Candidates may be further distinguished by demonstrating innovation in the performance of their duties or demonstrating an ability to effectively handle complex or unusual occupational safety and health concerns. The award will be presented at the Minnesota Safety Council Conference Awards Ceremony in May 2001. An individual who has made outstanding or significant contributions to advance occupational safety and health in Minnesota s workplaces is eligible for nomination. Employees, business and labor representatives or public officials may receive this award. Employers, employees, public officials, and labor and professional organizations may nominate individuals for this award.
All nominees require a sponsor.
DLI encourages the submission of nominations. The award committee will select the recipient for the award. Nominations should be based on the above criteria.