The NSC Press Faculty Portal is designed to serve the needs of instructors of occupational and environmental health and safety courses in a variety of disciplines including Safety, Industrial Engineering and Technology, Environmental Health, Building Science, Chemistry and Nursing.
The NSC Press Faculty Portal offers:
Supplemental instructor resources-including case studies, video, instructor's guides, and quizzes and answers-for NSC Press textbooks
Desk copy request form Updated news and information about the safety industry
Please use the navigation bar on the right to access these materials.
The NSC Press Faculty Portal is protected specifically for faculty use. It is important that you save the link below on the computer where you do class preparations.
The NSC Press Student Portal offers access to resources, including practice quizzes and case studies related to NSC Press text books.
In addition, the National Safety Council offers free student membership to college students focusing on safety, health and environmental studies. This membership includes access to deep discounts on NSC Press textbooks and lasts until December 31st of their graduation year.
Benefits of the free student membership include: Deep discounts on NSC Press textbooks
Free access to content on the National Safety Council Members-Only website Free annual subscription to Safety+Health magazine Networking opportunities with safety professionals Access to the National Safety Council's Safety Job Board Access to the National Safety Council's library services
The link below is for the student membership application. The sooner you alert your students about the discounts, the sooner they can save money on their college books!
Safety+Health magazine's annual Job Outlook has been published, and it's full of advice on the types of knowledge and experience needed by future safety professionals.
Highlights:
- Almost 90 percent of respondents consider their job “very stable” or “relatively stable.”
- Safety leaders need to be able to speak the language of upper management and relate to workers.
- Safety professionals facing job insecurity say gaining additional skill and certifications may improve their odds of getting a new job.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics 10-year projections predict the highest increase in demand for safety professional from the wholesale trade and tech sectors – but depressed demand in government and manufacturing.
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