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National Safety Month - FREE Member-Exclusive Webinars

Join us for an informational webinar 2 part series with NSC Chief Safety Officer, Jim Johnson to learn how to apply the Journey to Safety Excellence philosophy to your workplace safety initiatives.

Journey to Safety Excellence – The Four Pillars
Thursday, June 13, 2013
10:30 am – 11:30 am CT

Four key pillars make up the Journey and are critical for an organization to achieve safety excellence:

Leadership and employee engagement

Safety management systems

Risk reduction

Performance measurement

Learn how to successfully integrate these pillars into your organizations workplace safety program.

Register Today!

Journey to Safety Excellence – Moving Forward
Thursday, June 20, 2013
10:30 am – 11:30 am

There are three questions that will keep you moving along your journey:

Where am I now and where do I want to be?
How do I move forward?
How do I manage my improvement and measure my progress?

Learn how to use NSC resources to propel you forward along your Journey and strive for continual improvement.

Register Today!

NSC On Demand Webinars - Listen at your leisure

Need training without travel? Members have access to over 50 downloadable Webinars presented by safety experts. New topics added every month!

Choose from these categories below:

Compliance

Compliance or Injury Prevention
OSHA's Top 10 Violations for 2011
What To Do (and not to do) When OSHA Knocks

Driving Safety

Corporate Liability and the need for Comprehensive Cell Phone Policies - NEW!
State of the Nation of Cell Phone Distracted Driving - NEW!
Dangers of Distracted Driving
Don't Fall Victim to Inclement Weather - Drive Defensively
My Teen Will One Day Be Driving MY car!
Preventability Means What!?!
Safety Tips for Winter Driving

Emergency Preparedness

AED’s in the Workplace

Be Prepared – Help May Not Always be Readily Available

Creating a Workplace Emergency Response Team

Saving Lives with Pediatric First Aid

Employee Engagement

Employee Involvement Tools in Safety and Health Process
Engage Your Employees in Safety

General Safety

Are You a Safety Ambassador?
Summer Safety

Health & Wellness

Be Healthy: Engaging Employees to Improve Nutrition - NEW!
Employee Wellness - Employer strategies and resources for nutrition and physical activity
How a Wellness Program Can Improve Your Bottom Line
Integrating Health Into Your Safety Program

Off the job

Incident Reporting: Taking your Safety Management System Beyond the Workplace - NEW
Off the job Safety - A strategic objective
Wintertime Risks in the Home

Worker's Compensation

Avoid the Dark Side of Workers' Comp Claims - Use early return to work programs
How to Keep Employee Injury Claims out of the Courtrooms
Workers Compensation 101 - How effective is your claim management program

Workplace Safety

Ergo Leadership: How to Build and Manage a Workplace
Ergonomics Team - NEW!

Help! They Made Me the New Safety Manager - NEW!

Asbestos Dr. David Weisman - NIOSH

Environmental Safety 101 – Where Do I Begin?

Ergonomics in the Workplace

Falls at Work - Protect yourself and your employees

Human Side of Safety - Using critical error reduction techniques to improve
safety performance

Industrial Hygiene: The health side of safety & health

Injuries Caused When Struck by a Person or Object

Is you safety and health program successful?

Is Your Safety Orientation Achieving its’ Goals?

It's Really Not About Safety! It's About Your People
and Communications Skills

Making $ense of Safety

Mastering the Tools of the Ergonomics Trade

Maximize the Safety and Performance of the Aging Workforce

Measuring loss potential

Moving science into coverage – An employers guide to preventative services

Overexertion - Protect Yourself and your Employees

Preventing fall related injuries, so much more than "housekeeping"

Preventing Overexertion

Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls

Recordable vs. Reportable - What to include in your OSHA log

Safety 101 – I’m a new safety professional – Now what?

Safety at Hand - What you need to know about hand safety

Safety basics - Doing what's right in safety

Safety in a Slowing Economy - Downsize Safety Staff & Programs? Not on Your Life! - With Professional Development Advice to Help Safety Professionals Survive

Safety in a slowing economy - Keeping cash flow up, accidents down and safety a business priority

Safety Leadership - Make safety a part of your corporate culture

Teaching Supervisors to be safety coaches

Understanding Overexertion

Using Games to Teach Safety Content

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