Workplace Safety
​The Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce is committed to promoting a safe workplace.  As a service to our membership we offer a variety of programs, seminars, and other resources to assist our member companies in their efforts to ensure the safety of their employees and visitors. Click Here to view additional workplace safety resources available through the Chamber.

​Shelby County Safety Council​

Mission and Purpose:
1.  To provide safety awareness in the workplace.
2.  To provide a forum to address safety issues and concerns of mutual interest.
3.  To provide training and educational programming to promote safety in the workplace.

About the Council:
The Shelby County Safety Council is one of the 80+ Safety Councils in the State of Ohio coordinated by the Ohio Division of Safety & Hygiene.  It is funded in part by the Bureau of Workers' Compensation Division of Safety & Hygiene and is coordinated locally by the Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce.  There are 80+ members in the council.

When and Where are Meetings Held:
Typically the first Wednesday of each month from 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. at the Wilson Health Professional Building (lower level conference rooms) 915 West Michigan Street, Sidney.

Annual Dues:
$120.00 - Chamber Member; $250.00 - Non-Chamber Member
Lunch is included for one person from the member business to attend 12 meetings.

Must be a member of the Shelby County Safety Council to attend meetings.  Please contact Dawn Eilert at 492-9122 for more information.  

Shelby County Safety Council Membership Application  
     

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