TOPIC: Safety Performance Indicators & Effective Infographics

SPEAKER: Bob Heater, Safety 4U

What is the Shelby County Safety Council? The Shelby County Safety Council is a program of the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Division of Safety & Hygiene and the Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce.

The Division of Safety & Hygiene is funded by a small portion (1%) of employer Workers’ Compensation premiums. The funding provides for a number of direct and indirect services available to employers. The goal of the Shelby County Safety Council is to help reduce employers workers’ compensation premiums by enhancing worker safety and health.

Membership in the Shelby County Safety Council enables organizations to take advantage of the savings afforded by eliminating or reducing workplace injuries and illnesses. Participation will show safety leaders how to increase productivity, improve morale and impact their company’s bottom line.

What are the Annual Dues? Dues are $120.00 for Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce members and $250.00 for non-Chamber members. Dues pre-pay meals for one attendee (of company’s choice) to attend all meetings for one year (12 meetings) as well as the Annual Awards Banquet. The Shelby County Safety Council year runs from July 1 of the current year through June 30 of the following year. Guests may attend any meeting at a cost of $8.50 (unless otherwise noted). Checks should be made payable to: Shelby County Safety Council.

Are there requirements? Members are required to fill out a new enrollment form and complete two semi-annual reports annually (January & June). The new enrollment form is returned to the Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce to be sent on to the Division of Safety & Hygiene. The council receives funding from the Division of Safety & Hygiene based on the number of companies that attend monthly meetings and submit both semi-annual reports.

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