See below for information on the following OCA
programs, member
benefits and service/savings programs:
Workers' Comp
Safety Education Opportunities
CompManagement Health Systems (Managed Care)
Hertz Car
Rental Member Savings Program
Bose Home
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Workers' Comp Safety Education Opportunities
Prevention
is the key to good safety performance! One of the
underlying principles of the OCA Workers'
Compensation Group Rating Program has been to
prevent accidents and improve safety standards and
practices on ALL member campuses. You are strongly
encouraged to check out the information programs
below, and use them to educate your faculty and
staff to help enhance the safety culture on your
campus:
Prevention…
Ohio college and
university faculty and staff should be aware of
the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation’s Division of
Safety and Hygiene and the
Nine Key Parameters for safety.
Utilizing these nine key points will ensure a
successful safety and health program on your
campus:
1. Visible, active senior management leadership
2. Employee involvement and recognition
3. Medical treatment and return-to-work practices
4. Communication
5. Safety and health process coordination
6. Written orientation and training plans
7. Written and communicated safe work practices
8. Written safety and health policy
9. Recordkeeping and data analysis
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Education…
We’re in the
business of education, so it should be no surprise
that we strongly encourage you to attend
and send campus staff and department leaders to
ongoing BWC and OCA educational safety
and training programs:
2009 State Fund Seminars
2009 State Fund Seminars will be presented
by CompManagement, Inc. (our third party
administrator for the OCA Workers’ Comp. Group
Rating Programs). Highly recommended for Workers’
Comp. Coordinators, Safety Directors, Human
Resource and Administrative specialists, these
programs will be offered at various locations
throughout Ohio during April. Watch your email and
this space for additional information on these
excellent seminars.
Safety & Health Classes for Ohio Workers
Dozens of training courses are available through BWC’s Division of Safety
& Hygiene. These courses are offered
through the training center in Pickerington at
the Ohio Center for Occupational Safety and
Health (OCOSH) and at branch sites and BWC
service offices across the state, including
Toledo, Cincinnati, Canton, Cambridge,
Portsmouth, Youngstown and Cleveland. Employers
may enroll any number of employees at no
additional cost. Web-based training classes are
also available.
To enroll or learn more about the courses
available April - June 2009, visit the
BWC Learning Center at
bwclearningcenter.com
.
2009
OCA Workers' Compensation Safety Seminar
The Ohio College Association in cooperation with CompManagement, Inc.
will offer the 2009 Workers' Compensation
Safety Seminar for all OCA member faculty
and staff in Columbus on April 30, 2009. This
informative seminar will be provided by BWC
safety consultants and will cover topics,
issues, and needs that have been identified for
and by our OCA member institutions.
Register now. Safety Directors, Human
Resource and Administrative personnel are highly
encouraged to participate.
Who:
All OCA Member Institutions
What:
2009 Workers' Compensation
Safety Seminar
When:
10:30 AM to 4:00 PM on Thursday,
April 30, 2009
Where:
CompManagement Inc. (Training Room)
6377 Emerald Parkway, Dublin OH
43016
Schedule:
9:00 AM
OCA Workers’ Comp. Steering Committee
Meeting
10:15 AM
Seminar Registration Opens
10:30 AM
Welcome, Introductions, WC Program
Overview
10:45 AM
Session I: Effective Safety Teams
—
You will learn how to outline a process
to develop or improve a team within your
organization; how a team functions and
to to measure its effectiveness; how to
involve employees in the team building
process; how to define team roles and
responsibilities; tools and skills for
group problem solving and decision
making.
12:45 PM
Lunch
1:30 PM
Session II: Ergonomics —
You will learn a basic awareness or
ergonomic applications in the workplace;
ergonomic risk factors; basic control
measures and design principles as they
relate to risk factors; how to sell
ergonomics to the whole organization;
regulatory information and applicable
ergonomic guidelines.
2:30 PM
Break
2:45 PM
Session III: Safety Trend Analysis —
You will learn what types of injuries
are occurring at college workplaces and
what you can do to prevent them. You
will also have an overview of the many
resources available on the BWC web site
and receive tips on how to easily
navigate through the system to find what
you need.
3:45 PM
General Q & A
Seminar space is
limited and available on a first-come,
first-served basis
The CompManagement facility is conveniently located just
off I-270 in Dublin (on the northwest edge of
Columbus) and offers free parking for all
attendees.
Email our office at ocacentral@aol.com as soon
as possible, but no later than April 22, 2009.
Registration fees ($25 per initial attendee, $20
for each additional person) cover all meals and
materials. [
No-Shows will be billed, and
no refunds or credits will be issued after April
22, however alternate or substitute attendees
are acceptable.]
CompManagement Health Systems
A Managed Care
Organization
CompManagement Health Systems (CHS) is a
state of Ohio certified managed care organization,
serving as a medical management and
cost-containment provider for providers statewide.
CHS provides Workers' Compensation services aimed
at minimizing the impacts of accidents in the
workplace and returning injured employees to the
job as soon as medically possible. Programs range
from utilization review initiatives to
transitional work strategies. Since its founding
in 1997, CHS has focused on the delivery of
quality-driven cost-effective care to more than
55,000 Ohio client employers representing more
than 500,000 injured worker claims. CHS is
headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, with offices in
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo. Learn more about
CHS at
http://www.chsmco.com/OpenEnrollment/index.htm.
Hertz Car Rental Savings Program
Hertz offers the
faculty and staff at Ohio College Association
member colleges and universities special
year-round discounts on your daily, weekly,
weekend, and monthly rentals for business or
pleasure; traveling in the U.S. or worldwide.
Your Hertz CDP# 53853 is the key.
It's as easy as
1-2-3: 1.
Obtain your OCA Hertz
Member Discount Card from your business office; 2. Make your reservation by calling
1-800-654-2200 or visit the Hertz website
at
http://link.hertz.com/link.html?id=9390; and 3. Present your Hertz Member Discount Card
at the time of rental.
Drive safely!
Bose
Home Audio Products
for Educational or Personal Use
Through
the OCA affiliation with the national group,
Association for Consortium
Leadership (ACL), faculty and staff at
OCA member institutions may purchase Bose
Home Audio Products for educational or personal
use. This significant "educator" discount program,
was negotiated by our "sister" organization in
Massachusetts. To learn more, go to the Bose
Educators Direct website at
www.bose.com/educatorsdirect.
When you
are ready to order, call Flo Moran at
1-800-905-1521 and mention contract ACL-01.
Toward College In Ohio
Ordering Information
The Autumn 2008 edition of Toward College in
Ohio is available.
The minimum order is twenty-five (25) booklets.
Purchase Orders are required and must be attached
to this order form.
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___________________________ Zip:
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Phone No.:
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The cost is
One Dollar and twenty-five cents ($1.25) per copy
plus 15% shipping and handling. Our supply of
extra TCIO booklets is limited. Orders will
be filled based upon availability.
Purchase Order No.:
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Number of Copies:
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All orders will be invoiced at the time of
shipment.
Mail Form & Purchase Order to:
Ohio
College Association
PO Box 3082
Columbus, Ohio 43210