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Mid Michigan Community
College is a Sponsor of the Mid Michigan Safety Council
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The Mid Michigan Safety Council Would Like to Wish Everyone a
Very Safe and Happy Holiday Season!
Take a look at our
"Expo Series"
Topics we offered at last year's MMSC Safety Expo.
Supervisory Series
Individuals completing this series will receive their certificate that
day!
Supervisor Responsibilities & Safety/MIOSHA Training
Requirements
Ergonomics
Worker's Compensation
Accident Investigation
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Bob Carrier was appointed to the MIOSHA
Consultation Education and Training Division in 1989 as a consultant
specializing in general industry standards in the mid-Michigan area.
Bob brings with him his previous experience as the Safety Administrator
at Allied Signal Aerospace Company. His experience includes safety
program development, safety training, and workers compensation
administration. Bob recently chaired the Division Plastics
Committee where updated training was developed for the industry.
A graduate of Ferris State University with a B.A.
degree in Occupational Safety and Health, and a member of the American
Society of Safety Engineers, Bob offers a diversified background in
safety training and consultation services.
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Ergonomics:
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Workers Compensation:
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Topic Overview: This session will discuss the concept
of insurance, types of business insurance, insurance companies, key
people in an insurance company or independent agency, workers comp
requirements, types of workers comp insurance, most common experience
rating system, how an effective safety program can reduce cost of
insurance, services that can be provided to assist any company, the
"Hidden Factor" of insured attitude towards safety and insurance.
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Topic Speaker: James Varga, Senior Safety Management
Specialist, Selective Insurance
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James Varga has been in the insurance industry with
various Safety /Loss Control titles since 1977. He has been with
Selective Insurance for 6 years servicing the Eastern half of
Michigan. Prior to this job he worked for
Mitsui/Sumitomo Marine covering the Midwest for 15 years. He is considered a generalist
providing service to all lines of insurance coverage. James is a
CSP (Certified Safety Professional) and a CPSM (Certified Product Safety
Manager)
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Accident Investigation
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Topic Overview: This session will discuss the
processes for reporting and preventing accidents and near-misses.
Some of the issues discusses will be types of accidents and near-misses,
reporting procedures, recognize the need for an investigation,
investigating the scene of an accident, interviewing procedures
compiling data to prepare a report, determining root cause, and creating
action plans for prevention.
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Topic Speaker: Teresa Schwartz, EH&S Specialist,
Renosol Seating Inc. & Derek Bujak, Renosol Seating Inc.
Maintenance Series
Individuals completing this series will receive their certificate that
day!
Arc Flash
Ladder Safety
Laser Safety
Electrical Safety
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Ladder Safety
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Overview:
This course is intended to familiarize
individuals with regulatory
requirements for the installation and use of
fixed and portable ladders. Individuals will review the minimum
requirements for the construction, care, and
use of common types of ladders in order to insure safety under normal
conditions of usage. Types I, II and III will be covered as well as
their inspection and maintenance. Design considerations such as rung
specifications, cleats, pitch as well as fastenings, load requirements
and design stresses will also be
covered.
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Topic Speaker: Sue
Kesterson from FRG Corp.
www.frgcorp.com
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Sue has a background
in operations management and education. Her work experience has required
effective communication with, and through people, at all levels and has
encompassed the planning, organization, development, implementation, and
supervision of complex programs and special projects. She is a certified
American Red Cross and American Safety and Health Institute instructor,
and instructor trainer, in Workplace Safety Training (includes CPR/AED,
First Aid and Bloodborne Pathogens) and is a State certified instructor
for asbestos abatement contractor/supervisor training. Sue also provides
technical training in a large number of OSHA (MIOSHA) related topics.
Sue is a member of the American Society for
Training and Development, is a volunteer for the American Red Cross, and
has done volunteer work for the Special Olympics. She has a personal
dedication to customer satisfaction, performance based training, and her
clients return on investment.
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Laser Safety:
Emergency Response Series
Individuals completing this series will receive their certificate that
day!
Fire Extinguisher Training OR Red Cross First Aid Session I (Must complete both
sessions of First Aid)
Emergency Preparedness OR Red Cross First Aid Session II
(Additional $5.00 fee for Red Cross Certification
Card Required)
Haz-Woper
Bloodborne Pathogens
Train-the-Trainer Series
Individuals completing these courses will receive their T-T-T
certificate that day!
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Mr. Kujat has been employed
by Central Michigan University for the past thirteen years as its
Environmental & Safety Services Coordinator as well as Emergency
Management Coordinator.
He has worked in a variety of industries
such as warehousing, distribution & transportation, consulting,
education and automotive.
In these functions he has trained an
average of 2,500 employees over the past ten years on a variety of
topics.
He has been invited to present the past two
years at the Michigan Safety Conference and is an annual presenter at
the Mid Michigan Safety Expo.
He is a Certified Safety and Health Manager
and holds a Masters degree in Industrial Management and Technology from
Central Michigan University.
Mr. Kujat is the author of
Fleet Safety
Made Easy: A Simplified Approach to Safety and Accident Prevention
and A Comparison of Popular Remediation Technologies
of Petroleum Contaminated Soils for Leaking Underground Storage Tanks.
He is a Lieutenant with the Shepherd
Tri-Township Fire Department and the Assistant Chief of the Isabella
County Hazardous Materials Response Team.
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Aerial Lift Devices:
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Overview: MIOSHA approved training for individuals
wishing to perform Aerial Lift training at their workplace.
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Topic Trainer: Mike McKay, Safety Coordinator, Ferris
State University
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Michael
McKay, CSHM joined Ferris State University (FSU) in Big Rapids, Michigan
as the Safety Coordinator in 2004.
His responsibilities include the
University's Workers Compensation program, health and safety training,
CDL/DOT drug testing, safety and health inspections, emergency
management EOC operations and the Material Safety Data Sheet
electronic database system.
Michaels experience includes ten years in the
automotive industry as a Safety Specialist and Division EHS Manager in
both union and non-union organizations.
He directed a US and Canadian staff of nine in providing
safety and health training, inspections, fire safety and hazardous
material management.
Additionally, as a Training Specialist he conducted asbestos,
hazardous material, confined space and other safety and health training
sessions for clients in the pharmaceutical, printing, education, and
construction industries.
Michael earned his bachelor degree in Occupational
Safety and Health Management from Grand Valley State University and is a
Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards (CESB) accredited
Certified Safety and Health Manager.
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Gantry Crane:
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Overview: MIOSHA approved training for individuals
wishing to perform Gantry Crane training at their workplace.
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Topic Trainer: Mike McKay, Safety Coordinator, Ferris
State University
General Topics
Individuals completing general topic courses will receive participation
certificate that day!
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Gregg Grobbel is involved at Great Lakes as a
part-time instructor. He is currently and has been for 18 years a
full-time firefighter and emergency medical technician. Gregg was
raised and trained in the Mid-Michigan area and serves the community in
various ways including: National Ski Patrol, High School Baseball
official, Shop with a Hero Program, Bay Sail program and as a Community
Red Cross Instructor.
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Trish Confer (formerly Trish Peters), is
currently serving as a Hazardous Waste Inspector in the Saginaw Bay
District of the Michigan Dept of Environmental Quality (DEQ) in the
Waste and Hazardous Material Division. She has also worked as a
project manager in numerous hazardous and waste materials operations for
the past 12 years. Trish holds a Bachelor's Degree in
Environmental Conservation and a Minor in Biology from Northern Michigan
University.
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Kathy Brewer is currently serving as an Air Quality inspector
in the Saginaw Bay District of the Michigan Dept of Environmental
Quality (DEQ). In addition to conducting site inspections, she writes
permits, responds to citizen complaints, releases of pollution, and,
negotiates compliance schedules after violations are found. She was
originally hired into the Water Quality Bureau of the DEQ in 1990 where
she worked until 2005. Kathy holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biology from
Michigan State University.
One or all session topics may be cancelled/replaced at
the discretion of the Mid Michigan Safety Council at any time. If all
sessions are cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances, all registered attendees
will receive a refund if applicable.
Become
an Official Sponsor
of the 2010 Safety Expo!
- Gold Sponsorship - $750
Investment
* Company name and logo on all marketing materials,
including your promotion on MMSC website with link to your website.
For the purposes of printing and publishing of
promotional materials, please return this form by June 1, 2010.
* Your company vendor table at registration area
* Two lunches
* 3 Free Registrations for your employees
- Silver Sponsorship - $500 Investment
* Company name and logo on all marketing materials,
including your promotion on MMSC website with link to your website.
* Your company vendor table at registration area
* Two lunches
* 1 Free Registration for your employee
- Bronze Sponsorship - $250 Investment
* Company name and logo on all marketing materials,
including your promotion on MMSC website with link to
your website.
* Your company vendor table at registration area
*One Lunch
www.mid-michigansafetycouncil.org
2009 Safety Expo Program
Breakout Sessions:
Morning Program
8:309:00 a.m. Registration /
Continental Breakfast
Sponsored by Glens Market, Harrison
9:009:10 a.m. Welcome ( In
Auditorium) Carol Churchill
President, MMCC
9:109:30 a.m. Whats New with MIOSHA (In
Auditorium) Doug Kalinowski
Director - MIOSHA
9:4510:45 a.m. :
Breakout Sessions
Begin
Supervisor Responsibilities & Safety
(Supervisor Series)
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Room
264
Fire Extinguisher Training ( Emergency
Response Option 1)
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265
"Passed out Granny"
Training-the-Trainer
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273
Arc Flash (Maintenance
Series)
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274
Red Cross First Aid Training Part 1( Emergency
Response Option 2)....Room 275
Asbestos Awareness Part 1
(Awareness Certificate).
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..Room 278
11:00 a.m.12:00 p.m. :
Breakout Sessions
Continue
Ergonomics (Supervisor
Series)
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Room
264
Ladder Safety (Maintenance
Series)
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Room 265
Emergency Preparedness ( Emergency
Response Option 1)
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.Room
273
Aerial Lift Devices
Training-the-Trainer
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274
Red Cross First Aid Training Part 2( Emergency
Response Option 2)......Room 275
Asbestos Awareness Part 2
(Awareness Certificate).
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....Room 278
12:0012:45 p.m
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.Lunch
In MMCC Cafeteria
A Very Special "Thank You" to Our Silver Sponsor, Mosaic, in Helping Support
Safety Training & Awareness in Mid Michigan!
2009 Safety Expo Silver
Sponsor!
2:453:45 p.m. : Breakout Sessions Continue
Please take a moment to complete the evaluat ion form located in your Expo
Bag and leave at the Regi s trat ion Table on your way out to be entered i n t o
a d r a w i n g t o w i n a $ 1 0 0 G i f t C e r t i f i c a t e f r o m J a y
s S p o r t i n g Go o d s !
Your thought s and comment s wi l l help us bet ter serve your needs at next
y e a r s MMS C S a f e t y E x p o ! T h a n k y o u f o r a t t e n d i n g
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forward to seeing you next year at the 7th Annual MMSC Saf ety Expo!
12:451:15 p.m. Door Prizes
(In Auditorium)
& Vendor Exhibits
1:302:30 p.m. : Breakout Sessions Continue
Laser Safety (Maintenance
Series)
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Room 264
Haz-Woper ( Emergency Response
Series)
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265
Workers Comp (Supervisor
Series)
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.Room
273
Powered Industrial Truck (Training-the-Trainer)
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...Room
274
Hazardous Liquid & Waste Inspections
....Room 275
Asbestos Awareness Part 1
(Awareness Certificate).
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..Room 278
Afternoon Program
Electrical Safety (Maintenance
Series)
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Room 264
Bloodborne Pathogens ( Emergency
Response Series)
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....Room
265
Accident Investigation
(Supervisor Series)
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..Room
273
Gantry Crane
Training-the-Trainer
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......Room
274
Air Quality Inspection
..Room 275
Asbestos Awareness Part 2
(Awareness Certificate).
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..Room 278
The Mid Michigan Safety Council (MMSC) is a non-profit organization made up
of safety professionals dedicated to promote understanding of Occupational
Safety and Health awareness and application of safety behaviors through improved
safety practices. The MMSC is also involved in promoting general safety
practices to the general public through sponsorship of numerous training
seminars/activities structured for all family members in the Mid Michigan Area.
By sponsoring these seminars/activities at no cost to the general public,
everyone will benefit by learning and applying safety awareness in their
everyday lives.
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