The 14th Annual Alleghenies Regional Safety Conference will be held on Tuesday, October 4, 2016 from 8:00am to 4:00pm at the Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center, Johnstown, PA.
Participants will have the opportunity to visit the vendor booths and take part in the workshops that will be going on throughout the day. The workshop topics are as follows:
Opening Session: Tom Churbak – HSE Solutions, LLC
“Engaging Employees in Safety/Marketing Your Safety Program”
Keynote Session: Deputy Secretary – Jennifer Smith – PA Department of Drug and Alcohol: Opioid Epidemic and Crime Impacting Our Communities
Identifying and Addressing Warning Signs of Potential Workplace Violence – City of Johnstown Police Department Detective
Lockdown Procedures for Office/Industrial Buildings – Department of Homeland Security
Workplace Health & Wellness/Conemaugh Health Hospital
OSHA updates to include common violations
Addressing Repetitive Injuries – Workplace Health
Driving in Bad Weather
Electrical Safety NFPA70E
Closing Session: “Best Practices in Safety” Panel Discussion
*CEU certificates provided by Pennsylvania Highlands Community College
If you are interested in attending the conference, providing a sponsorship or exhibiting, please contact Debi Balog, JARI Workforce Director at or by phone at (814) 262.8366.
Join the leaders of the Diverse Business Supportive Services Center at this free seminar. This workshop will provide attendees with tips and strategies for working with PennDOT and securing Pennsylvania state-funded contracts.
August 11, 2016
11 AM-12 PM
Sign-In begins at 10:45 AM
JARI Center for Business Development
160 JARI Drive,
Johnstown, PA 15904
The cost is free! Due to limited seating, pre-registration is required. Click here to register.
Contact Lenora Leasure, JARI PTAC Program Manager, for additional information. (814) 254-4022 or
A Transitional Re-entry Advisory Committee (TRAC) has been formed to assist ex-offenders with successful re-entry into the community. The committee is comprised of various non-profit partners, educational institutions, employers, law enforcement and community agencies. The goal of the committee is to help individuals “stay on track” by improving their lives through education, employment, support services and a reduced rate of recidivism. TRAC will hold a meeting at 10:00 am on July 26 at the Penn Traffic Building Conference Room located at 319 Washington Street, downtown. The committee is inviting employers to participate to assist with providing job search advice and options for employment. If you are interested in attending the meeting and/or becoming a member, please contact Debi Balog, Director, Workforce Development and TRAC Committee member at 814-262-8366 or via e-mail