Creating a culture of safety begins with a well-trained workforce. NSC offers a variety of training to fit your needs:
Virtual training: Virtual, instructor-led training Classroom training Online: Self-paced, online training | Dedicated Session - Virtual or Onsite: Private session held virtually or on site, specifically dedicated to your company's employees Custom training: Tailored to meet your unique needs and budget Be an instructor: NSC will teach your employees how to teach safety skills |
NSC created the first defensive driving course in 1964 and has been the leader in driver safety training ever since. Driver safety training has proven to be effective in:
Controlling liability costs associated with work-related vehicle crashes | Decreasing workers compensation claims |
Our world-class first aid and CPR training is available at an affordable price and has been updated to meet or exceed ECC Guidelines. From OSHA compliance to workplace wellness, effective first aid and CPR training is vital to your organization's safety. Offerings include:
NSC safety management consultants assess in both qualitative and quantitative measures your effectiveness in managing safety risks and discovering the root causes of deficiencies.
Learn how employee perception surveys can improve the effectiveness of your organization's safety management system. NSC offers several customized surveys to provide a valid assessment of your safety program by measuring key elements of safety excellence including management leadership, supervisory support, employee engagement, safety programs and activities, and organizational climate. Learn more about services, process and pricing. Download our Free Infopacket.
Effective safety management systems are data-driving and supported with scientific research and statistics. NSC expertise covers a wide range of safety-related topics:
Safety engineering Epidemiology Social psychology | Safety statistics Industrial/organizational psychology |
NSC published the first Injury Facts, an annual statistical compendium on unintentional injuries and deaths, in the early 1920s. This reference source for safety statistics now is available online.
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