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The alliance was signed by Bill McDonald, Area Director of OSHA, and Mary Beth Proost, Executive Director of the Safety Council of Greater St. Louis, in the presence of Barry Stelzer (Board President, Safety Council of Greater St. Louis), Maryanne Heuer (Compliance Assistance Specialist), and Kevin Maitland (Board Member, Safety Council of Greater St. Louis).

The Safety Council of Greater St. Louis is proud to announce a new alliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to promote workplace safety. This alliance will help ensure a safe and healthy working environment for employers in the Greater St. Louis area by providing training and resources to help employers meet OSHA standards. We look forward to working with OSHA to make the workplace safer for everyone.

OUR SERVICES

Occupational Safety and Health Training

Osha 10/30 General

The OSHA Outreach Training Program provides training for workers and employers on the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of safety and health hazards in workplaces.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Driver Improvement Programs For

Missouri And Illinois

Defensive Driving Course
4-Hours

The National Safety Council’s four (4) hour Driver Improvement Program is approved in some states for driving record point reduction. Taught by National Safety Council certified instructors, it is designed to improve the student’s defensive driving skills. DDC-4 is an intensive learning experience that requires active student participation. This classroom-based course focuses on improving both attitudes and behaviors behind the wheel.

COURT-RELATED PROGRAMS

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Anger Management

This ten (10) hour education program assists the client with domestic violence, workplace, assault, or aggressive behavior problems. The client explores various anger and aggression diversion management skills with emphasis on successful approaches to the resolution of behavioral issues.

SATOP AND REACT PROGRAMS

Substance Awareness Traffic Offenders Program (SATOP)

SATOP is a two-step process

1) Complete an evaluation

2) Attend the assigned Class or Treatment Program

Need an appointment? Call 314-621-9200

Frequently Asked Questions

Safety Council of Greater St. Louis

Ensuring that everyone throughout our community returns home safe, healthy, and whole every day.

A 501 (C) (3) Not-For-Profit Public Service Organization

Serving the Regions' Occupational, Driving and Community Training Needs

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