based on comments and feedback from the members attending, we:
You can find the presentation and feedback in the below presentation:
DOWNLOAD THE BEST PRACTICES PRESENTATION HERE
Tim McDermott is the BWC Regional Business Consultant for Southern Ohio. He has more than 25 years of experience assisting employers in the private and public sector. His background includes 20 years with BWC and five years in private insurance providing risk management and business consultation services to employers in the tri-state area. His diverse career also includes 15 years as a small business owner-operator and 11 years as a business technology instructor at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. Tim has been a guest speaker for several civic/professional organizations, colleges and universities throughout the region.
Thank you for your input at our "Best Practices" December meeting! With the excellent direction of Tim McDermitt and based on comments and feedback from the members attending, we:
- identified 12 items that are working well
- identified 1 item that doesn’t work well
- identified 6 ways that we can improve the council
- generated 42 meeting future topic suggestions
You can find the presentation and feedback in the below presentation:
DOWNLOAD THE BEST PRACTICES PRESENTATION HERE
Tim McDermott is the BWC Regional Business Consultant for Southern Ohio. He has more than 25 years of experience assisting employers in the private and public sector. His background includes 20 years with BWC and five years in private insurance providing risk management and business consultation services to employers in the tri-state area. His diverse career also includes 15 years as a small business owner-operator and 11 years as a business technology instructor at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. Tim has been a guest speaker for several civic/professional organizations, colleges and universities throughout the region.
NOVEMBER 2nd: Wilmington, Clinton County
- November 2nd - Clinton County: "Eat Well, Move Well and Think Well" Dr. Robert Prewitt, Co-Founder of HealthQuest
OCTOBER 5TH: Washington Court House, Fayette County
Presentation: Opioid Addiction Among Injured Workers
Speaker: John Hanna, BWC Pharmacy Program Director
Our October 5th meeting will cover Opioid Addiction Among Injured Workers. John Hanna from the BWC will cover the following topics during this informative presentation:
- BWC Prescription Benefit Program – FY 2016
- Pharmacy Program Mission & Tools
- Program Activity & Outcomes - FY2016
- Drug Utilization – FY2016
- HFC Injured Worker Drug Utilization FY2016
- Injured Workers & Opioids – FY2010 – 2016
- HFC Injured Worker Opioid Utilization FY2010 - 2016
- Revisions to BWC Pharmacy Benefits - 2016
- BWC Pharmacy Mission Focus Going Forward
John Hanna has served as director of the pharmacy program for the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ compensation since 2009. In this role, he directs pharmacy services for the agency and provides oversight for all pharmacy issues related to workers’ compensation claims. He also manages the evaluation of claims for drug appropriateness (e.g., use of narcotics, duration of medication given allowances in claim, etc.); consults with private medical providers to develop appropriate medication utilization plans; and serves as the lead for ensuring quality of pharmacy services as well as appropriateness of care and reimbursement. He took the lead in implementing Ohio’s first-ever formulary for workers’ compensation in 2011.
Hanna was previously the Director of Pharmacy with the Adena Regional Health System in Chillicothe, for eight years. Prior to working with Adena, he held diversified managerial and administrative positions with multi-hospital health systems in the greater Cincinnati area. He began his management career with Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington, serving as Director of Pharmacy before moving into hospital administration.
John is a Fellow of the Leonard Davis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School and served as an adjunct clinical instructor at the University of Cincinnati, College of Pharmacy for over 15 years. He is a past member of the Ohio Board of Pharmacy and also served on the Advanced Practice Nurse Formulary Committee of the Ohio Nursing Board. As a member of the Ohio Pharmacist Association, he serves on the Legislative Affairs Committee. John is currently a member of Ohio Governor John Kasich’s Cabinet Opiate Action Team.
John received a Master of Business Administration, from Xavier University and a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Cincinnati.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Southern State Community College, 1270 US Route 62 SW, Washington Court House, OH 43160 [map]
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!
Presentation: Opioid Addiction Among Injured Workers
Speaker: John Hanna, BWC Pharmacy Program Director
Our October 5th meeting will cover Opioid Addiction Among Injured Workers. John Hanna from the BWC will cover the following topics during this informative presentation:
- BWC Prescription Benefit Program – FY 2016
- Pharmacy Program Mission & Tools
- Program Activity & Outcomes - FY2016
- Drug Utilization – FY2016
- HFC Injured Worker Drug Utilization FY2016
- Injured Workers & Opioids – FY2010 – 2016
- HFC Injured Worker Opioid Utilization FY2010 - 2016
- Revisions to BWC Pharmacy Benefits - 2016
- BWC Pharmacy Mission Focus Going Forward
John Hanna has served as director of the pharmacy program for the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ compensation since 2009. In this role, he directs pharmacy services for the agency and provides oversight for all pharmacy issues related to workers’ compensation claims. He also manages the evaluation of claims for drug appropriateness (e.g., use of narcotics, duration of medication given allowances in claim, etc.); consults with private medical providers to develop appropriate medication utilization plans; and serves as the lead for ensuring quality of pharmacy services as well as appropriateness of care and reimbursement. He took the lead in implementing Ohio’s first-ever formulary for workers’ compensation in 2011.
Hanna was previously the Director of Pharmacy with the Adena Regional Health System in Chillicothe, for eight years. Prior to working with Adena, he held diversified managerial and administrative positions with multi-hospital health systems in the greater Cincinnati area. He began his management career with Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington, serving as Director of Pharmacy before moving into hospital administration.
John is a Fellow of the Leonard Davis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School and served as an adjunct clinical instructor at the University of Cincinnati, College of Pharmacy for over 15 years. He is a past member of the Ohio Board of Pharmacy and also served on the Advanced Practice Nurse Formulary Committee of the Ohio Nursing Board. As a member of the Ohio Pharmacist Association, he serves on the Legislative Affairs Committee. John is currently a member of Ohio Governor John Kasich’s Cabinet Opiate Action Team.
John received a Master of Business Administration, from Xavier University and a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Cincinnati.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Southern State Community College, 1270 US Route 62 SW, Washington Court House, OH 43160 [map]
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 7TH: Hillsboro, Highland County
Presentation: New OSHA Recordkeeping Reporting Rule
Speaker: Audrey Rogers, Industrial Hygienist, OSHA
Our September 7th HFC meeting will cover the new OSHA Recordkeeping Reporting Rule. The new rule, which takes effect August 10, 2016, requires certain employers to electronically submit injury and illness data that they are already required to record on their onsite OSHA Injury and Illness forms. Audrey Rogers, Industrial Hygienist with OSHA, will present on the details and compliance of this new rule as it relates to our Safety Council members.
Audrey Rogers has been employed with Federal OSHA for 15 years as a Compliance Officer. During that time, Audrey has conducted both Health and Safety inspections, primarily in the general industry setting. She has also conducted complaint, programmed, accident and fatality inspections. Some of Audrey's areas of specialty include recordkeeping, blood borne pathogens and ergonomics.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Ponderosa Banquet Center, 545 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
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!
Presentation: New OSHA Recordkeeping Reporting Rule
Speaker: Audrey Rogers, Industrial Hygienist, OSHA
Our September 7th HFC meeting will cover the new OSHA Recordkeeping Reporting Rule. The new rule, which takes effect August 10, 2016, requires certain employers to electronically submit injury and illness data that they are already required to record on their onsite OSHA Injury and Illness forms. Audrey Rogers, Industrial Hygienist with OSHA, will present on the details and compliance of this new rule as it relates to our Safety Council members.
Audrey Rogers has been employed with Federal OSHA for 15 years as a Compliance Officer. During that time, Audrey has conducted both Health and Safety inspections, primarily in the general industry setting. She has also conducted complaint, programmed, accident and fatality inspections. Some of Audrey's areas of specialty include recordkeeping, blood borne pathogens and ergonomics.
Registration: 11:30AM
Lunch/Program: 12PM - 1PM (Cost of lunch is now $15/person)
Where: Ponderosa Banquet Center, 545 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
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!
THANK YOU SEPTEMBER MEETING SPONSOR: TECHSOLVE
TechSolve is a nationally recognized provider and Ohio’s leader in process improvement expertise across four major industry sectors: manufacturing, advanced machining, aerospace & defense, and healthcare.
Starting with best practices at the core of everything we do, for more than 30 years, we have been dedicated to process improvement and innovation in order to remain highly competitive, and provide the most efficient methods to identify opportunities across the ever-changing markets.
Comprised of business specialists, engineers, and scientists, our teams of experts work with a wide spectrum of organizations to help identify and execute custom tailored solutions that achieve any customer’s unique needs – for the ideal top-line growth, the best bottom-line savings, and an overall optimal experience, every time.
Our proven approach aims at helping Ohio’s businesses:
• Eliminate Extraneous Costs
• Increase Productivity
• Maximize Profits
Industries We Serve:
Manufacturing:
We ensure the competitiveness of “Made in America” through solutions such as Lean and other productivity improvement and cost reduction projects, new product development and growth planning, and by continually developing advanced manufacturing techniques.
Aerospace & Defense:
We provide solutions that reduce engineering change requirements, identify and achieve affordability targets, reduce lead times, improve RFQ results, mitigate risk, and improve quality and reliability.
Advanced Machining:
Our experienced engineers can work on-site or in our fully instrumented machining lab to develop custom-tailored solutions that help clients address their most pressing cost, productivity, and quality challenges.
Healthcare:
We deliver best practices and process improvement solutions that reduce process variation and eliminate wasteful activities, increase capacity and throughput, and improve patient care and satisfaction. a
TechSolve is a nationally recognized provider and Ohio’s leader in process improvement expertise across four major industry sectors: manufacturing, advanced machining, aerospace & defense, and healthcare.
Starting with best practices at the core of everything we do, for more than 30 years, we have been dedicated to process improvement and innovation in order to remain highly competitive, and provide the most efficient methods to identify opportunities across the ever-changing markets.
Comprised of business specialists, engineers, and scientists, our teams of experts work with a wide spectrum of organizations to help identify and execute custom tailored solutions that achieve any customer’s unique needs – for the ideal top-line growth, the best bottom-line savings, and an overall optimal experience, every time.
Our proven approach aims at helping Ohio’s businesses:
• Eliminate Extraneous Costs
• Increase Productivity
• Maximize Profits
Industries We Serve:
Manufacturing:
We ensure the competitiveness of “Made in America” through solutions such as Lean and other productivity improvement and cost reduction projects, new product development and growth planning, and by continually developing advanced manufacturing techniques.
Aerospace & Defense:
We provide solutions that reduce engineering change requirements, identify and achieve affordability targets, reduce lead times, improve RFQ results, mitigate risk, and improve quality and reliability.
Advanced Machining:
Our experienced engineers can work on-site or in our fully instrumented machining lab to develop custom-tailored solutions that help clients address their most pressing cost, productivity, and quality challenges.
Healthcare:
We deliver best practices and process improvement solutions that reduce process variation and eliminate wasteful activities, increase capacity and throughput, and improve patient care and satisfaction. a
