Raise a glass to dairy farmers in June
When you purchase dairy, you are supporting a hard-working family who cares for the needs of their animals daily, and where each one of their cows is like family to them.
Read MoreHow do I meet the safety training requirement? In the Ohio Farm Bureau Workers’ Compensation Group Rating Program, several options are provided to participating employers to meet the requirements as conveniently as possible. Completing one of the options below will ensure that safety training is completed each year.
How do I report my training for this year? The final step is to let Farm Bureau know you have completed the safety training requirement for this year by completing this tracking form. This form will notify Sedgwick, our Third Party Administrator, and the Ohio Farm Bureau as group rating program sponsor that your safety training is completed for this year.
Safety training needs to be completed by June 30, 2022.
Safety Supplies Discount – member employers participating in group rating also qualify for discounts on safety supplies from Grainger.
Contact:
Dan Rapp, Sr. Dir Health Services, Ohio Farm Bureau, [email protected]
Kathy Redmond, Client Services Manager, Sedgwick, [email protected]
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