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Tammy Miser President 

My working skills are a little random I have been a co-owner of two cleaning businesses (Cornerstone Cleaning and Old Maid Cleaning) and a computer store (Echo Computers).  I obtained most of my people skills from ownerships and my first job in a nursing home and of course my computer skills derived from Echo Computers.

I started USMWF after my brother Shawn (Tribute To Shawn Duane Boone) was killed in 2003 in an aluminum dust explosion at Hayes Lemmerz.  I started with a tribute to Shawn to 

release some of my anger and frustrations. It was difficult finding individuals who had the same experiences, emotions and issues I had.   It was next to impossible to find any information or acknowledgement so I decided to compile the information I had obtained for others to find when they needed it thus USMWF.  


My Educations is not that extensive but it is a bit strange that everything I have done has led me up to what I am doing now.


In 1993 I gained my GED at the Warsaw Comm. School Board  Warsaw, IN


In 1993 I gained a Self-management, people skills, troubleshooting, brainstorming, and exc.


In 1991 I gained a Certificate of Training with Formu-3 for

 

Recognitions include:  

 

2005 (NASP) National Association Of Safety Professionals  

NASP/IASP is a nonprofit, support, training, membership, and certifying agency for those responsible for workplace safety.

 

2005 The National Council for Occupational Safety & Health

Committees/Coalitions on Occupational Safety and Health)--a federation of non-profit organizations around the United States that advocate for worker safety and health.

 

2007 Tony Mazzocchi Award (1927-2003)

Tony was the most influential labor leader in the Occupational Health and Safety field in the U.S. Tony played a key role in the legislative struggles of the 1960s and 1970s,including passage of the 1970 Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). A founder of the Labor Party, he continued organizing support for the party's national health care program up until his death. This award gives recognition to grassroots H&S activists in Local Unions or other local organizations fighting for the H&S rights of workers.

 

A few other non-profits I strongly support.

Woodstock Animal Foundation, Inc.

The Florence Crittenton Home

 

Event Details Remember the 15 Texas City Refinery Tragedy - Video - Photos 

 

Watch for Patrice Woeppel's (Ed.D.), Book Coming soon!

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Articles and Information

Boundaries March 2007

Anonymous OSHA Reporting Oct. 2006

Sweet Science Sept. 2006

State Approved OSHA Plans?  Aug. 2006

Trench Safety pdf  

Workplace Violence (part 1)  July 2005

Workplace Violence (part 2) Aug. 2005

Workplace Safety the Right Way Feb. 2005

Will it to be Done  Dec.2004 

Injured Workers Check list In 14 Steps June, 2004 

One Death, Many Losses

*WARNING MAY BE GRAPHIC*

International Paper Lexington, Kentucky Plant Union


Just a great person to work with if you need a producer.

Mark Crowner Productions

Louisville, KY 502.569.5169

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KY Workers Memorials

Workers Monument
Frankfort
At the Kentucky State AFL-CIO headquarters 

340-1 Democrat Drive

Sid Hatfield Monument
Buskirk
The United Mine Workers of America honor the police chief of Matewan, WV, killed by Baldwin-Felts agents in 1921, as dramatized in the John Sayles film, "Matewan".


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