Webinars and Podcasts

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Engaging Your Workforce: Taking Safety to the Next Level
3 p.m. (ET) Nov. 3

An engaged workforce is the foundation of a strong safety culture. This session highlights straightforward, effective ways to connect leaders and employees, to build trust, and make safety a shared responsibility. Learn how engaging employees through communication, “Fresh-eyes Safety Walks”, collaboration, and meaningful connections can strengthen safety culture, boost morale and increase participation.   

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Road to Zero Grantee Showcase No. 1
1 p.m. (ET) Nov. 9

The first of two webinars presenting the projects of the 2025-2026 Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grantees. From crash prevention to crash response, the three initiatives showcased demonstrate the ability of technology and evidence-based practices to save lives:
  - Colorado Whole Blood Coalition, I-70 Corridor Prehospital Whole Blood Program
  - National EMS Quality Alliance, Immersive Learning for Safer Roads: Virtual Reality Training in Post-crash Care for EMS Providers
  - University of Texas at San Antonio, A Geospatial Artificial Intelligence Tool for Proactive Crash Prevention  

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

Topics will include 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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Road to Zero Grantee Showcase No. 2
2 p.m. (ET) Nov. 16

In this second of two webinars presenting the projects of the 2025-2026 Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants, the focus is on human protection by design. Under a Safe System Approach, safer vehicles and safer roads prevent crashes from proving deadly to passengers and pedestrians alike.
  - Johns Hopkins University, Enhancing Safety and Injury Prevention in Highly Automated Vehicles Through Digital Twin Technology and AI-Driven Design
  - Wayne State University, Bridging the Urban-Suburban Safety Gap: A Data-Driven Approach to Pedestrian Safety on Overlooked Suburban-Type Arterials in Detroit
  - University of Michigan, Exploring Vehicle Technologies to Address Pedestrian Injuries: Focusing on SUVs and Pickup Trucks  

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Powering the Future: NFPA 800 and Lithium-ion Battery Safety
1 p.m. (ET) Nov. 18

Join Corey Hannahs, senior electrical specialist at NFPA, for a high-level overview of the current status of NFPA 800, Battery Safety Code, and its implications for workplace safety. This webinar will also explore key lithium-ion battery safety considerations, including common risks, best practices and emerging challenges as battery technology continues to expand across industries. Gain practical insights to help your organization stay informed and prepared.

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Women's Division Open Forum
1 p.m. (ET) Nov. 19

Connect with fellow Women’s Division members in a one-hour virtual forum designed for sharing ideas, tackling challenges and celebrating successes in the safety industry. Bring your questions, insights or hot topics. The discussion is attendee-driven and never recorded, so you can speak freely. Can’t stay for the full hour? Drop in when you can.   

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The Human-centered Model: A Conversation with AIHA and Work to Zero
11 a.m. (ET) Dec. 3

Why do some technologies become part of everyday work, while others fail to move beyond the pilot phase? This session introduces the T.R.U.S.T. Framework, a practical, human-centered approach to technology adoption. Through case studies and real-world examples, attendees will learn why workers resist change, how to reduce barriers to adoption and how to create the conditions for lasting organizational change. This webinar is hosted in partnership with AIHA and McElhattan Foundation.

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New Member Orientation and Benefits Refresher
2 p.m. (ET) Dec. 3

Join us for a brief overview of NSC membership benefits and learn how to maximize the tools, resources and opportunities available to you. A live Q&A will follow the presentation. NSC Awards Manager Ruth Seyler will highlight upcoming award opportunities and recognition programs that celebrate safety excellence and employee achievements.

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AI and Human Performance: A Conversation with AIHA and Work to Zero
11 a.m. (ET) Dec. 8

How do we ensure artificial intelligence enhances human performance? This session will take a deeper dive into the proposed application of the T.R.U.S.T. Framework for the implementation of AI in the workplace. We will discuss how AI works, what practical workflows can be used today for workplace safety and guardrails for ensuring AI is usable and trusted by employees and the organization. Attendees will leave with practical steps for AI applications in workplace safety, ensuring the human remains the central focus for implementation. This webinar is hosted in partnership with AIHA and McElhattan Foundation.

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Driver Fatigue: Understanding this Silent Killer
1 p.m. (ET) Dec. 8

Join us to discuss the critical issue of driver fatigue and its impact on those who drive for work with Marcus de Guingand, managing director of Third Pillar of Health Ltd. He’ll share insights on attitudes toward tired driving, the factors that influence fatigue and why regulations alone can’t keep drivers safe. Marcus will highlight key findings from a major research study, including how sleep health, demographics, job roles and vehicle characteristics shape fatigue risk. You’ll leave with practical, research-backed steps to better protect your drivers every day.

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Becoming an AI Champion in 2027: What EHS Professionals Need to Know
1 p.m. (ET) Dec. 9

AI is moving beyond one-off chats toward connected tools and agents that can take on ongoing work. What does that mean for EHS professionals? Join us for this insightful webinar as speaker Arianna Howard, EHS technology consultant and managing partner at Syncra Group, explores the changing AI landscape, emerging EHS use cases and the organizational context that makes these tools useful. Learn how reusable skills, defined responsibilities and human review fit together, and how to partner with IT to move from a promising prototype to a secure, supported system.

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Building Safer Worksites Through Planning, Coordination and Leadership
3 p.m. (ET) Dec. 14

Join the NSC Construction & Utilities Division leadership team for an interactive discussion on today’s key safety challenges in construction and utility operations. Division leaders will share practical insights on topics such as work zone safety, high-risk work planning, contractor coordination, field supervision and maintaining safety standards across complex jobsites. This session is designed to foster peer-to-peer learning, connect members with Division leadership and explore ways the Division can support safety professionals across the industry.