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The Safety Council of Greater St. Louis is a
not-for-profit, non-governmental, public service
organization committed to making Metropolitan St.
Louis a safer place in which to live, work, and play.
This goal is being reached through the active
participation of our members and the community in a
variety of safety related educational programs and
activities. These programs and activities are financed
by memberships and charitable, tax-deductible
contributions.
PROGRAMS
The Council currently serves the St. Louis community
through a vast array of programs, a sampling of some
of these are: Community Safety - SafeLife®,
Safetyville; Community Traffic Safety - Defensive
Driving, Alive @25; Occupational Safety & Health
- education, training and conferences; Behavior
Based - Anger Management, Financial Management,
Petty Larceny; and Drug and
Alcohol - SATOP, REACT,
ADEP, Victim Impact Panel.
Active in local, state, and national activities, the
Council was organized in 1916 and chartered by the
National Safety Council in 1919. It is directed by a
group of volunteer citizen leaders who are active in
responding to the needs of our members and the
community. A full time staff of safety and health
professionals administer the services provided [read
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9TH
ANNUAL GREATER ST. LOUIS SAFETY & HEALTH
CONFERENCE
The 9th
Annual Greater St. Louis Safety & Health
Conference will be held October 16, 2012 at the
Saint Louis University Busch Student Center in St.
Louis, Missouri. The conference is proudly
co-sponsored by the The Safety Council of Greater
St. Louis, The St. Louis Occupational Safety &
Health Administration, and Saint Louis University.
The
Conference Committee welcomes your participation and
proposals! The Call for Papers has
begun and proposals are now being accepted for presentations
for the 2012 Conference. Click
here to download the form.
2012
ARC FLASH TRAINING SEMINAR
Click the
image to download the flyer.
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