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Too many workers – one every seven seconds – are being injured from preventable causes. Set a course for zero injuries by signing up for the Journey to Safety Excellence.

Clemson, SC – Wishing against the spread of germs might sound like a buzzkill, but a recent study from Clemson University suggests it could be practical for people who enjoy birthday cake.

Discover unparalleled resources to improve your safety program and join us on the “Road to Zero: Safety that Works” at the 2017 NSC Congress & Expo, set to take place Sept. 25-27 in Indianapolis.

Stanford, CA – People who consider themselves less active than others in their age group – even if that perception isn’t accurate – are more likely to die younger than their peers who consider themselves more active, according to a study from Stanford University.

The National Safety Council has introduced a free online tool intended to help eliminate motor vehicle crashes, the leading cause of workplace death.

New York – In an effort to raise awareness of prediabetes, a new campaign is urging individuals to take a one-minute screening test to determine his or her risk for developing the condition.

Forty-three percent of U.S. workers believe they are too tired to function safely at work, according to a new report from the National Safety Council.

The 2017 NSC Congress & Expo is set to take place Sept. 25-27 in Indianapolis. Come see firsthand the latest safety solutions from more than 1,100 exhibitors.

The goal of a safety program is to keep workers free from harm. But the impact is far greater when workers feel their employer truly cares about their safety and well-being. How do you know if you are being effective? Use the NSC Employee Safety Perception Survey – free when you sign up for the Journey to Safety Excellence.

Will you have some downtime during this year’s Congress & Expo? If so, there’s plenty to explore in Indianapolis, including beautiful parks, museums and a zoo. Weather-wise, average low temperatures at the end of September in Indianapolis are in the mid-50s, so bring a jacket for the evening.