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Events / News Headlines See Details Resign Period: Effective January 1st short calls will change to 14 calendar days. For more information on resign or if you are interested in working out of town, please call: If working out of town, make sure you are registered in the ERTS system. Current Drug Card Is Needed To Take A Job Call. IBEW Electricians Local 82 Hall of Fame 0000-00-00 2019-12-06 2019-12-07 2020-01-01 2020-01-01 2020-01-01 2020-01-01 2020-01-01 2020-01-01 2020-01-01 2020-01-01
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Check out the new IBEW local 82 member Assistance Program
Drug Free Annual Safety Training for Supervisors & Employees The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation (BWC) Drug Free Safety Program requires that your Employees receive 1 hour of Employee Refresher Training and that your Supervisors receive an additional 1 hour of Supervisor Refresher Training each year the program is in effect. The session will be based around the Ohio BWC Drug Free Safety Program standard policy. We recommend that your employees come to this session with a copy of their specific Company or Local Union policy in hand, so that they have the opportunity to ask questions on items that might be unique to their policy. One of the primary goals of WOCNECA is to strive to bring the construction industry quality educational programming. These courses have been scheduled at IBEW Local 82 as
follows: Supervisors 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Employees 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Click here to see more and/or submit attendee names Right to Work -
Contact your Representatives Click to see related information To: IBEW Local Union 82 As the Versailles solar project draws to a close, I would
like to take a moment of your time to extend a thank you to the fine labor
pool of IBEW Local 82. Versailles solar project was a tough project with
demanding deadlines and a very tight schedule but working together we made
it a successful project. Everyone involved really stepped up and gave it
100% each and every day. I would especially like to thank John Mueller. He
was a valuable asset throughout the project and a fine Foreman on site. The
two teledata apprentices you sent to me were also very eager to do this type
of work and in my opinion would make a fine addition to your inside wireman
program. This time spent by me in Ohio was a terrific experience and it was
a true pleasure to work with craftsmen who take pride in their work and go
the extra mile when it matters most. I look forward to working with IBEW
Local 82 if the need ever arises in the future. Thanks again for a very
pleasurable, painless experience. The Basics of Retirement Plans See photos from our 100th Anniversary event
OSHA Fines to Rise for First Time Since 1990
Even after expected increase of up to about 80%, workplace-safety fines to
be tiny compared to those issued by other agencies
http://www.wsj.com/articles/osha-fines-to-rise-for-first-time-since-1990-1446603819
Federal penalties for workplace-safety violations were increased this week
for the first time
since 1990, thanks to a little-noticed provision of the budget bill
signed into law by President Barack Obama.
The move would bring the fines in line with inflation over the past 25
years. In the
future, fines from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
and state workplace-safety agencies would continue to rise with inflation.
Still, even after an expected increase of as much as roughly 80%, OSHA fines
will remain tiny compared to those issued by many other regulatory agencies,
such as the Environmental Protection Agency.
The new fines are
due to be set some time next year.
The Union Plus Mortgage Low Rates If you worked at a Department of Energy (DOE) or Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) you may be eligible for a free medical screening program to determine if your health was affected by your work. Click here for more info. SAFETY FIRST!! If you are injured at work, please submit an Accident Report and contact Safety Director, Paul Chaney at 937.673.5114 or by email pchaney82@sbcglobal.net Click here to download an Accident Report Charles Toon Scholarships
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