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MIOSHA Invites Employers and Workers to Share a Cup of Coffee and Learn about the Benefits of Workplace Safety and Health
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August 6, 2010 – The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) is celebrating its 35th anniversary during 2010. The agency uses milestone anniversary years to promote the benefits of workplace safety and health in protecting workers and improving the business bottom line. The MIOSHA program is part of the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG).
On August 16th, from 8:00 – 10:00 a.m., MIOSHA is sponsoring 35 “Coffee with MIOSHA” events across the state to reach new audiences to help “Connect MIOSHA to Industry.” MIOSHA is partnering with BIGGBY COFFEE to sponsor events at 25 BIGGBY COFFEE shops throughout Michigan, and is also holding 10 events at independent shops. Approximately 85 MIOSHA staff will participate in these events.
“Recently we’ve seen several dramatic examples that the costs of reacting to workplace incidents far exceed the costs of preventing them,” said MIOSHA Director Doug Kalinowski. “This unique partnership with BIGGBY COFFEE offers their customers the opportunity to share a cup of coffee with MIOSHA staff and learn the benefits of workplace safety and health.”
The “Coffee with MIOSHA” events will provide an informal opportunity for employers and workers to meet with MIOSHA representatives (consultative and enforcement) to ask questions, obtain information on program services and resources, learn about MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI) opportunities, and establish rapport. Most locations will include a MIOSHA representative from general industry safety, construction safety, and an industrial hygienist.
MIOSHA was created by Public Act 154 of 1974 and became effective in 1975. For more information about the MIOSHA program, visit our website at: www.michigan.gov/miosha, or contact the Consultation Education and Training (CET) Division at 517.322.1809.
BIGGBY COFFEE was established in a single store in East Lansing in 1995, and is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year as well. The “Big Orange ‘B’” caught on, and today BIGGBY COFFEE has 108 stores across six states. Every BIGGBY COFFEE café is locally owned and operated; there are no corporate stores. The people behind the counter are people from your communities, and the dollars generated stay in your communities. For more information, visit www.biggby.com.
BIGGBY COFFEE Shop Locations | ||
Adrian
1251 N. Main St. |
Allendale
4814 Lake Michigan Dr., Suite 500 |
Ann Arbor
3354 Washtenaw St. |
Auburn Hills
2795 University |
Big Rapids
840 S. State St. |
Coldwater
857 E. Chicago St. |
Gaylord
1004 W. Main St. |
Grand Rapids
2289 E Beltline NE |
Grand Rapids
4750 Cascade Road SE |
Grosse Pointe Farms
18480 Mack Ave. |
Howell
1275 Lawson Dr. |
Ionia
2331 S. State Rd. |
Jackson
1025 N. Wisner St. |
Kalamazoo
3216 Stadium Dr. |
Lansing
2250 Lake Lansing Rd. |
Lansing
1429 W. Saginaw |
Livonia
33328 Plymouth Rd. |
Marshall
1110 W. Michigan Ave. |
Mt. Pleasant
4445 E. Blue Grass Rd. |
Muskegon
3295 Henry St. |
Novi
43346 Grand River Ave. |
Southfield
26185 Evergreen Rd. |
South Lyon
22729 Pontiac Trail |
Utica
8771 Hall Road |
Westland
37644 Ford Rd. |
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Independent Coffee Shop Locations |
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Bay City
Brewtopia 810 Saginaw St. |
Benton Harbor
The Phoenix 124 Water Street |
Flint
Donna’s Donuts 1135 W. Bristol Rd. |
Marquette
Wahlstom’s Restaurant 5043 US Hwy. 41 South |
Midland
Coffee Chaos 6201 Jefferson Ave. |
Monroe
Café Classics 29 S Monroe Street |
Port Huron
The Coffee Harbor 51 Water Street |
Rapid River
Cuppa Jo Java 10556 Pine St. |
Saginaw
Dawn of a New Day 210 S. Washington Ave. |
Traverse City
Seattle’s Best Café (at Borders Books and Music) 2612 Crossings Circle |
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Original article: http://michigan.gov/dleg/0,1607,7-154-10573_11472-241810–,00.html