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NSC Online Workplace Training
National Safety Council & Summit Training Source Partner to Offer Online Training

The National Safety Council 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, as well as Summit’s entire library of interactive online compliance training courses.

“The online curriculum offered by Summit complements our existing classroom and print content, enabling us to now offer a full range of courses, delivered through different methods, that better meet the needs of our members and customers,” said Janet Froetscher, NSC president and CEO.

Summit also will develop new online training curriculum for NSC, as well as convert current NSC training content to a web-based format. Benefits of online training include 24/7 global availability, self-paced learning, and cost savings through a reduction in travel expenses and training time.

http://www.nsc.org/products_training/Training/Pages/OnlineWorkplaceTraining.aspx

 


Supervisors' Safety Development Program (SSDP) 
The new Supervisors' Safety Development Program trains supervisors and managers to incorporate best safety practices into their daily management activities. The training goals are to equip supervisors and managers with the knowledge, leadership skills and methods to apply safety as part of their responsibilities and become effective safety leaders and advocates. SSDP includes 16 Key Safety Topics.
 
SSDP as Package Training Program
http://www.nsc.org/products_training/Training/workplacesafety/Documents/81827_WP_SSDP_SS%20FNL.pdf

SSDP as Open Enrollment Training Classes
http://train.nsc.org/ntc/TCALDet01.aspx?id=59
 



Injury Facts 2010 Edition: A Complete Reference
Injury Facts has made several important changes to provide expanded coverage on the most pressing safety issues while also helping to display information in a more intuitive and visually appealing manner.  With the changes listed below, Injury Facts is now an even more comprehensive and easy to use source to help communicate the impact of both intentional and unintentional injuries.    Expanded sections focusing on distracted driving and young drivers are also included in this year's Motor-Vehicle section.