Developing and maintaining a safe workplace is no easy task. That is why local companies and the community make a combined effort to provide employers with the tools necessary to develop a safe working environment for all employees. One way to accomplish this task is through membership in the Northeast Ohio Safety Council.

The Northeast Ohio Safety Council (NEOSC) is powered by the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE) and is open to all inquiring participants (COSE members and non-members). All Northeast Ohio Safety Council meetings will be held at the Holiday Inn in Independence, OH (6001 Rockside Road, Independence, OH, 44131) from 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Each monthly meeting will include a discussion on pertinent safety issues and will also serve as a networking opportunity for participants.

The Northeast Ohio Safety Council understands the importance of safety within the workplace and is dedicated to ensure that each meeting serves as a tool to educate members on the various ways to create and maintain a safe working environment.

It is our belief that education and knowledge are the primary tools on the forefront of accident and injury prevention. It is our hope that you will join us in our endeavor to promote and ensure safety within the workplace.

Annual membership dues for the Northeast Ohio Safety Council are the same for all participants regardless of the number of employees.

Safety Council Meeting Fact Sheet

Membership offers the opportunity to shape and support our collective work towards a Greater Cleveland.

Objectives

Group-Rating Safety Accountability Letter

• Work to educate members and provide them with the necessary tools to increase safety within their workplace.
• Provide members with the opportunity to learn how to better manage their workers’ compensation program through access to professional, knowledgeable and experienced speakers.
• Allow members the opportunity to utilize the Northeast Ohio Safety Council as an avenue for networking and the sharing of best practices.
• Work with members on reporting guidelines and provide them with the resources they need to successfully build and maintain a successful workplace safety program.