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I have visited a couple clients this week and they did not have the 300A posted. Make sure you do this. The posting time is 2-1 to 4-30 but you can leave it up all year if you would like.George S. KunzAmerican Safety and HealthCell # 614/257-9545
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On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 3:05 PM, george kunz <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I have visited a couple clients this week and they did not have the 300A > posted. Make sure you do this. The posting time is 2-1 to 4-30 but you can > leave it up all year if you would like. > George S. Kunz > American Safety and Health > Cell # 614/257-9545 > > ------------------------------ > > To unsubscribe from the SCCSC-L list, click the following link: >
Jeff Anders Project Manager Triec Electrical Services Inc. Office #937-323-3721 Ext.125 Cell #937-605-8115 Email: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of george kunz Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2018 3:05 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] OSHA 300A Posting
I have visited a couple clients this week and they did not have the 300A posted. Make sure you do this. The posting time is 2-1 to 4-30 but you can leave it up all year if you would like. George S. Kunz American Safety and Health Cell # 614/257-9545
Jay Edwards, STS District Safety Manager Great Lake District Konecranes, Region Americas [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> M (937) 207-7429
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Jeff Anders Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2018 3:31 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: [SCCSC-L] OSHA 300A Posting
Triec has it posted. Thanks,
Jeff Anders Project Manager Triec Electrical Services Inc. Office #937-323-3721 Ext.125 Cell #937-605-8115 Email: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
We are currently looking into getting security/surveillance cameras. With today's events of mass shootings and workplace violence, we feel that we need some added security. Also, we feel that the cameras would be beneficial when it comes to accident investigations. My question is what is a common company/brand employer's use? We have a wide open warehouse with little obstructions. What would be a recommended camera? Can I go to a local electronics store or should I go through a company that specializes in security cameras?
We have an Estimator/Project Manager who specifically handles security camera installations. We perform all the camera wiring for all the Juvenile Detention Centers in the State of Ohio. We also have performed security camera installations for a number of banks and other businesses.
Our person to contact is Rich Stagner, 937-323-3721, [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> He would be happy to meet with you and survey your situation.
We have utilized Scott's company, Triec, and they do a terrific job...
Steve Neely, President Armoloy of Ohio, Inc. 1-937-323-8702 1-937-323-2754 fax 1-937-206-5951 cell www.armoloyofohio.com
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Scott Yeazell Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 11:48 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Security/Surveillance Cameras
Justin,
We have an Estimator/Project Manager who specifically handles security camera installations. We perform all the camera wiring for all the Juvenile Detention Centers in the State of Ohio. We also have performed security camera installations for a number of banks and other businesses.
From: [log in to unmask] Sent: Wed, 03 Feb 2016 16:49:09 +0000 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Security/Surveillance Cameras
We have utilized Scott's company, Triec, and they do a terrific job... Steve Neely, PresidentArmoloy of Ohio, Inc.1-937-323-87021-937-323-2754 fax1-937-206-5951 cellwww.armoloyofohio.com
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Scott Yeazell Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 11:48 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Security/Surveillance Cameras
Let's imagine you wanted to bring an experienced maintenance worker into the safety field as someone to train into a position and become an eventual safety leader for the company. Their task would be to completely review your existing LO/TO program, modify-create any procedures and then train all personnel on Lockout-Tagout. What training classes/seminars would you have them attend to make sure they are up to speed before they start. OK, everything is worth hearing.. Lets have it!
I would start by sending him to the LOTO Safety Council Seminar next Wednesday, February 19, 2014. Ed Baader knows the ins and outs of LOTO very well and this would be an excellent place to start. Well worth the $50 for the appx. 4 hour course. I will be attending with our new Maintenance Technician.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 9:54 AM, Debra Kaelin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Good Morning Jayson, > > > > I would start by sending him to the LOTO Safety Council Seminar next > Wednesday, February 19, 2014. Ed Baader knows the ins and outs of LOTO very > well and this would be an excellent place to start. Well worth the $50 for > the appx. 4 hour course. I will be attending with our new Maintenance > Technician. > > > > Debra Kaelin > > Safety & Quality Systems
Don’t forget that the BWC also offers (free) training as well. If you have a policy, then you have already paid for the training.
DAVID J. ARTHUR, SMSgt, Ohio ANG
178 FW Ground Safety Manager
5319 Regula Ave. SBMPT
Springfield, OH 45502-8784
Comm: 937-327-2223
DSN: 346-2223
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To add to what Kim said, that's the beauty of this e-mail list. If you ask, I suspect there are plenty of us who do have written programs that would share them with you. Granted, my programs are slighted toward the military, the pattern is still good, and I will gladly send copies of what we have to any and all of you. The government won't allow us to copyright our work, since it's done for a public entity by public sector workers. So they're free for the taking ...
A quick question. Do pallet storage racks have to be secured to the floor?
Thanks,
Justin Hayes Safety Manager Benjamin Steel Company, Inc. 777 Benjamin Dr. Springfield, OH 45502 937-322-8600 (o) 937-327-0451 (f)
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Not sure depending on your use, but I do know for sure that the design of the racks structural capacities depend on the lag to the floor. It should always be done in opinion.
Jayson Skaggs Special Project Mgr. Woeber Mustard. Co. 1966 Commerce Circle Springfield, Ohio 45504 800-548-2929 x1168 937-323-1679 Fax www.woebermustard.com [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Justin Hayes Sent: Monday, December 30, 2013 2:38 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] Storage racks
This is so easy to use after I realized it is simply an e-mail to the address above.
Another Question:
I would like to know how other companies handle the requirement to annually evaluate the Lockout/Tagout programs at their companies. Do you re-authorize operators to LOTO for each specific piece of equipment or simply evaluate the LOTO instructions for each and consider them reviewed at that point? I have received conflicting information and as usual OSHA is very vague - deliberately so I think!
It may seem confusing because there are three different elements that need to be considered.
First, the program itself is supposed to be reviewed to make sure it is up to date and effective. This includes things like the names of the right people, equipment designations are correct, etc. The program should also be reviewed for effectiveness, but how this is accomplished can vary based on how the program is set up (review retained lockout documentation, observe lock out, etc)
The supervisors perform the testing on the Lockout Procedure. They have a checklist of the general items to be checked during the setup procedures, which, is turned into me and kept on record.
Prior to this, they are to ask the employee why they are locking out the machine. Responses similar to, "For Safety", or "Because I am doing a setup", does not suffice. The correct answer that we want to hear is, "I am the only one who can control the power sources to this machine so that accidental startup (or movement) will be avoided.
I am wondered how other manufacturing companies handle long hair in the workplace and what their policies say. We currently require anyone with hair below the collar to pull it back and up above the collar when they are in the Production Areas. How do others handle this?
Here at Seepex Inc. there is nothing in the employee handbook about hair length or related policies. As long as it does not endanger the employee. Most of the people here working on the shop floor have short hair/shaved head anyway.
Sincerely,
Daniel Blankenship Service Technician Seepex Inc. 511 Speedway Dr. Enon, OH 45323 1+937 864 7150 EXT 169 1+ 937 681 0316 Cell 1+ 937 864 7157 Fax
For associates who operate process equipment, or who come into contact with process equipment, hair must be away from the face and less than shoulder length or contained by one of the following methods:
1. In a pony tail less than six inches in length. 2. In a bun. 3. Under a cap. 4. In a hair net. 5. Secured under a bandanna or scarf.
We are constantly having outside contractors come into our facilities to work on our equipment. We usually use the contractor that has a good safety record and we make sure that they comply with our safety rules. The one concern that I have is at times they may have to use some of our equipment. A good example is that we have an outside contractor come in and inspect our overhead cranes all the time. In order for them to get up in the crane they use our scissor lift. What things can I do to not only protect our
When a contactor uses our equipment, we have them sign a Contractor Safety Agreement and also copy their licenses (i.e forklift, scissor lift) then we have our maintenance person check them out and sign that they were shown our particular equipment. Hope this helps.
Just for information: Our electrical contracting service company has a fleet of various lifts for our own use. Our company policy is to NEVER use a customer's equipment for anything. The basic problem is that equipment varies in characteristics and control. Our employees are trained on our lifts (equipment) they are not trained on yours. We have used customers equipment twice because the customer demanded we use their equipment. Both times property damage resulted (no injuries) because the operator was not totally familiar with the behavior of the specific lift the owner provided.
Just prior to our company deciding to close the Springfield location, I was evaluating our security system. We currently have cameras both outside and inside. All of the cameras record to a DVR. We have a couple of monitors to view the more critical areas. We had our cameras installed several years ago by a company called Fire Protection Services (FSP). They have always functioned well with no repairs needed. The only time we called for service was when somebody broke in and vandalized the system. If you are looking to protect the property and its contents when there should
I believe I've sent this out once, but will do so again. We need help for this upcoming parade ... TIA ... !
DAVID J. ARTHUR, SMSgt, Ohio ANG 178 FW Ground Safety Manager 5319 Regula Ave. SBMPT Springfield, OH 45502-8784 Comm: 937-327-2223 DSN: 346-2223
-----Original Message----- From: Kent Sherry [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 10:18 AM To: Arthur, David J SMSgt USAF ANG 178 FW/SEG Subject: Memorial Day Parade
DAVID J. ARTHUR, SMSgt, Ohio ANG 178 FW Ground Safety Manager 5319 Regula Ave. SBMPT Springfield, OH 45502-8784 Comm: 937-327-2223 DSN: 346-2223
-----Original Message----- From: Kent Sherry [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 10:18 AM To: Arthur, David J SMSgt USAF ANG 178 FW/SEG Subject: Memorial Day Parade
For the discussion line:
Wanted! Safety Council members to walk the parade route passing out kid's hard hats with Safety Council logo. Fun job with great rewards as you greet thousands of spectators and friends. Help out and have your company name posted on the side of the Safety Council
We were wondering what other companies do in case of a tornado. We all know that if we listen to a news forecast, we can get advisement if the conditions are right for a tornado to occur.
However, what if a tornado was actually in the close vicinity? What type of warning systems do you use to quickly alert your employees to immediately get to the safe areas?
We have a weather radio and whenever there is a Tornado warning, we evacuate all associates to the designated tornado shelter. We remain in the shelter area until the warning is cancelled. Springfield does not have a warning system so we must count on the weather radio. Better safe than sorry!
Peggy
Trutec Industries
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Kent Swayne Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 1:04 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Tornado Warnings
"Remember - Safety is not a job; it is a way of life."
With weather radios at all of buildings, the Springfield City School District follows the same guidelines.
Greer L. Young, Director Attendance, Safety/Security and Workers' Compensation Springfield City Schools 1500 W. Jefferson St. Springfield, Ohio 45506 937-505-2826 937-328-2148 - Fax
NOAA weather radios are a great tool! I'm glad to hear a lot of discussion on them. As a reminder, if you are in the market to purchase one, please remember to buy a programmable radio with SAME technology so that you can ask it to only notify you in cases of warnings and not watches (or else it will be buzzing at you all the time) as well as the exact location (Clark County only) instead of all counties (again, it will be going off a lot!).
Lisa Dempsey Executive Secretary McKinley Hall., Inc. 1101 E. High Street Spfld, Ohio 45505 937-328-5300 x120
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Peggy Snyder Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 3:38 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: [SCCSC-L] Tornado Warnings
Kent,
We have a weather radio and whenever there is a Tornado warning, we evacuate all associates to the designated tornado shelter. We remain in the shelter area until the warning is cancelled. Springfield does not have a warning system so we must count on the
We have a little problem for April. Our speaker is unable to make the meeting on April 9th. The topic is supposed to be I2P2, and at the moment, we don't have a name to plug into the slot.
The Steering Committee works very hard to ensure that we get the best speakers we can for the topics you request. But sometimes we need a little help, so if you know someone who has insight in I2P2 and would like to get up in front of the Council after a nice hot breakfast, please make that person known
As most, if not all, of you know, Dick Higgins was truly the driving force behind the Forklift Rodeo. It was his energy, insight, and vision that drove the program to the pinnacle where we hosted international teams here in Springfield Ohio. But with Dick's passing, there really has been nobody truly capable of filling his shoes, and for that reason, the Rodeo has been set aside for the past two years.
This is just another reminder that we REALLY need help for the fair booth! If you can spare just a few hours over the time frame, you would have our undying respect and appreciation. Here's the scoop.
The fair will begin on July 22nd, and run through the 29th. It will open at 8:00 each morning, and the booths will end at 6:00 in the evening. But the key is, we need to man the booth the whole time! So far, I have only three volunteers, and two "voluntolds". That's just not enough support to make this booth happen.
Sorry for the delay in asking for volunteers, but with Dick's recent mishap, I'm trying to pick-up the reins on the fair and get the last-minute coordination done to make things happen.
As usual, we have a booth, and I need some bodies to man it. I can offer free admittance into the fair, parking . . . somewhere near the building . . . and lots of fun, frivolity, and warm weather. And all you have to do is to agree to do a stint . . . or two . . . or three . .
Oops . . . forgot the dates. July 22 through 29, 2011 . . . at the Fairgrounds, of course . . . !
DAVID J. ARTHUR, SMSgt, Ohio ANG 178 FW Ground Safety Manager 5319 Regula Ave. SBMPT Springfield, OH 45241 Comm: 937-327-2223 DSN: 346-2223
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Arthur, David J SMSgt USAF ANG 178 FW/SEG Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 11:27 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] Volunteers Needed - Clark County Fair Importance: High
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Roger Sigman Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 2:41 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Fluorescent light bulbs
Good day everyone!
I was wondering how/if your company disposes of fluorescent light bulbs.
(See attached file: Clark County EMA - Clark State Community College Safety Training.doc)
Attn: Springfield Clark County Safety Council Members -
At our September meeting we discussed some free safety training classes that were being offered by the Clark County Emergency Management Agency and Clark State Community College. The dates have been set for this free training and we encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity. Training sessions will be held on Wednesday November 3 , 2010 and Wednesday November 10, 2010. Both sessions will be 4-hour sessions from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and they will be held
We are looking into implementation of a calisthenics program at the beginning of our work shift. Does anybody out there have any input that may help in my quest to get this program going? Good or bad J
Peggy Snyder
Trutec Industries
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Waste Management has a program. We utilize a company out of Cincinnati, US Lamp & Ballast Recycling. 7806 Anthony Wayne Avenue. You pay them via a credit card. They send you a box the fluorescent lamps go in and send it back, pre-paid UPS when it is full, at least once/year as you do not want to carry over old bulbs from year to year.
USA Lamp & Ballast in Cincinnati, We have used them many times as part of our lighting retrofit projects., lowest cost, most convenient. 513-641-5155
Scott Yeazell Triec Electrical Services 937-323-3721 [log in to unmask]
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-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Robin Fent Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 7:31 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Recycle Flourescent Bulbs
In regards to the question of how best to dispose of outdated medications we have a company who is part of our Safety Council which is Special Waste Systems and they are historically more cost effective than the any of the other medical waste providers.
You may contact them at: (937) 866-8898 [log in to unmask]
Matthew J. McNelly Municipal Representative (937) 414-6691
We just arranged for Stericyle to pick up and dispose of our outdated medications. Their contact info is 800-810-5114. Diane Jenkins
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Don Amburgey Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 10:51 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Medication disposal
Roger Sigman has asked me to post this question. What is the proper method of disposal of prescription and over the counter medications?
As I understand, the proper disposal of medications is that they need to be disposed of in regular trash for the landfill. Prior to disposal, medication should be mixed with coffee grinds or similar material that will allow the pills to dissolve and be less potent.
The old method of disposal via toilet is harmful to wild life.
For pills or suppositories dissolve in water then mix into soil mixture. Dispose of as indicated in the flyer above.
The only "Drug Take Back Program" I am aware of in Ohio is in Olmstead Falls.
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Jenkins, Diane Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 11:05 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] FW: Medication disposal
Here's another opportunity to get involved with the council. Dick sent this note to the Steering Committee, but it's also an invitation to the general membership. We always need help and here's a chance for you to jump right in. Just make sure you contact Dick [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> so he can schedule you.
The Safety Council steering committee has come up with some new and exciting ideas to improve on the services the Safety Council offers to its members. Before implementing these ideas, I thought I would run some of these ideas past you the "membership" to see what you think of them. Because after all your involvement would be crucial to their success.
I have been called to our Lima location, and I won't be available for our meeting this morning. Christine, the tables for the next meeting have been taken care of.
Don Brown
Safety / Quality Manager
Benjamin Steel Company Inc.
777 Benjamin Dr.
Springfield, Ohio 45502-8846
Phone: 937-322-8600 ext. 1206
Phone: 800-299-9191 ext. 1206
Fax: 937-327-0451
Cell: 937-631-2400
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Dear Springfield Safety Council List Participant Members,
The attached document is a recent press release detailing a few of the classes offered at the 2010 Ohio Safety Congress and Expo. The event this year will be held March 30-April 1, 2010, with only two days of the Expo (Wednesday and Thursday).
It is nearly time for the Annual Ohio Safety Congress and Expo. The event will be held this year at the Columbus Convention Center on March 30th-April1 Exposition is two days only March 31st-April 1st 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
For several years now, the Springfield and Clark County Safety Council has participated by taking our display, information about our mission and programs, as well as requesting that members volunteer their time and energy to staffing the booth and educating attendees about our Safety Council. Please consider volunteering a few hours of your time during
To All Once again mother nature has bitten us, Clark County is currently under a level 2 advisory. For the safety of all concerned we are canceling today's event.
Don Amburgey Chairman Springfield/Clark County Safety Council
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I'm sure many of you won't receive this until after you return to work from the storm. However, when you do, I'm also sure you'll be glad to hear that we have rescheduled our breakfast meeting to Next Tuesday, February 16, barring we get any more snow, that is.
It will still be at the same time and location, so just move today's Outlook reminder to next Tuesday, and we'll see you there.
While I'm soaking up some lovely weather along the Gulf Coast in Mississippi, I see that all of you are buried under a cold white blanket, and will be for most of this week. For that reason, the Steering Committee of the Safety Council has made the determination to cancel tomorrow's breakfast meeting. At present we don't have a makeup date yet. But we should have one soon, and will alert everyone to the new date.
For those of you who are looking to attend an OSHA-10 Hour training session in 2010 - he is a good chance to get an early start. This program is offered by the Kittyhawk Chapter of the ASSE. All information is provided in the brochure.
It's me again. First I would like to thank everyone that responded to my last post. Secondly, I am trying to decide on eye protection regarding flying particles. We have several machine centers that require the use of an air gun to blow out chips, etc. and have had 2 eye injuries as a result. I have found literature regarding both, and in my opinion goggles seem to be the preferred method. However, there is the comfort and convenience factor of a face shield over the goggles that will be the bigger problem. The air guns are
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I am in need of some assistance. I have to conduct our forklift training, however I have never been certified and I have only been on a forklift once in my life. In reading the OSHA standard I am comfortable in using the videos we have for our forklifts, but who can be considered qualified to conduct the evaluations? I have several people that have been forklift drivers since they have been with the company, is that sufficient qualifications?
Just a friendly reminder that tomorrow is the deadline for submitting your Annual Report. This report is crucial to your being able to participate in the rebate program, and is also part of our reporting requirements as a safety council. So if you haven't sent it in yet, now's the time.
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I knew there was a reason not to come back to work today . . .
Ok, here's my most recent dilemma. One of the aspects of the military in regards to OSHA is that we have a few different rules than they. But I believe that the following reference in our Air Force OSH Standard (91-501, Para 5.7) is similar to an OSHA requirement. Here's the reference:
We have a quick program change coming in January. The BWC has asked for fifteen minutes of our January 12th meeting to update us on the rate reform. For that reason, we will start the program about fifteen minutes early, at 7:45 a.m., to accommodate the BWC and try to not take any time away from the OSHA update.
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We have a quick program change coming in January. The BWC has asked for fifteen minutes of our January 12th meeting to update us on the rate reform. For that reason, we will start the program about fifteen minutes early, at
We need some help from the masses next month. The annual home show, Homefest 2010, is coming up the weekend of January 23 & 24, and we need some folks to man our booth. The event goes from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and you can choose any blocks of time. So if you can donate an hour or two . . . Or more . . . please contact Kent Sherry at [log in to unmask] You'll certainly earn our eternal appreciation.
Hey, my friends, does anybody have the dates and location of the next Safety Congress? I'm working on my schedule for next year, and I'd like to get this on the calendar quickly.
David J. Arthur, SMSgt, Ohio ANG 178 FW Ground Safety Manager 5319 Regula Ave., SBMPT Springfield, OH 45502-8784 Com: 937-327-2223 DSN: 346-2223 Fax: 937-327-2121
The Safety Congress will be held March 30 to April 1, 2010 at the Columbus Convention Center.
Thanks
Tim Rathmell EHS Manager Reiter Dairy, LLC 1961 Commerce Circle Springfield, Ohio 45504 937-323-5777 Office 937-328-7565 Fax 937-206-7115 Cell
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I am looking for the NFPA 10 code relating to the inspection standard for portable extinguishers including information related to the tag not being removed. If anyone is aware of a state code related to the same issue please pass that information on as well. I have spent a good deal of time online and anything I found relates back to the NFPA code.
Here is what BWC has as a reference for your question:
Monthly inspections of portable fire extinguishers were not performed. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157 (e)(2); NFPA 10:4-3.1
There was a missing fire extinguisher. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157 (c)(4) & (d)(2) ; NFPA 10:1-6-2
If you have any questions please contact me.
Andrea King
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Tara Adkins Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 2:41 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] fire extinguisher inspection standard
This is a subject that is near and dear to my heart absent the NFP angle. The subject of portable extinguisher inspections has come up many times in my experience. And, it is one that is not well understood, nor given adequate attention. Your question will help improve the subject understanding.
Absent NFP, all one needs to do is read, understand and comply with the extinguisher manufacturer's label that is mounted on the unit. Not having one in front of me at the moment I can be confident the label establishes the requirement to inspect monthly! And the
One of your questions was about how this interacts with any state fire codes... I did a little research on the Ohio Revised Code and found that Ohio's State Fire Code states
The state fire code adopted pursuant to sections 3737.82 and 3737.83 of the Revised Code shall not contain any provision as follows:
Tara, both the Ohio Building Code and Ohio Fire Code refer to NFPA 10, Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers. This is the 2002 Edition, the 2007 Edition should be adopted by the State of Ohio in the summer of 2010. I have attached as a PDF file the section 6.3.4, Maintenance Recordkeeping. I believe this will answer your question concerning the tag not being removed.
Members of the Springfield Clark County Safety Council
I have reviewed an email stream initiated by Tara Adkins, with thoughtful comments and contributions from Dick Higgins and Tim Swonger. I will add some additional material for your review and application. I have attached the 2007 edition of NFPA 10 which as Mr. Swonger identified will be the applicable standard in the very near future. If you are considering addressing policies or practices it would be of value to align them with the new standard. Doing so now will not jeopardize your standing with regard to compliance during a formal fire
This is just a last call for folks interested in the mishap investigation seminar taking place tomorrow. We still need to fill about eight seats to meet our reservation.
Regardless, let me share for a moment the importance of accident investigation. In my "company", we track mishaps that cost more than $500, require a trip to the local emergency room, and/or generate a claim under worker's compensation. Part of this tracking is to do both formal and informal investigations to figure out what really happened.
Do not get caught having had a mishap that ultimately gets outside attention having not conducted the appropriate accident analysis that will enable you to address the situation correctly, find the "root cause" so as to enable the action necessary to prevent a recurrence. (i.e. Don't get caught with your pants down!)
I use Northern Supply Company. I find them very economical and fast. Their number is 1800-631-1246.
Thanks Laura
From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Tammy Beckett Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2009 1:27 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] First Aid Cabinet Supplies
Hello All,
Does anyone else stock their own First Aid Cabinets/General Remedy Supplies (Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Cold Tablets, Antacids, etc.)?
ODOT has quit purchasing all general remedy supplies.
John Henry Balzer III Transportation Administrator
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Hello All,
Does anyone else stock their own First Aid Cabinets/General Remedy Supplies (Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Cold Tablets, Antacids, etc.)?
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We have used Safety Solutions in Dublin for years - good service and price. 800-232-7463
Brian Manges Southwest Landmark, Inc.
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Hello All,
Does anyone else stock their own First Aid Cabinets/General Remedy Supplies (Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Cold Tablets, Antacids, etc.)?
Can anyone tell me the length of time an employer must keep applications (for those not hired) on file? I have found various lengths of time (1yr, 2yr, 3 yr) and am not sure which is correct.
Thanks,
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All records relating to the hiring process should be kept for at least one year (or until the complete resolution of any discrimination complaint should one arise). Some government contractors are required to keep these records for two years.
Employee assistance While BWC recommends the highest degree of assistance available for employees, we require employers participating in Level 1 to have a list of local assistance resources for employees and their families. BWC has compiled a list of local community resources for participating employers to use when someone comes forward voluntarily or tests positive. Level 2 of DFWP requires employers to add the pre-establishment of a working relationship with an employee assistance provided to whom an employee with a substance problem could be referred. Level 3 of DFWP requires employers to add health
I have attached a list of providers we provide to our clients when requested. Hope this helps.
(See attached file: Sources for Alcohol and Drug Treatment.doc)
Sandy Jones Sales & Marketing Coordinator Community Mercy Occupational Health & Medicine 2501 East High Street Springfield, Ohio 45505 Phone: 937-328-8716 Fax: 937-328-8719
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Hi Dan! Nice to hear from you. I must confess to confusion about the alaphetical question. I am a CEAP. What are they wanting exactly? (I can be contacted on my private practice phone at 937-903-6606.) Regards, Karen
Yamada North America is currently looking for an individual to fill the position of EHS Assistant Manager:
Essential Functions
1. Maintains and improves ISO-14001 Environmental Management systems, ensures site compliance with all relevant federal and state laws and local ordinances pertaining to the environment. 2. Develops and implements effective programs for maintaining, enhancing and fostering a "zero accident" safety culture. 3. Coordinates and/or delivers all EHS training activities for the plant. 4. Leads environmental and safety committees and facilitates their activities. 5. Maintain plant Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) files, OSHA 300 logs, EHS related files and associated paperwork (manifests,
Here's a bit of an odd question. I don't have a copy of the general industry VSSR regulations, and could use a web link for them if anyone has one.
Here's my question. Does the VSSR address traffic within the boundaries of an industrial site? And if so, what would those rules entail? Along with that, I assume the VSSR has a general duty clause. Does anyone have that reference or a reprint of that clause.
Just a reminder that next Tuesday we will be hosting a panel of experts for you to bring your questions and concerns for their wise advisement. It's a great opportunity to get those nitpick questions answered that you can't seem to find anyone to answer without a $100 an hour consulting fee. So get your money's worth - since the only cost is for the breakfast - and come equipped with plenty of questions for our panel to answer.
I thought I heard you say at the breakfast this morning that the rodeo still needs. Are we short some help, and if so, how would one volunteer to participate?
David J. Arthur, SMSgt, Ohio ANG 178 FW Ground Safety Manager 5319 Regula Ave., SBMPT Springfield, OH 45502-8784 Com: 937-327-2223 DSN: 346-2223 Fax: 937-327-2121
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1. We need our membership to step up and produce a two-person! Two-person teams will self-generate a strong individual operator competition. We need YOUR help!
2. We need sponsorships. See the Rodeo website for ideas whether sponsoring a team, one of the eight (8) event rings, a trophy etc. If you need help with how you might fit in with this category, contact me at 937-605-2340 (cell).
Good afternoon fellow Safety Council Members and friends,
The information below is an email subscription service update I received this week from the DOL. It contains many valuable resources from OSHA on several different topics, some even available in Spanish as well as English versions. I found several of the publications useful for our Safety efforts and wanted to forward in case any one else might need something like these materials as well.
Just one small correction on the announcement for the "Ask the Experts" breakfast meeting. The date is September 8, not August 11 (next Tuesday). Please adjust accordingly.
However, you're still invited to attend both. Next Tuesday we'll be discussing "Safety Awards and Incentives". This also is a hot topic, and one that can make the difference between a lackluster safety plan, and a truly active risk assessment and mishap avoidance program.
A very special thanks to all those who participated in the Safety Council booth at the fair,we could not have accomplished our goal without your support.
Don Amburgey Vice Chairman Springfield, Clark County Safety Council
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just to let everyone who is working the fair booth that the booth is located in the annex portion of the mercantile building. Dick Higgins is picking up the passes today so that we can distribute them to all those involved.
Don Amburgey Safety & Maint. Manager Kreider Corporation
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I am in the process of rewriting our Fall Protection Program. Does anyone have a good program or policy they are willing to share with me for reference and comparison?
We are an Electrical Contractor and our program is/will comply with OSHA Subpart M 1926.500-503.
Thank you,
Tammy Beckett, PHR
HR/Safety Manager
Triec Electrical Services
937.323.3721 Ext. 123
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attached is the schedule for the fair booth, please sign-up! As soon as the Col. and I work out the details of how to distribute the passes I will let everyone know.
Don Amburgey Safety & Maint. Manager Kreider Corporation
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All I know is how their use to transport forklifts is addressed in OSHA 1910.178 and the applicable ASME Standard B56.1
May I suggest first going Google and seeking "Forklift Standards" and take in the results.
Also there is an ASME Standard that should be helpful
Finally, I Googled for Otis Elevator if you are looking for a source, dealer etc. They are the world's largest Elevator & Escalator company. Lots of info here.
Google Otis Elevator Dayton Ohio = Gem City Elevator.
How am I doing Ed?
Richard E. "Dick" Higgins The Higgins Group, Inc. 300 E. Auburn Ave., Suite 29 Springfield, OH 45505-4703 Ph: 937-325-7858 Fax: 937-325-0124 Cell: 937-605-2340
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Hello,
I have been asked if I know anything concerning elevators and I know enough to know that I don't know enough.
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Kone Elevators in Columbus, Ohio 325-8995 is a good company to work with, they installed an elevator for Jim Lagos in the old Wren's building for him. They have a lot of experience in retrofits of old buildings and have a elevator that lendss itself to that kind of project. It is relatively in-expensive doesn't need a large equipment room, the control is a small put anywhere cabinet, the actual drive motor mounts in the shaft on the rail, I think it is called a eco-lift or uni-lift. Their sales crew will come in and evaluate your building for the
Dave Simonton The Thomas Tape & Supply Co., Inc. PO Box 207 Springfield, OH 45501 PH:937-325-6414 x 11 F:937-325-2850 [log in to unmask] www.thomastape.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Baader" <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 1:23 PM Subject: Elevators
Hello,
I have been asked if I know anything concerning elevators and I know enough to know that I don't know enough.
As you know the Clark County Fair is right around the corner. The Safety Council has reserved a booth space in the Annex portion of the Mercantile bldg. We need your help to staff the booth from July 24th-31st. If you can give us a whole day, a half day or even a few hours it would be a tremendous help. So how about showing some support for your Safety Council and volunteer some of your time to the booth. And you never know you may even have some fun too!
Don, I will give a day. The Ohio Safety Council was a good time. I will let you know which day after our next Managers Meeting (June 5th).
Tammy Beckett, PHR HR/Safety Manager Triec Electrical Services 937.323.3721 Ext. 123 -----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Don Amburgey Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 11:00 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] Booth at the Fair
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Don Amburgey Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2009 9:31 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: SWP3
I need a little guidance on general permits and storm water pollution prevention plans.
Don Amburgey Safety & Maint. Manager Kreider Corporation
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You both are working with non-exposure situations, correct? First download form # OMB No. 2040-0211, from Ohio EPA's website. You will need to do an assessment, and reapply every five years.
OEPA General Permits Program P.O. Box 1049 Columbus, Ohio 43216-1049
Also, You may want to give Chris Cotney a call at 937-285-6442, "Ohio Division of Surface Water". I have observed in the past that they are more interested in compliance than giving you a fine.
I have a very small number of volunteers to work the Safety Councils booth at the Expo in Columbus at the end of the month. Come on people give me some help here. I am going to cover the first day my self, I still need to cover the second and third day. Show me a little of that home town spirit.
I will be there with you on the first day of the conference. I will get back to you this afternoon on Wednesday and Thursday. I have to get with our GM about our Wednesday staff meeting.
I am willing to help, I just need to check my schedule to be sure that the time I volunteer is not when I am scheduled for a session that I do not want to miss.
Tammy Beckett, PHR HR/Safety Manager Triec Electrical Services 937.323.3721 Ext. 123 -----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Don Amburgey Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 10:45 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] Columbus Safety Expo
I wanted to attend the Expo but, I will be in Duluth, Ga. the entire week at two of our Assurant sites.
Douglas Cox Security Manager Outsourcing Service Centers Corporate Services PH# (937) 525-8615 FAX# (937) 525-8925 Internet Email: Douglas.Cox @ Assurant.com
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I am available Wednesday morning of the EXPO whenever you need me. Just let me know what time you would like me to show up and I will be there. I did get the information from Dick Higgins. Thank you,
Tammy Beckett, PHR HR/Safety Manager Triec Electrical Services 937.323.3721 Ext. 123 -----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Don Amburgey Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 10:45 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] Columbus Safety Expo
A local company has shrank in the number of employees (now 20 or less), has been removed from their previous group rating by their TPA, and will now be charged more per employee per month. (TPA = Third Party Administrator)
They need to start looking for a new TPA and would like to know: what are the going rates that TPAs charge per employee per month for companies with fewer than 20 employees?
The firm we use is Compmanagement in Dublin OH PH # 614-766-5223. They don't charge on a per employee basis, but rather a flat-fee service.
Ron Hobbs VP Sales and Marketing KMH Systems-Dayton Headquarters 937-890-0711 x 3114 Fx: 937-890-2392 [log in to unmask]
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ed Baader Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 7:55 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Typical TPA charge
I apologize for this late response to your question concerning TPA charges/fees and how they are decided. I can only speak for Hunter Consulting Company but we charge based off claim volume and not off number of employees or payroll. We charge a certain dollar value for medical only claims and another dollar value for lost time claims. All services (claims administration, search for handicap issues, settlements and hearing representation (seasoned workers' comp attorneys) are covered under that fee and there are no additional charges.
I have it on good information that you can call Columbia Gas' Emergency Service at 800-282-0157. But you had best call BEFORE you dig! Otherwise they can get a bit "cranky" when you hit one of their gas lines.
David Aircastle Standard Poodles -----Original Message----- From: [log in to unmask] [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 7:36 AM To: [log in to unmask] Cc: [log in to unmask] Subject: EJB Dig number Importance: Low
I would call the fire dept at 911 and the gas company. -----Original Message----- From: Ed Baader <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]>
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Who do we need to call when we have an emergency gas leak?
Thanks, Ed
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Call 911, leave the house or building. Call 1-800-227-1376 for Vectren Energy for gas leak. Good Luck
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Who do we need to call when we have an emergency gas leak?
We have a clogged water filtration system on one or more of our resistance welders. Two of our engineers suggest running diluted apple cider through the system (similar to unclogging a coffee pot, only a much bigger project). What would the proper disposal procedure for the diluted cider be?
Thanks!
Roger
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There's only a very small percentage of acetic acid in it, so there shouldn't be any waste considerations. And the material coming out of the pipes would be a calcium acetate and water . . . along with the rest of the cider organics.
I wouldn't use cider, but rather white vinegar. That would have less residual organics, and still give you about a 3% acetic acid, which should fall below any reporting thresholds. Then again, it's been a while since I've been in the environmental world. But I can tell you that from a chemist's perspective, that would work,
We use Heritage Crystal Clean for mercury pick-up and disposal - they will pack it for you as well. They are also the company that takes care of our parts washer haz-waste. They are located in Vandalia, Ohio.
Their contact information is 937-454-1093
Thanks
Tim Rathmell Environmental, Health and Safety Manager Reiter Dairy, LLC 1961 Commerce Circle - Springfield, Ohio 45504 (937) 323-5777 ext. 255 (937) 206-7115 Cell (937) 328-7565 Fax
A person recently inquired as to the proper procedure in disposing of several old fire-safes that have what appears to be asbestos in them that is crumbling.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Ed Baader
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I would highly suggest that a reputable Asbestos Abatement company be involved to identify the material. The crumbling material, if asbestos is the owner's responsibility in its' present state, the abatement process and also the proper disposal of the material.
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ed Baader Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2009 1:45 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Fire safes -asbestos lined
You want to make sure you treat it properly as when it is solid it is non-friable and when crumbling it is friable. That is when the spores get into the air and people breath it in. Call in the experts!!! Al
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Young, Greer Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 11:07 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Fire safes -asbestos lined
If you could please help me get the word out....Due to the Presidential Disaster Declaration we received for the Wind Event of September 14, 2008, there are low interest loans available for those who suffered an economic loss as a direct result. See attachments for more information.
Please pass this along to anyone you feel could benefit.
I use crystal clean to dispose of all my used oils, greases and solvents. maybe they can help
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Roger Sigman Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 1:34 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Disposal of etching compound
We have a small amount of etching compound, used to test weld integreties. Can anyone tell me how to safely dispose of it?
I also use Crystal Clean to dispose of my old hydraulic fluid and oils. 937-454-1093
Don Brown Safety / Quality Manager Benjamin Steel Company Inc. 777 Benjamin Dr. Springfield, Ohio 45502-8846 Phone: 937-322-8600 ext. 1206 Phone: 800-299-9191 ext. 1206 Fax: 937-327-0451 Cell: 937-631-2400 [log in to unmask] www.benjaminsteel.com
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Armoloy of Ohio uses Crystal lean as well. They do a good job of giving you a paper-trail of documentation.
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I use crystal clean to dispose of all my used oils, greases and solvents. maybe they can help
I'm looking for suggestions for keeping associates excited about safety. This includes working safely on the job, and being excited about serving on the company Safety Committee. Does anyone use promotions, recognition awards, gimmicks? Any and all suggestions are welcome (even yours Kent :-)
Thanks,
Roger Sigman Corporate Safety & Training Manager The McGregor Metalworking Companies Springfield, Ohio
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Our plants have had oxygen units as part of our first aid emergency response program for years. Recently, during a Basic First Aid/CPR/AED training class, the instructor questioned our having them, stating our level of training did not qualify us to determine whether oxygen should be administered in an emergency. I was not in the class, so I couldn't confront the instructor. I cannot imagine how this could be detrimental to anyone's health or well being. Do any other companies have oxygen units? Does anyone have an opinion on this?
We also for many years had oxygen available to our first aid responders. It was recommended about seven or eight years ago by our safety training instructor to remove them because we did not have specific training nor was it a part of their program anymore. Greg Hupp -Sweet Manufacturing Company
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Roger Sigman Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 4:50 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Oxygen units
Roger, I bounced your message below off our CIH, who is our senior workplace safety specialist. His opinion would concur with that of your first aid trainer: That is, the proper use of supplied oxygen units is beyond the scope of basic first aid training and by making these units available, you may be obligating the company to provide additional training in their proper use. AEDs are a different matter. They are in fact designed to be used by the layperson-complete with "idiot proof" audible instructions. Furthermore, any miscue related to AED use would most likely be defensible under "Good
We have it and it is part of our First Aid, CPR, AED Training. This unit is equipped with a "locked" regulator and a particular style of mask, which, when a applied, is completely fool proof.
Kent Swayne Safety / Facilities Manager 937-325-5551 x 122
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Greg Hupp Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 5:13 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Oxygen units
There are two answers to your question, the first one is yes, the second is no. #1 is yes, it is good to have oxygen available for emergencies to help take care of a patient. #2 is No, if your personnel are not specifically trained on that particular type of oxygen equipment (by an authorized instructor) you maybe liable for damages in a lawsuit by an unscrupulous attorney, and may not fall under the umbrella of the Good Samaritan Act
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SCCSC members -
Attached are the results of the November Table Top Discussions that were generated prior to our meeting last month. The topic concerning safety committees generated some good results. Hopefully you can find something in these comments that you can use for your respective committees to improve your safety program.
That's an excellent question, and one we haven't really looked at before. I don't see a problem with it, and I agree it's something we need to issue. We have looked at CEU's for some of our seminars, although this one won't qualify for them. But overall, I don't see any reason we couldn't do so. Thanks for the great suggestion.
Yesterday the Council announced an upcoming Seminar on December 11. There was a question that came back to me that I'm sure more than a few of you share.
"Will it discuss the different safety programs required, such as Lock-out Tag-out, MSDS, etc., or will it discuss more of the paperwork side and record keeping?"
(See attached file: OSHA 10-Hr General Industry Course.pdf)
For those of you who may be interested in attending an OSHA 10-Hour General Industry course prior to the end of the year, please see the attached brochure for upcoming training on November 13-14, 2008 at Wright State University Student Union. The session is sponsored by the Kittyhawk Chapter of the ASSE, headed up by the Chapter President, James Lopez, who is with the OSHA office in Cincinnati. Some of you may have attended some of Mr. Lopez's courses at Clark State over the last few years prior to him returning to
There is a company called Special Waste System located in Tipp City that will provide the hazardous waste buckets that you can collect the batteries in (with the leads taped) - and they will take them off of your hands. We are currently working with them on the battery recycling as well as other recycling needs. The gentleman's name is Ray Harris and he works with Clark County Waste Management as well. Maybe he can help you out. His contact information is as follows:
We use DBI/SALA for Fall Protection Training, they come in with all the equipment, and instructors for a quality program. Contact Kirk at Premier Safety for scheduling. (We have this training done every year)
Don Brown Safety / Quality Manager Benjamin Steel Company Inc. 777 Benjamin Dr. Springfield, Ohio 45502-8846 Phone: 937-322-8600 ext. 1206 Phone: 800-299-9191 ext. 1206 Fax: 937-327-0451 Cell: 937-631-2400 [log in to unmask] www.benjaminsteel.com
Ditto for us at Kapp Construction DBI/Sala once a year
Thank You, Reed Welsh Senior Project Manager
Kapp Constuction Inc. 329 Mt. Vernon Ave. Springfield, Ohio 45503
ph# 937.324.0134 fax# 937.324.3406
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-----Original Message----- From: Don Brown Sent: 10/6/2008 6:00 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Fall Protection Training
We use DBI/SALA for Fall Protection Training, they come in with all the equipment, and instructors for a quality program. Contact Kirk at Premier Safety for scheduling. (We have this training done every year)
Roger: You might check with one of the vendors such as Miller and see if they have qualified instructors. If you don't use Miller for your harnesses, lanyards, etc. see who you buy those from and contact them.
Regards,
Andy
>>> Roger Sigman <[log in to unmask]> 10/3/2008 4:02 PM >>> I'm looking for someone to come to our facility and conduct Fall Protection training. Does anyone have any suggestions/recommendations?
Greetings fellow Safety Council members! One of our companies is in the process of installing an acid etch station to test weld integrities. Can anyone recommend a resourse to provide on-site training on the proper handling of the acid to be used?
Thanks!
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We are looking at Learning Management Systems and the ability to author our own E-Learning courses and post them to a hosted web site/LMS system, for our own use.
Does anyone have a system like this in place? I am interested in any critique you can offer of your system, preferred vendors, etc.
I'm posting this for Tim Mann, Human Resource Manager for Studebaker Nurseries. He received a message saying he didn't have posting privileges on this forum. Tim is wondering what safety bonus incentives your company might have to reward supervisors / managers who keep their areas safe? If you send your responses to me, I will forward them to Tim.
The Steering Committee is requesting your help. The topic for our September 9 Safety Council meeting is "Fire Detection, Prevention and Weather Related Emergencies". We are in need of a qualified speaker for this topic. If you know of anyone, please respond to this message. The topic could be modified/changed to "Emergency Action Plans" for small, mid and large companies, if necessary.
Tom Dever works for Navistar full time during the day. He volunteers for the Fire Department. If you want to call him let me know and I will give you his phone number at work and his cell.
Thanks, AL
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Don Amburgey Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 4:14 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: Speaker needed for September Safety Council meeting
Don Brown Safety / Quality Manager Benjamin Steel Company Inc. 777 Benjamin Dr. Springfield, Ohio 45502-8846 Phone: 937-322-8600 ext. 1206 Phone: 800-299-9191 ext. 1206 Fax: 937-327-0451 Cell: 937-631-2400 [log in to unmask] www.benjaminsteel.com
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You may try Tom Dever with the Morfield Fire Dept.
Don Kreider Corp.
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Roger Sigman Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 2:02 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Speaker needed for September Safety Council meeting
Good day!
The Steering Committee is requesting your help. The topic for our September 9 Safety Council meeting is "Fire Detection, Prevention and Weather Related Emergencies". We are in need of a qualified speaker for this topic. If you know of anyone, please respond to this message. The topic could be modified/changed to "Emergency Action Plans"
Greg Chambers, a former member and past Chair of our Safety Council, is asking if anyone's company is ISO 14001 compliant. He needs as much information as possible about the process involved to become compliant. He has been charged with achieving compliance for his company by August of this year, so any help you can provide him will be greatly appreciated.
I'm no longer in the safety department. Can you please remove me from the list?
Thanks! Erin Dunham
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Roger Sigman Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 2:18 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [SCCSC-L] ISO 14001
Greg Chambers, a former member and past Chair of our Safety Council, is asking if anyone's company is ISO 14001 compliant. He needs as much information as possible about the process involved to become compliant. He has been charged with achieving compliance for his company by August of this year, so any help you
Greetings fellow Safety Council members! One of our plants recently underwent an elevator inspection from the Department of Commerce. We were made aware of a few issues pertaining to the ASME-A17.1 code. We were also informed that we need to construct a written emergency procedure for this elevator. It is an old freight elevator, used to transport tool & die assemblies to storage on the second floor of our plant. Any help or advise you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
Good Morning. Your Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Programs Committee has been busy as of late devising this year's schedule. We have what we think is going to be a great line-up of topics . . . but we need a little input from our membership. You have suggested some great topics on the feedback forms, but now we need speakers and to flesh-in the subjects. We have speakers for four of the presentations, but there are still plenty more to consider. So, the question arises, who would you like for us to bring to you? This includes for our CEO
Does anyone offer incentives to employees for joining/participating in your company's safety committee? I was asked this question by a representative of a company that is having trouble soliciting volunteers.
Thanks,
Roger
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Sounds like someone is hurting for "Leadership" - the ability to inspire people to excell" Try the "I need your help" approach; it works!
Dick Higgins
Roger Sigman <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Does anyone offer incentives to employees for joining/participating in your company's safety committee? I was asked this question by a representative of a company that is having trouble soliciting volunteers.
Clark State has a Directed Learning Lab (DLL) where students study subjects such as: Pneumatics, Hydraulics, PLCs, Electricity from basic circuits up through power distribution, etc.
We have the students sign a 'Safety Pledge' which basically states that the student will follow safe practices, followed by a list of some practices. The Pledge needs to be updated and we were wondering if anyone knows of or uses a Safety Pledge.
Recently, I spoke with Peggy Isaacs from Arctech Fabricating, Inc. She is looking for any safety information regarding to Docks, Ramps and indoor Overhead Crane. Arctech is moving into a new building that has these items in it and they would like to keep their employees as safe as possible. Please forward any/all safety information on these items to me (and I can forward them to Peggy) or you can email her directly at: [log in to unmask]
I can help with the overhead crane questions. I can be reached by cell phone later this afternoon at 937-206-2995.
Bob Trachsler Safety Director Konecranes-Crane Pro Services -----Original Message----- From: Amy Fickert <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> To: Amy Fickert <[log in to unmask]>
Recently, I spoke with Peggy Isaacs from Arctech Fabricating, Inc. She is looking for any safety information regarding to Docks, Ramps and indoor Overhead Crane. Arctech is moving into a new building that has these items in it and they would like to keep their employees as safe as
I have a situation with a contractor who needs immediate assistance in fall protection. He's working under 1926 and so I need to find an expert on the construction standard for fall protection immediately. We're at a work stoppage at the moment. Call Major Steward Killian at 327-2277 or 631-5998. You may also send an e-mail to [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> . We need this quickly folks.
Please follow the link below to find some helpful information: http://osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/searchresults.category?p_text=fall%20protect ion&p_title=&p_status=CURRENT
Thanks, Chris
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 9:33 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Nee Fall Protection Help Immediately!
Good Morning,
I have a situation with a contractor who needs immediate assistance in fall protection. He's working under 1926 and so I need to find an expert on the construction standard for fall protection immediately. We're at a work stoppage at the moment. Call Major Steward Killian at
Thank you Chris for the immediate reply. We have the information, so that's not the issue. The contractor needs a consultant to assist in designing a fix for the work they're trying to do. I can't help because it would violate the delicate balance between the military and contractors. (We are exempted from the multi-employer worksite liability because we do not have any oversight over contractors, so I can't consult or advise.) Also, I don't feel I have enough expertise in the area of construction fall protection to engineer something for them. So, please, if someone out there knows of
One of our members was asking about how to create a new emergency evacuation plan. She is looking for someone that could create the emergency evacuation plan in case of fire, gunman, tornado, etc. based on knowledge/ information they possess. The fire department said they will help with fire, but she needs help with the other issues that could arise. Any suggestions?
I may be able to be of some assistance to her. Springfield City Schools has a district wide crisis plan. There are also individual site plans for every school building. Each of these plans go into a lot of detail, so she may want to give my secretary a call at (505-2800) so that we can further discuss her needs. (505-2800)
Good afternoon, If Greer is unable to help we have a Safety Engineer that is employed by The Reserves Network who is very helpful. He worked for OSHA for a long time and was also the Safety Engineer for Dupont for 10 years. If there is any way we may be of assistance, please feel free to contact me at 937.327.0715. Thanks, Chris
The Safety Council Steering Committee held our monthly meeting this morning. A topic of discussion was how to most effectively "spread the word" to you, our members, regarding anything related to the Safety Council. If you wouldn't mind, please take a minute to respond by simply listing the type of media you frequent most (radio, television, newspaper, internet, etc.)
I am wondering how other companies meet the requirements of this regulation, particularly when welding, cutting or brazing in non-designated areas i.e. the shop floor.
Thanks,
Roger Sigman
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I have a question regarding Lockout/Tagout. OSHA has aalways argued that setting a die in a press is a maintenance function requiring that the press be locked out. Manufacturing has agrued that a die setup is not considered maintenance, and the setup person is protected by other safety devices on the press. I have heard rumors that OSHA is starting to heavily enforce this. Has anyone had any recent experience with this?
At our facility, we utilize lockout procedures during die setup. OSHA does believe that the setting of a die is a "maintenance" procedure. Due to the fact that a press may have to be turned on and off multiple times during the setup procedure, it is the setup person's responsibility to determine at what times he utilizes lockout procedures. "If in doubt, Lock it Out".
Well, it seems I violated the cardinal rule for safety guys. I loaned out one of our references, and can't find the CD that's running around the place. But I need a reference for a finding, if there are any NEC guru's out there.
We have an electrical box that is rated for indoor use, being used in an outdoor application. It's failing . . . for obvious reasons . . . and I need the reference why this is an incorrect installation. Does anybody have a reference handy?
The Steering Committee will be discussing this at next Tuesday's meeting. Cindy Skeens has a speaker willing to do a 1/2 day seminar.
Roger Sigman
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ed Baader Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 5:24 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Pandemic Flu
Fall, Winter, and the flu season are fast approaching.
LexisNexis and our parent company Reed Elsevier have done a great deal of research, pulled best practices, etc. together. We have also performed table top exercises to help raise the awareness and provide considerations for planning across various company types. Please let us know if we can assist in this space as well.
Just a couple of administrative points to clean up.
First and foremost, the list is for "discussion" and not "advertisement". If you want to put your company name and address in your tag line, that's one thing. But to offer goods and services using the list is a major faux pas! So please keep the posts professional. There will be some "advertising", if you want to call it that, but it will be notices for Safety Council events and information and not for goods and services.
John Hughel Springfield Twp. ----- Original Message ----- From: Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 To: [log in to unmask] Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 10:32 AM Subject: Administrative Issues
Good Morning All,
Just a couple of administrative points to clean up.
First and foremost, the list is for "discussion" and not "advertisement". If you want to put your company name and address in your tag line, that's one thing. But to offer goods and services using the list is a major faux pas! So please keep the posts professional. There will be some "advertising", if you want to
Tomorrow, (if I don't have my calendar messed up) the Program Committee, a sub-committee of the Steering Committee, will get together to discuss upcoming breakfast and seminar topics. We have gotten some good input from all of you from the critique sheets. But that's just a quick written one-liner. So I figured I'd ask on the list before tomorrow and see if there are any pressing topics of interest out there you would like the council to follow-up on? What say all of ye?
As the 2007 Chair of your Springfiled/Clark County Safety Council, I would like to welcome everyone to the SCCSC Forum. Getting the forum up and running has been a labor of love for David Arthur, and I hope it proves beneficial in your quest to provide a safe workplace for your employees. I hope to "chat" with you soon.
I apologize for the number of e-mails this morning. Amy inadvertently sent a "test" to the list, and everyone thought they had to respond. Please do not reply to her post, as it continues to bounce throughout the forum.
Some of you have reported you are receiving two posts each time. This is likely because there are two accounts on the list server. If that's the case and you are receiving two posts each time, let me know and I'll fix the problem immediately.
Here's the user's manual. It has all of the information you'll need in order to operate smoothly on the list. As you can see by Amy's post, when you send a note to the list, it goes to everyone, and if you send the wrong message or ask the wrong question . . . well, it goes to everyone.
I need some help from you. I am receiving two copies of every email from the Safety Council - this has been going on for some time. My email address must be listed twice on the distribution list. Possible email addresses are [log in to unmask] & [log in to unmask] Please delete the [log in to unmask] I am a little frustrated with this and am getting close to asking you to take me off the distribution list all together.
David J. Arthur, SMSgt, Ohio ANG 178 FW Ground Safety Manager (Com) 937.327.2223 (DSN) 346.2223
-----Original Message----- From: Don Brown Benjamin Steel Co. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 9:53 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: message boards
This might be the right place to discuss Workers Comp. and Safety Council issues
Welcome to the Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List. This is the e-mail discussion list that we announced was coming late last year. There were plenty of technical obstacles to overcome, but we finally did it. We found a list server and they were so kind as to donate the list so we could get this up and running. You are subscribed because your company is a member company of the Springfield/Clark County Safety Council.
----- Original Message Follows ----- From: Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Welcome to the Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2007 09:35:09 -0400
> got it thanks > > Welcome to the Springfield/Clark County Safety Council > Discussion List. This is the e-mail discussion list that > we announced was coming late last year. There were plenty > of technical obstacles to overcome, but we finally did it. > We found a list server and they were so kind as to donate > the list so we could get this
Ok, the day is here and I'm about to post the welcome to the list. I never did get a good list of names and e-mail addresses, so I'll send what I loaded to Al and Amy for a quick check. The list I have is from Zach from early this year.
If there are any last minute questions or comments, make them now. I'll be setting everyone to "mail" in a moment and will post the welcome in about a half-hour. So if you have anything you want to go just to the steering committee, make sure you send
Ok, the vote came up unanimous that the list should be restricted to member companies only. Thus, when someone subscribes, we will check to ensure they are from one of our members before adding them to the list.
Next question. I'm hesitant on allowing attachments on the list because of the bulk they bring. However, the option is open. Do we want to allow people to post attachments with their posts to the list? Thus if someone wanted to send pictures or documents to the group, they could just attach them. Of course, that also drives up the size of
Matthew J. McNelly Municipal Representative (937) 414-6691
Sounds cumbersome, but there may be a need...it's up to the majority, makes no difference to me
Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 <[log in to unmask]> Sent by: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List <[log in to unmask]> 07/23/2007 03:44 PM Please respond to Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 <[log in to unmask]>
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Ok, the vote came up unanimous that the list should be restricted to member companies only. Thus, when someone subscribes, we will check to ensure they are from one of our members before adding them to the list.
Many "networking" requests I've had asked for sample Policies or procedures. So, I'd vote for attachments if we don't overload the system. (Perhaps limit to 50k bites or something?) Steve
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Ok, the vote came up unanimous that the list should be restricted to member companies only. Thus, when someone subscribes, we will check to ensure they are from one
Ok, here's our first real question for discussion. We need to decide who can subscribe. We talked about this months ago when we were at the retreat, but I didn't get a concrete decision as to whether we were limiting the list to employees of member companies only, or if we were going to just throw the doors open wide and let anyone who wanted to subscribe join. Personally, I think it should be a perk for our member companies, and if someone wants to take part in the list, they should join the council. However, it is a good
I believe we should limit the list, at this time, to the member companies of the safety council.
Ed
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From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 11:18 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Question To The Committee
Ok, here’s our first real question for discussion. We need to decide who can subscribe. We talked about this months ago when we were at the retreat, but I didn’t get a concrete decision as to whether we were limiting the list to employees of member companies only,
On another note Dave, I will read the manual in the next week... are we able to set up groups? We will be able to: Reply (to single sender) Reply to All Reply to only Steering Committee members ?
Ed
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From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 11:18 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Question To The Committee
I for one would like to see us start with member companies only. Starting off it would be easier for us to manage and monitor. Once we are comfortable with the process, then we might want to consider opening it up to others.
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 11:18 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Question To The Committee
To answer, the only way to have sub-groups is to start another list. So that's not really a possibility. Once the list goes "global", we will have to go back to talking off-list as individual e-mail addresses. I have a group set up in my Outlook.
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I agree with Roger - open to Safety Council members only.
Well, I'll be off for the weekend starting in about an hour and a half. But the consensus seems unanimous that the list needs to be restricted to our membership companies only. There isn't any setting for that, just that the four of us administrating the list will have to screen the applicants beyond the first add.
Matthew J. McNelly Municipal Representative (937) 414-6691
I say member companies only, it's added value to the members and not a venue for possible self promotion from the out side. MJM
Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 <[log in to unmask]> Sent by: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussion List <[log in to unmask]> 07/20/2007 11:17 AM Please respond to Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 <[log in to unmask]>
This is the final test, and it looks as if we can use HTML. I apologize for burning up so many electrons and clogging up your mailboxes, but I needed to get these tests out of the way to ensure everything is working properly. The list is now up and operating, all configuration is complete, and things are ready to go. If anyone is having problems reading the list or any other aspect of it's operation, please contact me so I can fix it before the roll-out.
Ok steering committee, except for Dick's address, it looks as if everyone is receiving the list, though not all of you have checked in with me to confirm yet.
I still have some work to do on the manual, but I'll have it done in plenty of time for the début on August 1st. Because the steering committee is already subscribed, we can start talking amongst ourselves using the list. I have it set so that if you hit "Reply" in your mail reader, you will address the original sender ONLY. If you use "Reply All" in your mail client,
-----Original Message----- From: Springfield/Clark County Safety Council Discussio [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Arthur David J SMSgt 178 FW/SE 346-2223 Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 3:12 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: First Trial of New List
Ok, if you're reading this, the list is configured and you are subscribed to the new SCCSC discussion list. Only the Steering Committee is subscribed for the first few tests of the list, which will be rolled out on the first of August. It's set up for plain text only at the moment, (we may not be able to use
