Provided by Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, Author at Ohio Farm Bureau

Six tips to avoid slippery situations this winter

Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation offers five tips to help prevent slips, trips and falls—one of the top causes of workplace injuries.

Passion for safety drives BWC consultant work

One of the most hazardous jobs in the country is agriculture, but working with Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation safety consultants can help prevent hazards before accidents happen.

Resources for a safe harvest season and beyond

Ohio BWC services are offered at no cost to employers, helping to ensure that a safer and more productive harvest season is the main priority.

OHID for BWC

Say goodbye to juggling multiple logins and passwords – with OHID, you can manage everything with just one set of credentials.

Essential grain bin safety reminders for every farmer

Grain Bin Safety Week Feb. 18-24 is the perfect time for safety reviews, training sessions for your team, and community initiatives to raise awareness about the importance of grain bin safety.

Now is the time to prepare for winter hazards

The best course of action to avoid an accident is to work to correct potential hazards before they have the chance to lead to injury.

How to avoid tragic mowing incidents

Mowing is one of many tasks that come with the job for those working in agriculture. Whether you love or…

Three summer safety reminders for agricultural professionals

The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation provides these reminders to avoid summer’s most common agricultural workplace accidents.

Safety reminders to protect your work family this winter

Nearly 1 in 6 workplace accidents in Ohio are related to slips, trips, and falls. Ohio BWC provided a list of winter safety reminders to ensure your agricultural work family stays safe and protected all winter long.

BWC opens 2023 Safety Intervention Grant application

Safety Intervention Grants are available to provide financial assistance toward the purchase of equipment to sustainably reduce or eliminate injuries and illness associated with a particular task or operation.