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Jobsite safety is everyone’s responsibility

Maintaining a safe workplace is a shared responsibility. That’s why it’s important that each worker has the skills and knowledge to play their part. “Bring...

NSC and NCCCO Foundation team up for survey on crane industry safety

Washington — The National Safety Council and the NCCCO Foundation want to hear about safety challenges and best practices in the crane industry. Of particular...

The 2026 NSC Safety Summit

What’s in store: new content tracks and a stronger emphasis on leadership development.

Create your SIF prevention ‘elevator pitch’ for executive leadership

“A two-minute message can start a transformation. Make yours count.”
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Editor’s Note: Be proactive on opioid overdose response

If your organization is a National Safety Council member, you’re probably aware of NSC’s advocacy surrounding the use of naloxone. Commonly known by the...

10th annual Safe + Sound Week slated for August

Washington — OSHA, NIOSH and a coalition of safety organizations – including the National Safety Council – are joining forces for the 10th annual...

Now open: 2026 Prevention through Design Award nomination period

Washington — NIOSH is now accepting nominations for its Prevention through Design Award. Prevention through Design, or PtD, seeks to protect workers by limiting risks...

Safety groups call on OSHA to update references to PPE consensus standards

Arlington, VA — OSHA “would make work safer” by citing updated versions of three American National Standards Institute/American Society of Safety Professionals consensus standards...
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NSC projects a 12% decrease in U.S. traffic deaths in 2025

Washington — Nearly 38,000 people were killed in motor vehicle-related crashes last year – a 12% decrease from 2024, according to preliminary estimates from...

Making systems safer through HOP

“HOP is about building capacity and resilience into systems to avoid unwanted outcomes rather than expecting humans to perform perfectly every time.”

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