"Safety: Get In The Game" 2009 Safety & Health Conference
Save-The-Date!
Each year the Oklahoma Safety Council hosts the largest Safety & Health Conference in the state. The 2009 Safety & Health Conference will be held at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) in Edmond on June 3-5, 2009. On behalf of the Oklahoma Safety Council (OSC) we encourage you to join us at the 2009 Safety & Health Conference, "Safety: Get in the Game." Our program provides you with a path to maintain focus on your interests as well as great networking opportunities with vendors and people in your own field. Our goal is to provide you with the knowledge you can take back to your work.
What is the National Safety Council's Safety Ambassador Program?
It's an outreach program focusing on motor vehicle safety, falls prevention, unintentional drug overdose, and overexertion. Whether directly, or indirectly, each of us has been touched by these issues. Yet, the injuries and deaths caused in these areas are preventable. Change can happen, but the Council can't do it alone. We need your help. Learn More >>
BLS releases detailed occupational fatality data
06-26-2009
The Bureau of Labor Statistics on June 12 released a compendium of detailed data that analyzes its Census of Fatal Occupational ... read more
OSHA issues citations for combustible dust hazards
06-26-2009
As part of an ongoing national effort to identify workplace combustible dust hazards, OSHA said June 18 that its compliance ... read more
SAVE-THE-DATE! "Safety: Get in the Game", 2009 Safety & Health Conference
03-03-2009
ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE Each year the Oklahoma Safety Council hosts the largest Safety & Health Conference in the ... read more
Joint Membership Oklahoma Safety Council National Safety Council
Single membership and benefit package in partnership
The Oklahoma Safety Council is now offering a new, single membership and benefit package in partnership with the National Safety Council.
Our Services Enable Members Companies
To meet and exceed regulatory requirements Satisfy local, state and federal legal obligations Decrease the incidence of preventable injuries and illnesses. Increase productivity and enhance quality Formulate comprehensive loss prevention strategies and programs Positively impact the bottom line.
Each month the Oklahoma Safety Council hosts network luncheons in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. These luncheons are designed to provide valuable education opportunies, with presentations by experts in various fields.