Future World of Work Summit Dec. 9, 2020

Training & Courses

Armed with the latest research, NSC safety training goes beyond the basics and is trusted worldwide.

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Philanthropic contributions are critical as we strive to create a nation focused on the safety of one another.

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A strong safety culture is good for business and good for employees. Let NSC show you the way.

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Promote Mental Health and Wellbeing

Resources to address worker stress, mental health, substance misuse and more.

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NSC’S Top Safety Courses

Workplace

Principles of Occupational Safety & Health 4th Edition

Our Certificate program will give you the confidence you need to implement a comprehensive safety process in your organization.

Defensive Driving

Defensive Driving Training Bundles

The National Safety Council has created a variety of Defensive Driving training packages to address your safety needs.

FIRST AID

First Aid Online Training

NSC offers traditional and adaptive first aid online training as an affordable, convenient option for individuals whose work assignments make it difficult to complete classroom training.

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With the best ideas, the right tools and everyone showing up to redefine what’s possible, no safety challenge will be too big for us to overcome, from workplace to anyplace.

Lorraine Martin

President and CEO

National Safety Council

Promoting Safe Workplaces

Fleet Safety: Train Your Employees

NSC Driver Safety curriculum uses the latest research-based techniques and examines driver behavioral patterns, attitudes and habits.

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No Prize for Making OSHA Top 10

But with NSC training, your business will be off the list in no time.

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Safety Facts

Fatigue is estimated to cost employers $136 billion a year in health-related lost productivity.

Learn what you can do and see who's at risk

In 2019, an estimated 38,800 people lost their lives to car crashes.

Be alert and stay safe with the following tips

Workers with substance use disorders miss nearly 50% more days than their peers.

Calculate the costs for your organization

More than 800,000 patients are hospitalized each year because of injuries due to a fall.

Here are some resources to help

Fatigue is estimated to cost employers $136 billion a year in health-related lost productivity.

Learn what you can do and see who's at risk

In 2019, an estimated 38,800 people lost their lives to car crashes.

Be alert and stay safe with the following tips

Workers with substance use disorders miss nearly 50% more days than their peers.

Calculate the costs for your organization

More than 800,000 patients are hospitalized each year because of injuries due to a fall.

Here are some resources to help

Safety First Blog

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Newsroom

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Safety+Health

Read up on timely articles to keep your employees and family safe.

Events

Find the latest and greatest safety events of the year.

Safety First Blog

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Newsroom

See what the Council is up to or request an interview with a team member.

Safety+Health

Read up on timely articles to keep your employees and family safe.

Events

Find the latest and greatest safety events of the year.

Future World of Work Summit Dec. 9, 2020

What's Happening at NSC

Promote Mental Health and Wellbeing

NSC’S Top Safety Courses

Promoting Safe Workplaces

Safety Facts

Fatigue is estimated to cost employers $136 billion a year in health-related lost productivity.

In 2019, an estimated 38,800 people lost their lives to car crashes.

Workers with substance use disorders miss nearly 50% more days than their peers.

More than 800,000 patients are hospitalized each year because of injuries due to a fall.

Fatigue is estimated to cost employers $136 billion a year in health-related lost productivity.

In 2019, an estimated 38,800 people lost their lives to car crashes.

Workers with substance use disorders miss nearly 50% more days than their peers.

More than 800,000 patients are hospitalized each year because of injuries due to a fall.

Safety First Blog

Newsroom

Safety+Health

Events

Safety First Blog

Newsroom

Safety+Health

Events

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