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From computer vision to generative AI, organizations are finding new ways to identify hazards, reduce risk and improve safety outcomes. Explore real-world EHS applications at bit.ly/NSCworkplacesafetyAI.
Saturday, October 24 is the DEA’s #TakeBackDay. Find out how you can ensure #SafetyForAll by disposing of old medications here: dea.gov/takebackday.
Drug overdose is the leading cause of unintentional death in the U.S. Become #RespondReady here: bit.ly/NSCrespondready.
As Halloween approaches, workplace safety leaders can reinforce a year-round message: Safe choices behind the wheel protect employees, their families & everyone who shares the road. Learn how: bit.ly/4elACRe #DriveLikeATexan #WorkplaceSafety #InjuryPrevention @NSCsafety
Take control of the number one cause of workplace injuries, musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Repetitive motion and overexertion are the biggest risk factors facing American workers and this month is #NationalErgonomicsMonth.
The one-day NSC Ergonomics course, part of the Advanced Safety Certificate, will teach you how to reduce the number and severity of MSDs. Register for the virtual session or request a dedicated session here: bit.ly/NSCergonomicsCourse.
It’s #NationalSchoolBusSafetyWeek. Child Passenger Safety Technicians and pupil transportation providers, make sure to prioritize #RoadwaySafety with free resources.
The National Child Passenger Board, an NSC managed program, offers a free Child Passenger Safety on School Buses National Training. There are in-person and hybrid options for flexibility for your schedule. Sign up now to ensure #SafetyForAll here: cpsboard.org/school-bus.
This week the NSC team attended the 2026 New York State Highway Safety Symposium in Lake Placid, NY.
We spoke to many stakeholders involved with roadway safety about our defensive driving training, which serves as a solution for courts and traffic violation agencies to help ensure #SafetyForAll.
Traffic courts play an important role in addressing #RoadwaySafety and the NSC safe-driving program helps reduce court congestion, lower administrative costs, and improve driving skills and behaviors. Learn more about the NSC training here: bit.ly/NSCDDCCourt.
The framework is designed to help organizations evaluate and strengthen the conditions needed for successful and sustained safety technology implementation.
Help ensure #SafetyForAll and read the report here: nsc.org/getmedia/dc090998-00….
The NSC #WorkToZero initiative has released the new report, The T.R.U.S.T. Model: A Human-Centered Framework for Safety Technology Implementation.
Safety professionals, are you looking to enhance your skills and knowledge to prioritize #WorkplaceSafety?
The NSC Advanced Safety Certificate program is a nationally recognized curriculum with topics including safety inspections, risk assessment, incident investigation, effective safety management, team safety and more to help you drive fundamental change.
Sign up for a Certificate course today and help #KeepEachOtherSafe: bit.ly/NSCprogramASCert.
It’s National Teen Driver Safety Week and this year we mark the 20th anniversary of the observance. As we recognize this milestone, let’s all work to #KeepEachOtherSafe on the road, especially our most vulnerable because car crashes are a leading cause of death for U.S. teens.
Find free resources to help keep your teen safe here: bit.ly/NSCntdswDIH. #NationalTeenDriverSafetyWeek #DriveitHOME
Employers can support National School #Bus #Safety Week by sharing reminders with employees and their families about safe driving practices during the school year and providing free driver safety training. Learn more: bit.ly/4z1ro59 #DriveLikeATexan @NSCsafety










