Safety Membership - Member Benefits | National Safety Council

The National Safety Council is America’s leading nonprofit safety advocate. We focus on eliminating the leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths.

Members of the National Safety Council benefit by receiving our professional guidance and tools to improve safety within their organizations. Your safety membership will include access to assets on a variety of topics that help organizations in all industries keep their employees safe. Here are some examples:

● Exclusive resources at no extra charge: videos, safety talks, toolkits, posters and tip sheets to engage and educate your workforce; check out this 5-Minute Safety Talk, just one of hundreds available

● Up to 30% discount on the best safety training, products and services at the best prices

● Safety+Health^® magazine, newsletters to keep you updated on safety news and trends

● Access to subject matter experts to answer your safety questions

● National Safety Council Assessment and Benchmarking Study to see how your safety program compares to others

● Peer collaboration and support through the industry and affinity based Divisions

● Networking and educational opportunities through local or regional Chapters

● NSC Safety Awards help you acknowledge outstanding safety performance

● NSC member logo for your website, business cards and other communications

● Weekly webinars include avoiding OSHA inspections, increasing employee engagement in safety, and incident prevention. Here are some examples:

Hand Safety in a Construction Environment
How Safety Climate Affects Safety Performance
Disaster Preparedness

Women in Leadership Series
Driving Employee Safety Through Representation

Subscriptions

Safety+Health Magazine

National coverage of safety news, analysis of industry trends

Membership Advantage

NSC news and resources, delivered quarterly

OSHA Up-to-Date

Monthly news on regulation, enforcement of workplace safety

What Our Members are Saying

When you need a vitally important safety program but have limited resources, you don’t have to start from the ground up when you're an NSC member. Using NSC materials frees up your time to focus on other projects.

Amanda Horner, Transportation Planner, Mid-America Regional Council

The value of membership shows itself quickly in the volume of opportunities to network, the ability to learn ideas for essential solutions to problems, and to hear what’s really working in the safety realm.

Chris Osterhour, Safety and Security Specialist, Sound Transit

When I meet safety people in other organizations, I always recommend they join NSC, no matter their size. Everyone has the same opportunity to get hurt on the job, whether you have 5 or 5,000 employees. It’s our opportunity to help protect them.

Mike Hill, Director, Corporate Safety Performance Contracting Inc.

All safety pros have one to three problems that keep them up at night. No matter what those problems are, they need to check out the resources from the Council. I’ve never found a safety topic I needed information on that NSC didn’t cover.

Morris Elkins, Safety Director, Tepa LLC

Membership is a worthwhile investment. It’s important in a safety career to stay up to date on what’s working in other organizations. There's no other way to get that kind of information all in one place.

Rose McMurray, Transportation Safety Advisor, FDR Safety>

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NSC Has Been Around for More than 100 Years
NSC was founded with one mission: safety. While the risks have changed, the impact we make continues. Safety doesn't come easy. You have to earn it. It's why we teach people where their greatest risks lie. It's why we've trained more than 1 million people to be ready when action is needed. It's why we lead.
1913: NSC founded by Robert W. Campbell, two years after the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire killed nearly 150 in New York City
1953: President Dwight Eisenhower granted NSC a congressional charter, formally recognizing its leadership in coordinating safety efforts and training
1964: Pioneered the nation's first defensive driving courses
1970: Helped pass the Occupational Safety and Health Act
1974-1990s: Advocated for widespread air bag implementation
1993: Launched the first Click It or Ticket seat belt program
1996: Established June as National Safety Month
2012: Founded the Campbell Institute to help companies achieve EHS excellence
2017: Launched the nation's first multifaceted public education campaign on opioid risks
2020: Created SAFER to help guide employers during the COVID-19 pandemic
2022: Established an unparalleled talent pool of consultants to help guide businesses to the next level of safety

Safety is Personal

Nobody ever thinks an injury or death in the workplace is going to happen to them. Yet, it does happen. If you are in charge of safety at your organization, it's your job to prevent incidents so each of your co-workers can get home safe to their loved ones each night. You don't have to do this work alone. When you join the National Safety Council, you'll gain a partner ready to help you meet all your safety challenges.
NSC understands that keeping people safe is more than just a job, it’s a mission. Watch this video to learn more about how NSC is working to keep people safe, from the workplace to anyplace.

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Safety+Health Magazine

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What Our Members are Saying

NSC Has Been Around for More than 100 Years

Safety is Personal

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