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AGC of Washington’s Safety Department is the commercial construction industry’s recognized leader in jobsite safety. Services are designed to ensure that AGC member companies have all the resources they need to create and maintain safe working environments that exceed industry standards.
Programs and services include AGC Safety Team®, safety forums, safety audits, resource library, health and safety training, crisis management assistance and more. Click links on left for more info.
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Washington Stay at Work Program
An incentive to help injured workers stay on the job: Stay at Work is a new financial incentive that encourages employers to bring their injured workers quickly and safely back to light-duty or transitional work by reimbursing them for a portion of their costs. Eligible employers can be reimbursed for 50% of the base wages the employer paid to the injured worker and for some of the cost of training, tools or clothing the worker will need to do the light-duty or transitional work.
Bringing down costs and speeding recovery: The purpose of the new incentive is to encourage more employers to return their injured workers to light-duty or transitional jobs with the doctor's approval. This medical best practice can help the worker recover, and it also can reduce costs for the employer.
For more information, please check out these two sites:
www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Insurance/Injury/StayAtWork/default.asp
www.lni.wa.gov/main/stayatwork/
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"It Happened By Choice" video now for sale
This is Russ Youngstrom’s moving and personal tale about how choices on the jobsite can change lives forever. His message is for all workers to make the right choices and be personally responsible for safety. Make this important video part of your company’s safety training; it could save a life. Proceeds from the sale of the video benefit AGC’s Safety Department to enhance safety services. Cost is $175. Contact Penny Schmitt to order. Watch the YouTube trailer.
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Hearing conservation video is available
AGC’s hearing conservation video produced by Integrity Safety Services features presentations from AGC members on engineering techniques to reduce damaging noises on the jobsite. Contact Penny Schmitt for your complimentary copy.
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| AGC Safety Department Staff Contacts |
Mandi
Kime, Safety Director Randy Guzman, Assistant
Safety Director Andrew Ledbetter, Safety Specialist Penny Schmitt, Safety
Assistant
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Phone: 206.284.0061 or 800.562.2868 Fax: 206.285.4546
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Safety News
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Fluke Corporation voluntarily recalls testing meters Read More
Alert! Boom Chain Failure on Powered Industrial Trucks Read More
6th Annual Construction Safety Day Read More
FallTech Lanyard Inspection Notice 2013 Read More
DOSH’s Federal Annual Monitoring and Evaluation (FAME) Report Read More
Labor and Industries Top 25 Hazardous Industries Report Read More
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| Construction Advisory Committee |
The CAC is designed to promote safety within Washington’s worksites through interaction of labor, business and L&I. For more information about the CAC, please click here.
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| 2013 Meeting Calendar |
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March 19, 9-12pm, Labor and Industries, Room S118-7273 Linderson Way SW, Tumwater 98501
June 4, 9-12pm, AGC of Washington, West Conference Room 2nd Floor, 1200 Westlake Ave N, Seattle 98109
September 24, 1-4pm, Tacoma, TBD
December 4, 9-12, AGC of Washington, West Conference Room 2nd Floor, 1200 Westlake Ave N, Seattle 98109
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