Fall Seminar: Injury & Illness Management

Injury & Illness Management – as it relates to OSHA 1904 Recordkeeping guidelines

This fall’s safety seminar will be focusing on Injury and Illness Management as it relates to OSHA 1904 Record Keeping & Reporting Guidelines. OSHA guidelines state that many employers with more than 10 employees are required to keep a record of serious work-related injuries and illnesses.

Speakers:
Dr. Charles Mok, DO with Working Well – speaking on: Conservative Treatment Plans in Occupational Injury and Illness Management
Jessica Herrera Area Manager with Fit For Work – speaking on: Soft Tissue Injury
Chris Pfeiffer with Horton Safety Consultants – Recordkeeping in Occupational 1904 Injury and Illness Management

There will be a vendor Meet & Greet, and breakfast is offered.

Who should attend?

• Project Managers
• HR Managers
• Safety Managers
• 1st Responders
• 1st Aid Responders

Breakfast/Registration: 7a
Seminar: 8a-12p
Purdue University Northwest – Hammond Campus

Cost:

NWIBRT Members: $10
Non-NWIBRT Members: $25
Students: FREE
Vendor Table: $100

Sponsorships are available:

Breakfast Sponsor
– logo on signage; a table at the seminar – $150