FY27 Stark County Safety Council Season Passes Now Available
Make plans now for a full year of fun, interesting, and valuable Safety Council luncheons.
The FY27 Season Pass includes admission to all 12 regular monthly luncheons from July 2026 through June 2027 for just $250 — 12 luncheons for the price of 10 and a $50 savings.
Enjoy great food, connect with local safety professionals, and take part in engaging programs with timely safety updates and practical workplace safety takeaways.
Season Passes also make it easier for eligible employers to stay on track for the FY27 BWC Safety Council Rebate Program. Eligible employers must earn at least 10 Safety Council credits during the fiscal year to qualify for the rebate. One credit per month may be earned by attending your enrolled safety council’s regular monthly meeting.
Season Pass holders do not need to register each month — your spot is already reserved.
FY27 Monthly Luncheon Dates
- July 9, 2026 – Reduce Significant Injuries & Fatalities: Focusing on What Matters with Fritz Kin
- August 13, 2026 – Multi-Generational Workforce Safety with Deborah Easton
- September 10, 2026 – Safety, Health & HR Fair
- October 8, 2026 – Lithium Ion Battery Safety (confirming speaker)
- November 12, 2026 – AI for Safety & Compliance (confirming speaker)
- December 10, 2026 – PPE Fashion Show & Toy Drive
- January 14, 2027 – Drug Free Workplace Panel
- April 8, 2027 – Violence in the Workplace with Angela Brittain
- June 10, 2027 – GreekFest Luncheon
Additional luncheon dates: February 11, March 11, and May 13. Topics and speakers will be announced soon.
SCSC Luncheon
Thurs. 7/9
11:30 a.m. (registration opens)
Noon – 1 p.m. (program)
Alex D. Krassas Event Center
Kick off FY27 with Fritz Kin, Principal of J. F. Kin Consulting and former Senior Director of Safety, Security and Process Safety Management at Marathon Petroleum.
Drawing on 27 years at Marathon Petroleum, Fritz will share practical insight on reducing serious risks and preventing high-consequence events.
His presentation will explore how safety programs can move beyond traditional models and metrics. Fritz will discuss Behavior-Based Safety and Human & Organizational Performance (HOP) principles, with a focus on how culture and systems influence behavior.
Attendees will learn how a modern, people-centered approach can help organizations strengthen safety leadership, build resilience, and better identify and reduce the risks that can lead to Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIF).
SCSC Luncheon
Thurs. 8/13
11:30 a.m. (registration opens)
Noon – 1 p.m. (program)
Alex D. Krassas Event Center
Join us for the August Stark County Safety Council Luncheon featuring Deborah Easton, Communication Skills Consultant.
Deborah will present Multi-Generational Workforce Safety, sharing practical insight on how communication styles, workplace expectations, and generational differences can impact safety, teamwork, and training. Attendees will learn ways to strengthen communication across age groups and help create a safer, more connected workplace.
This luncheon is a great opportunity to network with fellow safety professionals, enjoy lunch, and gain valuable takeaways to support your organization’s safety efforts.
This is also a great time to purchase your FY27 Season Pass, which includes this luncheon and all regular monthly luncheons for the year. The FY27 Season Pass includes admission to the remaining luncheons through June 2027 for just $250 — 11 luncheons for the price of 10 and a $25 savings.
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