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.....,.4 """"1" Minnesota Munldpal UtIlities Association March 16, 2006 Dallas Larson, City Administrator City of Centerville 1880 Main Street Centervi11e, MN 55038.9794 Dear Dallas; MMUA Minnesota Municipal Utilities Association Safety Compliance Management Program There are several reasons to be part of the Minnesota Municipal Utilities Association (MMUA) Safety Compliance Team. Below, I have listed some main points that will illustrate to you and to your management team the value of teaming up with MMUA and the League of Minnesota Cities. Both MMUA and the LMCIT are nonprofit state associations working together to offer a very high quality safety program for an affordable cost. We feel that there is DO better way for you to ensure that your city provides a safe and healthy work environment while simultaneously meeting state and federal OSHA compliance standards. . You get 100% commitment on safety from all 18 MMU A safety stat! . Implement MMUA standard manual system - currently being implemented statewide. . MMUA will plan, organize, and conduct your monthly safety meetings on-site. (MMUA bears primary responsibility to present your monthly safety meetings). . Develop and maintain a standard compliance management record keeping and reporting system on-site. The record systelt1 win include required OSHA records, required DOT records, and required ADA records, with options for others at your request. The regional safety coordinator will also make sure your safety manuals and safety policies remain current and up-to-date. . Your regional safety coordinator will document all safety meetings and training provided. . Take advantage ofMMUA partnerships with League of Minnesota Cities and MNOSHA. . Joining a safety compliance team will enhance your existing program by taking safety to a higher level.