NSC Statement in Support of Safe+Sound Week
Workplace deaths have risen for the third consecutive year. Take the Safe at Work Pledge.
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Workplace deaths have risen for the third consecutive year. Take the Safe at Work Pledge.
In observance of Safe+Sound Week Aug. 13-19, the National Safety Council joins OSHA and other campaign organizers to promote the importance of employers incorporating safety and health programs in to workplaces. Common elements of successful programs include management leadership, worker participation and a systematic approach to finding and fixing hazards in workplaces.
Workplace deaths have risen for the third consecutive year – totaling 5,190 in 2016. Work-related medically consulted injuries totaled 4.5 million in 2016. By looking to the data, like the new, “Top Work-Related Injury Causes” page in Injury Facts, plus a company’s own injury statistics, employers can better focus their efforts. Safe workplaces are sound businesses. Workers can show their commitment to safety by taking the SafeAtWork pledge.
Learn more about how Chatham County, GA incorporated data to help with a persistent workplace safety problem.
Visit osha.gov/safeandsoundweek to learn more about participating in Safe+Sound Week.
With a century-long legacy, the National Safety Council is a global center for safety expertise. Let's work together to align resources. We look forward to learning about ways we can join efforts to expand safety everywhere!
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