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NARI of Southwest Ohio Announces 2025 RotY Awards
NARI of Southwest Ohio recently announced their 2025 Remodeler of the Year Awards at their annual RotY Celebration event which took place at The Lodge at VOA in West Chester on January 16. Serving as co-emcees were Erich Eggers, II, CKBR, CGR, CR, CAP Certified, President of Remodeling Designs, Inc. and Andrew Glasgow, MCR, UDCP, President of H. Glasgow Construction Co. Glasgow and Eggers welcomed everyone to the celebration and expressed ...
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OSHA & PERRP Recordkeeping
The beginning of 2025 is here and that means your OSHA (private employers) and PERRP (public employers) Recordkeeping logs, summary and online reporting will be due. Throughout the year you should be updating your OSHA and PERRP Logs as injuries occur. OSHA requires employers to evaluate injuries and determine if they need to be recorded on the log within 7 days of being notified of the injury. PERRP requires injuries to be recorded within 6 ...
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NARI of Southwest Ohio Welcomes Two New Members
NARI of Southwest Ohio Welcomes Two New Members: Lighting and Plumbing (One) of Cincinnati - A Wiseway Company and Cutting Edge Countertops. We are excited to announce the addition of two outstanding members to the NARI of Southwest Ohio family! These new members bring exceptional expertise and services to the remodeling industry, enhancing the resources available to our network of professionals. Lighting and ...
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Safe Winter Driving
Well, the weather in Ohio is about to change and I don't know about everyone else, but I get pretty nervous driving in winter weather conditions. The cold, blizzards, blowing wind, ice and slippery conditions are some of the hazards that make me anxious. However, to make this time of the year more bearable, I like to ensure I am prepared for the unexpected. You and your organization should do the same thing: prepare your staff by reviewing safe ...
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Cost Containment in Ohio Workers' Comp
As most employers know, the financial and emotional impact of a work-related employee injury can be significant. While the primary goal is to ensure the injured worker receives appropriate care, minimizing the costs associated with the accident should also be a focus for employers. In Ohio, there are three primary cost containment options for employers – Settlement, Disability Relief and Subrogation/No Fault Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA).
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