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OSHA 10-hour classes! Safety resources! Severe weather: Is your business prepared?

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Looking for an OSHA 10-hour class that can be customized to meet your needs? We have it! Our MASC office in Wilmington can arrange an OSHA 10-hour class for you any Friday. We prefer to have a week's set up time, but we can work with you on shorter notice. Call (910)762-9557 for more information. *****************
We all get ads for safety courses and materials available--for a price. But did you know there are also some excellent resources you can access for free, if you just know where to look. The folks at MASC hope to point you toward some of the best in our NEWS column. If you have found useful safety materials or courses that others might benefit from, please send a note to bmorgan@ma-sc.org and we'll check it out. Your recommendation may show up right here in our next issue of NEWS. The item below is an example of information you can print out and put to use right away-- for your employees, family and friends. *****************
Lately, the headlines and newscasts have been filled with stories of natural disasters. For businesses, planning and preparation for severe weather can mean the difference between a quick recovery or serious problems. At home as well, a few simple steps can help you be ready if disaster strikes. Many state and federal agencies offer suggestions--a useful brochure from the South Carolina Dept. LLR provides safety tips for tornadoes, floods and hurricanes in addition to suggestions for putting together a severe weather safety plan for your company. Take a look at the brochure. *****************

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MID-ATLANTIC SAFETY COUNCIL

The Mid-Atlantic Safety Council (MASC) is a regional safety council currently operating in North and South Carolina. The goal is to increase safety awareness and reduce the number of workplace accidents throughout our region.

Three sister/satellite councils comprise the Mid-Atlantic Safety Council:

WACSC

Wilmington Area Contractor Safety Council
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LCSC

Low Country Safety Council: Charleston, SC
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TACSC

Triad Area Contractor Safety Council: Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem, NC
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If your firm is interested in becoming a member or receiving Council news, send an email to Bronwyn Morgan at bmorgan@ma-sc.org.

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