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Technology continues to play a prominent role in safety programs, and safety incentive programs are keeping pace.

The National Safety Council is pleased to recognize the 2014 Class of the NSC Rising Stars of Safety, presented by DuPont Sustainable Solutions. With many outstanding nominations to choose from, 41 honorees were selected.

Washington – Ninety percent of adolescent athletes claim they have been injured while competing in a sport, and almost half of those athletes reported they have hidden or downplayed an injury to stay in the game, according to a report from Safe Kids Worldwide.

Discover unparalleled resources to help improve your safety program and continue on your Journey to Safety Excellence during the 2014 NSC Congress & Expo, scheduled for Sept. 13-19 in San Diego.

Quincy, MA – College students have a lot to think about, with making it to class on time and scraping up enough money for books. But another thing they need to worry about? Fire safety.

Washington – The vehicle that you drive might be unsafe. Now, a free online resource developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration can help you find out.

Philadelphia – In a recent study of motor vehicle crashes involving teen drivers, rear-ending a stopped vehicle was the No. 1 crash scenario, according to researchers from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Washington – NIOSH has issued a draft document on improving workplace health and safety through tobacco policies, and the agency is requesting stakeholder feedback.

Joint Base Andrews, MD – Have you been stung by an insect lately? Although the ability to identify bees, wasps and other stinging insects is useful for providing proper treatment, a recent study shows that most adults have trouble telling these insects – and their nests – apart.

Calgary, Alberta – Maybe you know somebody who works in a cubicle all week and cuts loose on the weekend with motocross, hiking, rock climbing or other demanding physical activities. Maybe you’re that somebody.