Every Worker Deserves to Make it Home Safe – Every Day

According to Injury Facts®, preventable workplace deaths totaled 4,493 in 2018. And, for every worker lost, countless loved ones, co-workers and friends are affected.

For more than 100 years, the National Safety Council has been a leader in workplace safety, and we believe we can eliminate preventable deaths in our lifetime. Workers' Memorial Day on April 28 reminds us that we still have a long way to go. Despite all the advances that have been made in safety, between 2017 and 2018, preventable work-related deaths increased 2%.

Implementing Safety Measures can Save Lives

NSC Safety training builds skills needed to save lives:

• Workplace Training
• First Aid Training
• Defensive Driver Training
• NSC Congress & Expo, the nation's premier annual safety event

The National Safety Council is a leader in workplace safety. We know that employers who show they care about the safety of their employees see improved morale, increased productivity, lower costs and, most importantly, fewer injuries.

NSC Proud to be an OSHA Ambassador to Prevent Workplace Injuries

As part of the agreement, OSHA and NSC partner to:

• Develop compliance assistance tools and best practice documents
• Convene, participate and exhibit at occupational safety and health forums and stakeholder meetings
• Collaborate with other OSHA Alliance participants to address specific safety topics

Pledge to be Safe at Work

Safety is everyone's responsibility, and you can show your commitment by taking our SafeAtWork pledge. Doing your part today can help save a life tomorrow – maybe even your own.

Measure your Safety Progress

How is safety in your workplace progressing? The National Safety Council offers consulting and research services to help you track, evaluate and improve your safety management system.

Engage Employees and Create a Safety Culture

Some of the best feedback is through the opinions of the people who matter most: your employees. NSC has more than 20 years of experience in surveys and analyzing data. Let us help you find your strengths and weaknesses.

Safety Measurement Tools

Every safety professional should have access to data to help build their business case for safety, as well as understand what the research says about how safety impacts businesses positively.