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ALLIANCE ANNUAL REPORT U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR HARRISBURG AREA OFFICE AND THE PENNSYLVANIA CHAMBER OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY August 29, 2006 |
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I. Alliance Background Renewal Agreement, Date Signed August 10, 2005 Overview. Cooperative initiative to assist PA Chamber members with information and out reach assistance in a effort become fully compliant with OSHA Standards and Regulations. Implementation Team Members OSHA Members: Robert M. Fink, Area Director; David Roccasecca, Assistant Area Director; Dale Glacken, Compliance Assistance Specialist PA Chamber Members: Susan Smith, Director, Customer Learning; David Kreider, VP of Finance & Administration Evaluation Period Aug 10, 2005 thru Aug 10, 2006. II. Implementation Team Meetings Aug 10, 2005: – Harrisburg Area Office - Meeting to discuss the future of the Alliance, "Ask OSHA roundtables", articles for the "Advocate" a newsletter used by the Chamber to reach it’s members, means to reach membership, we renewed our Alliance, and began planning future speeches/events for the coming year. August 2005 through Aug 2006 – Numerous contacts (telephone conference calls and e-mail exchanges) were made to prepare for each of the sessions. III. Events and Products Training and Education
The second year of the Alliance has been devoted to presenting information to the Chamber’s members at four different "Ask OSHA Roundtable" sessions. Similar activities will occur during the third year of the Alliance, however, we will also develop more materials for the Chamber’s 10,000 members.
V. Upcoming Milestones 1. Two Roundtables will be conducted this coming year with a full day OSHA/Chamber Roundtable in 2007. We will continue to have meetings with the Chamber to work out the details for each. The Pennsylvania Chamber is currently the second largest state Chamber in the United States. They have over 10,000 members; 82% are considered small employers with less than 100 employees and 1/3 of their members have less than 10 employees. 2. Sept 14, 2006: A half day "Ask OSHA Roundtable" presentation has been set up to review the latest OSHA issues, walking and working surfaces and complying with OSHA’s Recordkeeping Requirements. 3. With support from OSHA, the Chamber is updating their "OSHA Handbook". It will soon be released. |
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