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Lone Star Safety Program: Recognizing workplace safety excellence Lone Star Safety Program: Recognizing workplace safety excellence Current Lone Star Safety Award recipients DWC's Lone Star Safety Program recognizes Texas employers with exemplary safety programs that can serve as models for other employers. To qualify for the program, employers must meet the following criteria: Have a proven safety program.
Maintain injury incidence rates below the national average for three years before application. Have no work-related fatalities within the past 12 months. Lone Star Safety Award recipients may be asked to: Give presentations to appropriate industry associations.
Mentor other organizations. Serve on a safety and health panels. Participate in DWC's annual Texas Workers' Compensation Conference .
Eligibility and nomination: Texas employers with workers’ compensation coverage. Employers without workers’ compensation coverage that have five or more employees. Participants in the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP).
Eligible employers (self-nomination). Workers’ compensation insurance carriers. Industry trade associations, labor organizations, or similar entities.
Lone Star Safety Award recipients receive: Public recognition and two complimentary registrations at DWC’s annual Texas Workers’ Compensation Conference . Three complimentary admissions to an OSHA 10-hour general industry class held at a DWC location or one customized, onsite training session. A press release issued to local media.
A notification sent to Texas legislators in the recipient’s area. For first time recipients: A Lone Star Safety Award certificate, decal, and banner presented at their workplace by a DWC representative. For renewal recipients: A Lone Star Safety Award certificate and decal mailed to their workplace.
How to apply for the Lone Star Safety Program Download and complete the application form . Return the completed application. A DWC representative will visit the company to validate the application information.
If approved, recognition is valid for two years from the date of acceptance. Renewal applicants must reapply every two years. An employer will not be approved for the Lone Star Safety Program if they: Experienced a work-related fatality within the last 12 months.
Exceeded the Bureau of Labor Statistics national injury rate for their North American Industry Classification System code. Showed an increasing trend in injury rates over three reportable years. Are a Rejected Risk employer who failed an inspection (applies to certain Texas Mutual Insurance Company policyholders).
Experienced other negative events leading to the injury or death of a customer, vendor, contractor, or the general public. DWC will evaluate employers awaiting inspection or released from the program to determine circumstances. For questions or more information: Current Lone Star Safety Award recipients .
Contact DWC at 512-804-4665 with any questions, or email HealthSafety@tdi. texas. gov .
For more information, contact: HealthSafety@tdi. texas. gov
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Texas employers with workers' compensation coverage, or employers without workers' compensation coverage that have five or more employees. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Lone Star Safety Program is funded by Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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