Webinars and Podcasts

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Motor Fleet/Commercial Vehicle Quarterly Section Meeting
1 p.m. (ET) March 10

Join us for a quarterly update focused on current trends, challenges and successes in motor fleet and commercial vehicle safety. This meeting provides space for sharing insights, discussing emerging issues and connecting with peers across the industry. 

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Moving Safety Beyond the Jobsite: Total Human Health Approach
3 p.m. (ET) March 16

Join the Construction & Utilities Division for a discussion on the limitations of a traditional safety approach compared with the more holistic Total Human Health model. Traditional safety tools and procedures address major risks but often overlook one of the leading causes of workplace incidents, loss of focus. We will look at why people become distracted and how these factors usually have nothing to do with the job itself even though the incident happens at work. Stephen Kinn, senior safety manager at Kwest, will guide us through how Total Human Health helps close this gap. 

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Ladder Last Approach with Safer Elevated Access from the Start
4 p.m. (ET) March 18

Join the Emerging Safety Professionals Division for a discussion on reducing ladder use through early communication and planning. Benji Palmer, regional safety manager II at PCG, will share how aligning safety and operations teams during the design and pre task phases can lead to safer elevated access solutions. Learn how proactive collaboration can eliminate unnecessary ladder exposure and support smarter, safer work practices. 

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Building Safer Parking Environments: Risks, Controls and Best Practices
11 a.m. (ET) March 18

Join the Government & Public Sector Division for a discussion on the most common exposures in parking environments and best practices to help reduce risk. Parking garages and lots present a range of everyday safety challenges that should be part of any risk management plan. Beyond the high profile incidents that make headlines, issues like lighting, staffing, housekeeping, valet operations, signage and ventilation can significantly affect safety and liability. Vic Sordillo, executive vice president of risk advisory services at Verist Inc., will lead the discussion. 

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Frontline Feedback: What Works (and Doesn't) in MSD Prevention Tech
12 p.m. (ET) March 24

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are the leading cause of injury for frontline workers, and technology is increasingly used to help prevent them. But how do workers feel about these tools? Findings will be presented from a survey of over 400 frontline workers on their perceptions of MSD prevention technologies, including benefits, concerns and factors influencing acceptance and use. Industry experts will share real-world experiences implementing these technologies and discuss how workers have responded in practice. Attendees will gain practical, worker-centered insights to inform the selection and deployment of effective MSD prevention solutions.

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From Scrappy to Happy: Scaling Up Startups Through HOP
1 p.m. (ET) March 25

Organizations with limited resources often believe HSE improvement requires new programs or headcount. In reality, meaningful progress comes from better leadership, clearer priorities and stronger system design. Learn how Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) can drive serious injury prevention and culture change without added cost or bureaucracy, and how to identify and strengthen critical controls, assess risk without complex tools and influence safety through everyday leadership behaviors. 

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Diffusing Escalating Emotions and Tempers
11 a.m. (ET) April 7

Join the NSC Women's Division for a conversation on strategies to recognize rising emotions, navigate tense interactions and respond in ways that restore calm and connection. Open to all NSC members, this session will provide simple, effective tools you can use in both professional and everyday situations.  

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Understanding Distraction: How Did We Get Here?
1 p.m. (ET) April 8

Carly Baez, CHST, STSC, CSST, loss control specialist with CopperPoint Insurance, will discuss why distracted driving persists — even when we know better. This interactive webinar explores habits and behaviors that shape our driving decisions and fuel distraction behind the wheel. Participants will examine their own behavior patterns, experience a hands on activity revealing their relationship with their phones, and learn practical strategies for reshaping habits on the job site and on the road. Walk away with a fresh, behavior based approach to reducing distracted driving and leading more effective safety conversations. 

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Roundtable: Telematics in Utilities, Transportation and Construction
3 p.m. (ET) April 9

Join the NSC Labor Division for a conversation on how telematics is being applied across the utilities, transportation and construction sectors. Matt Camden from the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, a nationally recognized expert in occupational driving safety, will share insights on current technologies, common challenges and practical strategies for using telematics to improve safety outcomes. This roundtable is open to all NSC members. 

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Fatigue Management: The Hidden Safety Risk in Construction
3 p.m. (ET) April 13

Long shifts, extended travel, high-risk environments, tight deadlines. In construction and utilities, fatigue is often normalized — even expected. But sleep deprivation and poor nutrition are not just personal wellness issues. They are measurable safety risks that directly impair reaction time, decision-making, emotional regulation and incident prevention. Join the Construction & Utilities Division for this research-based webinar featuring behavioral health leader and trauma-informed clinician Brenda Stewart. Topics include neurocognitive effects of sleep loss and under-fueling on the brain, and how cumulative fatigue increases safety incidents, conflict escalation and mental health strain. 

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Ergo on the Go: Staying Safe and Aligned While Traveling
1 p.m. (ET) April 21

Stay safe and comfortable while traveling for work by employing simple strategies to maintain a safe posture and reduce strain in common travel settings, such as airplanes, airports and hotels. Learn how to set up quick, ergonomic “wins” from traveling through airports to creating a healthier temporary workspace in your hotel room. Discover how small adjustments can prevent ergonomic risks, even during long travel days. Stay aligned, stay safe and travel with confidence.