Events

Our meetings, classes, and special events are designed to keep you informed and empowered with the latest knowledge and skills in safety and health. From crucial CPR certification courses to specialized sessions addressing emerging safety challenges, our events are crafted to serve the diverse needs of our community.

As a participant, your engagement is key to making Greater Cleveland a safer place. Please remember that reservations are required for our meetings, with a luncheon fee of $25 for members and $30 for non-members. Attendance is vital, Particularly for those participating in the BWC's Safety Council Rebate Program, where staying until the end of the meeting is necessary to receive credit.

We encourage you to partake in these opportunities to learn, connect, and contribute to the safety of our community. Let's work together to prevent mishaps, injuries, and the associated costs as we promote safety and accident prevention in every phase of life. Join us in our mission to foster a safer Greater Cleveland, and make sure to reserve your spot today!

Payment should be made during registration.

You can only register one person at a time.

If you wish to use a credit balance or pay at the door, please call our office at 216-621-0059 or email us at gcsafetyc@ameritch.net

12th Annual Food Drive in 2026

During

October & November

Upcoming Luncheon Meetings & Classes

October Meeting

Forever Chemicals

Dr. Nancy Rodway, MD, MPH

Board Certified In Environmental Medicine

Forever chemicals are fluorinated hydrocarbon chemicals that resist degradation and persist in the environment and are known to be carcinogenic. They are used to create nonstick surfaces such as nonstick cookware and stain resistant carpeting. Dr. Nancy Rodway, MD, MPH, and Akron native and board certified in environmental medicine, participated in the initial community based health study of these chemicals in southeastern Ohio, linking human exposure to contaminated water, which triggered the largest EPA fine, at that time, against Dupont. Dr. Rodway will update the history of these chemicals, their health effects and current regulatory process to protect public health.