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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

There is still time to register for the 2012 NSC TSCE. This NSC event brings together safety professionals seeking the latest developments in EHS, safety trends and best practices. In Galveston, TX, March 18-20. Register today!

Safety+Health magazine has released its 2012 class of CEOs Who 'Get It,' the Council's annual recognition of business leaders who demonstrate world-class safety.

NSC is inviting organizations from around the globe to apply for safety’s highest honor – the Robert W. Campbell Award. Applications will be accepted through May 31, 2012.

NSC awarded 4 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 3 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in September.

NSC today announced 52 organizations have been awarded the NSC 2011 Industry Leader Award for safety performance in their industries. The Industry Leader Award is one component of the NSC Occupational Awards Program.

NSC awarded 27 companies Safety Leadership Awards and five companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in July.

The National Safety Council has launched NSC Navigator, an innovative cloud computing solution that enables organizations to better manage their safety management systems and measure performance.

NSC awarded seven companies Safety Leadership Awards in June. Safety Leadership recipients have achieved five consecutive years without an occupational injury or illness resulting in lost employee work days or death.

The NSC Labor Division recently presented the Edward Eagan "Soldier of Safety" award to Lonnie Logan at a meeting in Houston, TX.

NSC is proud to announce that Jim Johnson, NSC group vice president of Workplace Safety Initiatives, has been invited to serve as a member of the National Occupational Research Agenda Manufacturing Sector Council.

The National Safety Council awarded 18 companies Safety Leadership Awards and eight companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in May.

The National Safety Council awarded 13 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 2 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in April.

The National Safety Council today approved a new position-policy statement in support of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) and continued adequate funding for the program by the government.

NSC today announced it is accepting nominations for the NSC Rising Stars of Safety, which recognizes individuals younger than 40 who have distinguished themselves by improving workplace safety.

Read an interview with Chris Curtis of Schneider Electric on achieving excellence in safety culture. Schneider Electric is the 2011 recipient of the NSC Green Cross for Safety medal.

NSC has awarded 46 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 9 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in March.

NSC awarded 18 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 7 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in February.

Sustainable Business Forums interviewed National Safety Council representatives to determine the relationship between safety and business sustainability. Discover the value of operational sustainability in the new ebook or by attending the webinar.

The National Safety Council awarded 9 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 4 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in January.

NSC has announced the 2011 CEOs Who “Get It,” its annual recognition of business leaders who demonstrate world-class safety at all levels of their organizations.

NSC invites organizations around the world to apply for the 2011 Robert W. Campbell Award, the world’s pre-eminent award recognizing business excellence in integrated environmental, health and safety performance.

NSC is proud to announce that James Johnson, Group Vice President of Workplace Safety Initiatives, has been appointed to serve a two-year term on the National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety & Health.

NSC awarded 12 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 1 company the Superior Safety Performance Award in November.

NSC awarded 4 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 4 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in October.

NSC awarded 8 organizations with Safety Leadership Awards in September. Safety Leadership recipients have achieved five consecutive years without an occupational injury or illness resulting in lost employee work days or death.

NSC has announced the 40 honorees for its Rising Stars of Safety program, recognizing the safety leadership of young safety professionals.

NSC awarded 19 organizations with Safety Leadership Awards in August. Safety Leadership recipients have achieved five consecutive years without an occupational injury or illness resulting in lost employee work days or death.

NSC awarded 9 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 1 company the Superior Safety Performance Awards in July.

NSC today released several reports documenting the most critical elements organizations need to achieve safety excellence. The reports detail findings from a series of presentations and panel discussions involving business executives and safety...

NSC has released a special edition of its Journal of Safety Research focused on construction. The special issue includes a research-based case study sharing lessons learned from eight tragic deaths that occurred within 18 months in 2008.

Safety+Health magazine is looking for CEOs whose leadership philosophies and actions demonstrate their commitment to worker safety and health. It doesn’t matter if your organization has 50 employees or 50,000.

NSC today announced it has partnered with Summit Training Source to deliver an interactive online training curriculum. NSC will offer Summit’s online OSHA 10- and 30- hour training for general industry and construction...

NSC has announced the 2010 Safe Driver of the Year Award recipients. The Safe Driver awards program helps organizations recognize the safe driving performance of individuals and fleets.

NSC today announced it is accepting nominations for its new “Rising Stars of Safety” program, which recognizes individuals younger than 40 who have distinguished themselves by improving workplace safety.

NSC awarded 2 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 4 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in May. Safety Leadership Awards and Superior Safety Performance Awards are part of the Council’s Safety Motivation and Recognition Award Program.

NSC awarded 19 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 3 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in April. Safety Leadership Awards and Superior Safety Performance Awards are part of the Council’s Safety Motivation and Recognition Award Program.

On March 3, the Office of Compliance and the NSC presented 154 members of the 111th Congress with the Office of Compliance’s Safe Office Award.

NSC today awarded AMECO Worldwide Operations its Million Work Hours Award. AMECO has achieved 30 million work hours and 9 consecutive years without a lost workday injury or illness.

NSC today announced the release of a new safety training program for supervisors. The Supervisors' Safety Development Program is a training product to help new and experienced supervisors lead employees in safety improvement.

The National Safety Council awarded 16 companies Safety Leadership Awards and 2 companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in March.

NSC awarded six companies Safety Leadership Awards and three companies Superior Safety Performance Awards in February.

The gift of sight is irreplaceable. Thousands of eye injuries occur in the workplace each year, which makes wearing proper eye protection so important.

NSC awarded eight companies Safety Leadership Awards in January. Recipients have achieved five consecutive years without an occupational injury or illness resulting in lost employee work days or death.

Safety+Health Magazine recognizes 2010 CEOs Who 'Get It,' an annual acknowledgement of business leaders who demonstrate world-class safety at all levels of their organizations.

Today, more than 130 million doses of the 2009 H1N1 vaccine are available. With flu illness declining in many areas, Americans who have not been vaccinated now have an opportunity to protect themselves and their loved ones.

NSC announced that Exelon Nuclear will receive its 2010 Green Cross for Safety Medal, NSC’s annual recognition of an organization that demonstrates a steadfast commitment to improving safety and health.

NSC invites businesses around the world to apply for the 2010 Robert W. Campbell Award, the world's pre-eminent award recognizing excellence in business performance, employee safety and health, and environmental stewardship.

The National Safety Council awarded four companies Safety Leadership Awards in December. Recipients have achieved five consecutive years without an occupational injury or illness resulting in lost employee work days or death.

The U.S. Department of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has revealed the preliminary top 10 most-frequent workplace safety violations for 2009 as part of a presentation at the NSC’s annual Congress & Expo.

NSC is recognizing Workers Memorial Day, April 28, by remembering all workers who have died on the job and voicing its continued commitment to employee safety.

NSC announced its 2009 CEOs Who “Get It,” the council’s annual recognition of corporate leaders who “get it” by demonstrating that employee safety is a core corporate value.

A new study in NSC’s Journal of Safety Research advances the field and effective use of behavioral safety by identifying key knowledge gaps that warrant additional research.

The National Safety Council announced today that five safety professionals have been awarded its 2008 Distinguished Service to Safety Award.

NSC announced that FirstGroup will receive its 2009 Green Cross for Safety Medal.

The National Safety Council today announced UPS as the 2007 Green Cross for Safety Medal recipient.

NSC announced today that Montreal-based Alcan Inc. and DynMcDermott are the 2006 recipients of its prestigious Robert W. Campbell Award.

While American workers recognize safety as a serious issue, their perceptions about their greatest safety risks do not mirror reality, according to a new NSC survey.

The National Safety Council this week awarded its 2006 Green Cross for Safety Medal to DuPont and its Chairman and CEO Charles O. (Chad) Holliday, Jr.

Rebounding after a natural disaster or a terrorist attack presents innumerable challenges for individuals, families, businesses and their employees.

The new online information portal is operated by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work and is based on the most advanced Internet technology.

Illness and injury resulting from job-related stress are an increasingly costly downside of a changing, more global workplace,

The National Safety Council announced today that Johnson & Johnson is the 2005 recipient of its Robert W. Campbell Award.

Tools for assisting organizations in their efforts to more accurately calculate, analyze, interpret and communicate the costs and benefits of workplace safety and health programs are featured in the NSC's Journal of Safety Research.

NSC will present its 2005 Green Cross for Safety Medallion to Liberty Mutual Group and its Chairman, President and CEO Edmund F. Kelly at a dinner hosted by UPS at New York’s Waldorf Astoria.

The Robert W. Campbell Award Program Committee invites organizations from around the world to participate in the 2005 competition for this international award.

NSC announced today that it will award its 2005 Green Cross for Safety Medal to Liberty Mutual Group and its Chairman, President and CEO Edmund F. Kelly.

Each year, more than 5,000 people are killed and more than four million people suffer disabling injuries on the job. These victims are being remembered today on Wednesday, April 28, Workers Memorial Day.