As part of National Safety Month, the National Safety Council urges the public to take safety into consideration during summer activities.

More than 13,000 professionals from around the world turn to the NSC Congress & Expo for industry-leading education, networking and innovative products & services. It provides what you need to remain competitive. Early registration deadline is June 28.

NSC launches its Emergency Preparedness week as part of National Safety Month. Throughout the week, helpful information on planning for emergencies of all types will be available.

NSC acknowledges that the results announced by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety of a new distracted driving study, again confirm the presence and crash risk of cognitive distraction.

Many materials are available to help you celebrate 100 years of safety, including a fun and interactive timeline highlighting safety milestones of the century.

NSC is accepting nominations for its 2013 Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award. This award recognizes individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to reducing teen crashes and fatalities

NSC launches its Employee Wellness week as part of National Safety Month, an annual observance to educate and encourage safe behaviors around top causes of preventable injuries and deaths.

Read in Safety+Health how safety pros are using mobile apps in the workplace, what safety groups are saying about the proposed change to poultry-processing line speeds and how employers can help increase safety knowledge among immigrant workers.

The Council on June 2 will launch its Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls week as part of National Safety Month, an annual observance to educate and encourage safe behaviors around top causes of preventable injuries and deaths.

For teen drivers, the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is considered “The 100 Deadliest Days of Summer.” DriveitHOME, a new program from NSC, would like to remind parents of ways to keep their teen drivers safer.

NSC honors the late Senator Frank Lautenberg from New Jersey for his immense contributions to making our roadways safer.

Each June, NSC encourages organizations and communities to participate in National Safety Month – an annual observance to educate and encourage safe behaviors around leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths.

This year, the National CPR and AED Awareness week will take place from June 1–7. In recognition of this week, the National Safety Council is calling on Americans in general and NSC members in particular to learn or to take a refresher course in CPR.

NSC announced it has partnered with ADEPT Driver to offer teenSMART - a computer-based, crash avoidance program for teen drivers that focuses on the six areas that research shows lead to the largest number of teen crashes.

The Council today released its estimates of fatalities from traffic crashes for the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend. NSC estimates 407 traffic fatalities and another 43,500 medically consulted injuries may occur from motor vehicle collisions.

A recent NSC study shows as many as 1 in 4 car crashes involve cell phone distractions. Learn why these crashes often go unreported.

Get your nominations in today for NSC Rising Stars of Safety, which recognizes individuals younger than 40 who have distinguished themselves by improving workplace safety. Deadline is May 31, 2013.

The National Safety Council Labor Division recently presented the Edward Eagan “Soldier of Safety” award to Louis Walter. The award is a tribute to the ideals Eagan practiced in the promotion of safety and health for the American worker.

Read in Safety+Health the results of our annual Job Outlook survey, catch up on the debate regarding proposed updates to OSHA’s silica standard and learn how identifying on-the-job distractions can help keep workers safe.

To create a culture grounded in safety, the belief in “the right way to do things” must be embraced at every level of the organization, by every employee. Find out how by downloading the Resource Guide on the Journey to Safety Excellence.

Communication between leaders and the workforce is critical to a successful safety culture. Log in to the Campbell Library for examples of five conversations that hinder workplace safety and how they can be improved to demonstrate support & boost morale.

NSC is recognizing Workers’ Memorial Day by remembering all workers who have died on the job and reaffirming its commitment to collaborative efforts to promote employee safety.

Join NSC and the comedians of Second City Communications for a hilariously funny, interactive night as they help parents become better coaches for their teen drivers. RSVP today for this FREE program coming to a city near you!

Each April, NSC promotes Distracted Driving Awareness Month and encourages the public to drive cell free. Find downloadable materials to share at nsc.org/ddmonth.

National Window Safety Week is designed to heighten awareness on how to prevent unintentional window falls and how windows can be properly used for emergency escape purposes.

The National Safety Council presented Exxon Mobil Corporation with the Green Cross for Safety medal at its annual fundraising dinner in Houston last night. The dinner honored ExxonMobil for its leadership and comprehensive commitment to safety excellence.

Read in Safety+Health about the factors that should be considered when assessing a prospective contractor’s safety performance, the role OSHA advisory committees play in guiding the agency and how obesity may be affecting your workforce.

Register today! Join us and other top-notch EHS professionals at the 2013 NSC TSCE, delivering everything you’ve come to expect from an NSC event with a smaller regional feel.

On your Journey to Safety Excellence, the Campbell Library offers high-quality materials on EHS leadership, risk reduction, workplace design and more.

Research from The Allstate Foundation shows nearly half of parents express regret about not monitoring their teen driver after they get a license. Drive it Home is a new program with resources to help parents keep their teens safer on the road.

Policies prohibiting cell phone use while driving can reduce your liability. Join us April 25 in Long beach at the NSC Employer Cell Phone Seminar, where we will explain why a policy is needed, what to include and how to gain support.

NSC membership is the safe decision for your employees and the smart decision for your bottom line. Learn more today!

Read about slip, trip and fall hazards, and what employers can do to mitigate the risks. Also, OSHA offers advice on how to identify and report fraud, and S+H talks with the 2013 Green Cross for Safety medal recipient.

The National Safety Council today approved a new policy position statement in support of adequate, stable funding for NIOSH, and urges Congress and the executive branch to adequately fund the agency’s programs.

The National Safety Council today announced it plans to present its Excellence in Highway Safety award to two U.S. senators and two U.S. congressmen for their leadership in teen driving and distracted driving.

Applying for the Robert W. Campbell Award? Full applications from previous winners of this prestigious award for business excellence through environmental, health and safety management are now available!

The National Safety Council announced today its preliminary estimate that approximately 36,200 motor vehicle fatalities occurred in 2012. This marks a five percent upsurge from 2011 and is the first increase since 2004 to 2005.

The National Safety Council is pleased to present Robert B. Forney, Jr., Ph.D., DABFT, with the 2013 Robert F. Borkenstein Award at a dinner in his honor in Washington, D.C.

Your help is needed! Join NSC and other leading experts in crafting a national strategy to combat prescription drug overdoses. Reserve your spot today!

The Campbell Institute and Stewardship Action Council announce the launch of a ground-breaking 2013 Innovation Challenge. This exciting new challenge recognizes organizations for their achievement in the planning and/or implementation of an EHS program.

On Feb. 12, the National Safety Council will designate Fort Worth, Texas as a Safe Community. With this designation, Fort Worth will become the 300th international Safe Community and the second in Texas.

NSC is pleased to announce that Deborah Hersman will speak at the Employer Cell Phone Policy Seminar. More than 150 employers from California are expected to attend.

Policies prohibiting cell phone use while driving can reduce your liability. The NSC Employer Cell Phone Seminar will share why a policy is needed, what to include and how to get your organization to support it. Register today.

As part of the Council's strategies to address motor vehicle safety, it has partnered with the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety to provide NSC members with the opportunity to participate in the NETS fleet safety benchmarking program.

NSC has announced the 2013 CEOs Who “Get It,” its annual recognition of business leaders who demonstrate world-class safety. Each of these leaders understands that safety is not only the right thing to do, but is also a business imperative.

NSC applauds Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder for signing S.B. 756, also known as Kelsey’s Law, on Tuesday. The law bans drivers with level 1 and level 2 licenses – predominantly teens – from using cell phones while driving. It will take effect in late March.

Car crashes are the #1 cause of death for teens, killing as many as the next two causes combined. Research shows that continued parental involvement, even after licensure, can greatly reduce the odds of teens being in a crash.

Firmenich, the 2012 Robert W. Campbell Award Winner, has provided a detailed Root Cause Map to help organizations start the process of identifying root cause. Login to the Campbell Institute Library for the Root Cause Map and other helpful resources.

As the cold weather approaches, the National Safety Council encourages you to read these tips for a safe winter season!

NSC congratulates the Michigan Legislature for passing Senate Bill 756, also known as Kelsey's Law, which makes it a civil infraction for motorists with level 1 or level 2 probationary licenses – predominantly teens – to use cell phones while driving.

NSC is inviting organizations from around the globe to apply for the 2013 Robert W. Campbell Award. Presented annually, the award is given to an organization that integrates EHS into the very core of its business operations.

NSC today called for the repeal of a new law in California that allows drivers to use a voice-operated system to write, send and read text messages and emails.

On Dec. 7, NSC will designate Murray State University as a Safe Community through its Safe Communities America program. Murray State University is the first public university to be recognized as an international Safe Community

NSC estimates 377 fatalities for the 4.25-day Christmas holiday period, and 407 fatalities for the 4.25-day New Year's holiday. These estimates are met with a 90% confidence interval.

NSC members can take advantage of NEW downloadable FREE safety resources including posters, toolkits, safety audio library and webinars. Not a member? Join today!

Give each of your employees the gift of safety this year with our 2013 Safety Calendar! This 12 month calendar also contains monthly vintage posters, and is now available for only $5.

NSC hosted its National Awards Celebration in Orlando recognizing the safety accomplishments of NSC members.

National Safety Council is recognizing its latest class of NSC Rising Stars of Safety, at a National Awards Celebration held in conjunction with its 2012 Congress & Expo.

OSHA has announced the preliminary Top 10 most frequently cited workplace safety violations for fiscal year 2012.

The National Safety Council has recognized the Honorable Elizabeth Dole with the Council’s Flame of Life Award as one of the century’s foremost leaders in safety.

NSC presented its 2012 Robert W. Campbell Award to Firmenich. This award is presented annually to organizations that integrate EHS management with business operations as a cornerstone of corporate success.

NSC recognized six individuals with the Distinguished Service to Safety Awards, which are presented to individuals who, throughout their careers, have demonstrated outstanding service to the field of safety and health.

NSC announced Exxon Mobil Corporation as the recipient of the 2013 Green Cross for Safety medal for its comprehensive commitment to safety excellence.

The National Safety Council announced the election of three new members to its Board of Directors at the group’s annual meeting, held in Orlando in conjunction with the NSC Congress & Expo.

The National Safety Council is proud to launch the Campbell Institute at its 2012 Congress & Expo, celebrating 100 years of safety progress since its first Congress & Expo held in 1912.

On Oct. 22, NSC, in Orlando for its annual Congress & Expo, will host Rock ‘n’ Community: Connections for a Cause™, a networking and philanthropy event to raise funds for the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation and teen safe driving efforts.

NSC is celebrating 100 Years of Safety over the next year and is launching the commemoration at the 2012 NSC Congress & Expo in Orlando, October 21-25.

NSC announced Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety and ADEPT Driver as the winners of its 4th annual Teen Driving Safety Leadership Awards, supported by the General Motors Foundation.

This October, join more than 12,000 EHS professionals who will look back on 100 years of collaboration, lessons learned and safety progress. Don’t miss new chances to learn, network and find solutions to your safety needs. Register today!

Staples is teaming up with the National Safety Council during National Preparedness Month to provide safety tips and products to help small businesses prepare for emergencies.

The National Safety Council and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration today renewed their Alliance to help saves lives and prevent unintentional workplace injuries.

NSC has announced 44 honorees as its NSC Rising Stars of Safety, Class of 2012, presented by DuPont Sustainable Solutions. This program recognizes the safety leaders of tomorrow.

NSC understands going back to school can be stressful for both parents and children. The Council has partnered with First Student to once again share important back-to-school safety information.

The National Safety Council estimates 405 traffic fatalities and another 40,500 medically consulted injuries will occur over the traditional end-of-summer weekend from motor vehicle collisions.

NSC has announced 38 organizations have been awarded the 2012 Industry Leader Award for safety performance in their industries. This award is part of the NSC Occupational Awards Program, which recognizes outstanding safety achievements of NSC members.

A recent study in the Journal of Safety Research from NSC indicates the dangers of sleep-deprived driving are not highly recognized among young drivers.

NSC is accepting nominations for its 2012 Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award. This award recognizes individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to reducing teen crashes and fatalities.

NSC applauds Congress for including safety provisions in the Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill to incentivize states to enact distracted driving and teen driving laws.

On June 24, NSC will launch its Driving Safety week as part of National Safety Month. Find helpful information to keep others safe when driving for work or pleasure.

On June 17, NSC will launch its Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls week, sponsored by Grainger, as part of National Safety Month. Find information on common fall hazards found in the workplace and at home.

On June 10, NSC will launch Ergonomics week, sponsored by Proto Industrial Tools, as part of National Safety Month. Find materials on preventing ergonomic conditions, such as overexertion.

Congress has designated the first week of June for this event with the goal of encouraging organized programs to provide CPR and AED training to the public. NSC supports this effort and encourages at least one person in each household to be trained.

On June 3, NSC will launch Employee Wellness week as part of National Safety Month. The week-long effort will provide information the public can use to make healthier lifestyle decisions to reduce the risk of chronic illness and disease.

NSC encourages participation in National Safety Month – an annual observance to educate and encourage safe behaviors around leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths. Find free materials at nsc.org/nsm.

Take advantage of the free and recently updated NSC kit to help employers create a policy to reduce crash risks associated with cell phone use while driving.

The Greater Omaha area was the fourth city in the U.S. to be designated as an international Safe Community in 2007. Now, five years later, Greater Omaha has renewed its commitment and is being recertified.

Preliminary data collected by NSC indicates deaths from motor vehicle crashes during the first three months of 2012 are up 12%, compared to the same three months last year.

NSC is designating the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center of the University of Kentucky as an Affiliate Support Center for Safe Communities America.

As warmer weather arises, the National Safety Council encourages motorists to safely share the road with motorcyclists and be extra alert when they are nearby. View the materials provided by NHTSA.

NSC has released a new white paper, which details the potential liability employers face when employees are involved in crashes where cell phone use is a factor.

NSC is to designate Emory University in Atlanta, GA, as a Safe Community through its Safe Communities America program - the second academic institution in the U.S. to receive this recognition.

NSC presented The Dow Chemical Company with the Green Cross for Safety medal for its comprehensive commitment to safety excellence at a record-breaking fundraising dinner in Houston.

Submit your nominations now for the NSC Rising Stars of Safety, Class of 2012 through May 31. This award recognizes individuals younger than 40 who have distinguished themselves by improving workplace safety.

NSC has released its State of the Nation 2012 report, which addresses progress made to combat cell phone use while driving since the Council called for a total ban three years ago.

The National Safety Council promotes April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month and encourages everyone to take the NSC pledge to drive cell free at nsc.org/pledge.

NSC applauds the town council in Chapel Hill, NC, for passing a total cell phone ban for all motorists, becoming the first town in the nation to ban hands-free cell phone use while driving.

As warmer weather begins to arrive, NSC takes the first week in April to promote National Window Safety Week and the importance of practicing window safety in the home.

On April 19, the National Safety Council will be recognizing The Dow Chemical Company and its Chairman and CEO, Andrew Liveris, with the Green Cross for Safety medal at a dinner in Houston, TX.

NSC is to designate Sullivan County, TN, as a Safe Community through its Safe Communities America program. Sullivan County is the first in Tennessee and the19th in the United States to be recognized as an international Safe Community.