NSC Divisions

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NSC Members Leading the Way in Safety Excellence

Divisions connect NSC member employees with shared safety interests through education, resources and networking. Every member employee — regardless of experience or industry — can contribute to advancing workplace safety. Divisions help strengthen best practices, build relationships and share expertise with the National Safety Council. To learn more, email [email protected] or schedule an appointment.

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Emerging Safety Professionals Division

Supports early‑career safety professionals, offers resources, mentorship and practical insights to improve safety outcomes.

Government & Public Sector Division

Provides opportunities for government and public sector safety leaders to address sector‑specific challenges and strengthen safety practices.

Labor Division

Brings labor representatives and regulators together to strengthen worker protections and elevate safety education in union environments.

Women's Division

Connects women in safety, spotlights issues impacting women and advances inclusive practices across workplaces.

Industry-specific

Business & Industry Division

Brings together safety leaders across diverse industries to exchange practical solutions and support safer operations in organizations of all sizes.

Construction & Utilities Division

Invites workers and experts from construction and utility sectors to share practices that help prevent injuries in high‑risk environments.

Transportation Safety Division

Engages professionals across all transportation modes to improve safe operations, reduce incidents and strengthen safety systems for moving people and goods.

Waterborne Transport Group

Focused on preventing incidents and occupational injuries in the marine industry.

Looking for the Alcohol, Drugs & Impairment Division? Visit here for resources on impairment-related risks.

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