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The 2023 NSC Safety Congress & Expo

Oct. 20-26 in New Orleans

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Photo: New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center

NSC Safety Congress & Expo Online

Note: In the September issue of our print magazine, Safety+Health lists every Safety Congress & Expo session, event and exhibitor. For our web readers, we're providing links to online and mobile resources. Use this page:

  • To plan your conference experience.
  • For reference while virtually attending the show.
  • To soak up Congress information and buzz even if you are not attending.

Click on the tabs below to view the online resources. Links will open in a new browser tab or window.

Expo: Oct. 23-25

NSC Safety Technology Pavillion

NSC Safety Technology Pavillion

Make plans for your free time in New Orleans

Things to see and do in New Orleans

Things to see and do in New Orleans

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Attendees, exhibitors and speakers: Use Twitter hashtag #NSCExpo to make your Tweets from Congress appear in the feed.

On the Safe Side podcast: Live from New Orleans

Safety+Health Associate Editors Barry Bottino, Kevin Druley and Alan Fergusson do double duty as hosts of On the Safe Side, the magazine's monthly podcast. Subscribe now in your favorite podcast app, or sign up to receive email notifications so you'll never miss an episode including two bonus episodes centered around Congress:

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Let’s make people safer

The world’s largest annual gathering of safety professionals is happening in New Orleans this year! The 2023 NSC Safety Congress & Expo is set to take place at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center on Oct. 20-26.

To help you plan your time at the event, we’re sharing some of the show’s highlights:

Opening Session speaker and magician Jon Dorenbos’ principles can be applied whether you’re at work or at home. Even after being diagnosed with a life-threatening heart condition, Dorenbos still says “life is magic.” He’ll share how you can turn self-doubt into happiness. (Oct. 23)

Training across generations is the theme of the Campbell Institute Forum. Tamara Coppens from Dow Inc. and Amanda Ladner from Chemours Co. will show you how to incorporate different learning styles, attitudes and preferences of all generations of workers. (Oct. 23)

Diversity, equity and inclusion in the occupational sector will be addressed during the DEI Panel discussion. Speakers are still being added to the panel, so check in often at congress.nsc.org to find out who’ll be participating in this important discussion. (Oct. 24)

Then, during the Closing Keynote, Cameron Stevens will walk you through using technology and innovation to improve human and organizational performance. (Oct. 25)

After Stevens’ session, stick around to hear from the Safety Innovation Challenge finalists. Each will present a solution for decreasing musculoskeletal disorders in the workplace. (Oct. 25)

And remember to check out one of the 100-plus Technical Sessions and Professional Development Seminar opportunities. Don’t have that much time? Returning to the Expo Floor this year is the NSC Learning Lab, which will feature shorter (but information-packed) educational sessions during show hours.

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