Individual Employee and Family Health Insurance Plans - NEW! Introducing MyBlueSM- Individual Coverage direct with BCBSM
MITA now offers new BCBSM health care plans for individuals and families at all stages of life. Whether you’re single, a recent college graduate, self-employed, starting a family, or considering early retirement, BCBSM has a plan to meet your needs and budget. Click here for eligibility, review plan options and to enroll on line!
Environmental - The MITA staff and outside consultants have
resolved many issues for members in this challenging and complex
area. Simply call MITA with your problem and the best course of
action will be determined. Legal Counsel - An extensive network
of outside counsel is available to our members. Don’t
pay to train an attorney; be referred to the experts. Legislative
Involvement - MITA continually promotes an aggressive legislative
agenda and monitors all state and federal legislation on your behalf.
MDOT Involvement - MITA’s staff and outside consultants are available
to advise you on MDOT
problems and specifications. MITA is a leading industry representative with
the Department and is
your voice at MDOT on all fronts that affect your business.
MIOSHA Citation Appeal Services - When you receive a MIOSHA citation,
either email to citations@mi-ita.com or fax it to MITA at (517) 347-8344
immediately! There are only 15 working days in which to make an appeal. Our
staff will help you through the entire administrative process.
Trucking Issues and Fleet Inspections - A consultant is on staff to
answer those questions relative to the application and interpretation of truck
laws. Safety audits are available upon request for a fee, and our consultant
can also be retained as an expert witness to any challenged court citation.
Utility Damage Prevention Consultation - MITA staff will assist members
with any utility locating and staking issues. MITA also provides utility complaint
fax forms. Once the form is completed and faxed to our office, it will be forwarded
to the appropriate utility for a follow-up.
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