National Safety Council

Anaheim, CA – After the conclusion of the Motivational Keynote presentation, scheduled for 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Tuesday, speakers E. Scott Geller, senior partner of Safety Performance Solutions, and Charlie Morecraft, president and CEO of Phoenix Safety Management, will sign copies of their books outside of the Anaheim Convention Center Ballroom.

Anaheim, CA – Jean Mech has been named the 2015 Instructor of the Year for the National Safety Council Defensive Driving Courses. The announcement was made Oct. 15 at the DDC Awards Celebration during the 2016 NSC Congress & Expo.

Anaheim, CA – The National Safety Council presented seven individuals with the agency’s most prestigious award for safety professionals during the Opening Session of the 2016 NSC Congress and Expo.

Anaheim, CA – Want to make the most of your time at the 2016 NSC Congress & Expo? Put your personal plan in the palm of your hand!

Anaheim, CA – If you’re a Congress & Expo attendee looking for quick educational sessions, check out the NSC Learning Lab (Booth 1464). The Learning Lab is a series of 45-minute educational sessions being conducted on the Expo Floor.

Anaheim, CA – The NSC Networking Lounge (Booth 186) is the place where Congress & Expo attendees can stop by to relax, check email or network with fellow safety professionals.

Anaheim, CA – Attending Congress & Expo? When you receive your name badge and attendee tote bag, look for the “Passport to Prizes” game board. On each square of the board you’ll find the names and booth numbers of participating companies.

Anaheim, CA – During Congress & Expo, attendees can stay connected with the National Safety Council via social media channels.

Anaheim, CA – Images of a jaguar, chess pieces and actor Bruce Willis that flashed on a screen Monday during the Executive Forum keynote session, “The Art & (Neuro)Science of Safety,” at the 2016 NSC Congress & Expo appeared to have nothing to do with each other.

Although the Zika virus has been in the news for much of 2016, many questions remain about the different ways it can be transmitted. On July 20, the National Safety Council, together with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and NIOSH, attempted to answer those questions.