Register Now for National Safety Month this June

Stay Safe at Work and Beyond

Preventable injuries are a leading cause of death in the United States. Make a difference by joining NSC in celebrating the 30th Anniversary of National Safety Month this June. Sign up now and we’ll alert you as soon as your free materials are ready later this spring. 

Weekly Safety Topics    

• Week 1 (June 1-6): Moving Safety Forward 
  Advance a culture of safety with forward-thinking strategies and tools.
• Week 2 (June 7-13): Staying Safe on the Roads 
  Help reduce crashes with practical guidance for drivers, pedestrians and fleets.
• Week 3 (June 14-20): Promoting Holistic Worker Health 
  Support total worker wellbeing with insights on mental, physical and emotional health.
• Week 4 (June 21-30): Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls 
  Reduce common workplace and home hazards with targeted prevention resources.

Free Safety Tools and Resources

As a participant, you’ll receive a month’s worth of free resources, including: 

• Campaign Poster & Participant Guide
• Weekly Fact Sheets & 5-Minute Safety Talks
• Weekly Curated Videos, Articles and Research
• Go Green for Safety Sign
• SafeAtWork Pledge
• Member Exclusive Webinars 
• Weekly New Case Studies & Videos (NSC member exclusive)
• Weekly Collections Pages (NSC member exclusive)
• Weekly Sample Communications (NSC member exclusive)
• Much More

Are you a National Safety Council member? No need to sign up. You will automatically receive all this information including case studies, webinars, communications to share and more. 

About National Safety Month

Since its establishment by the National Safety Council in June 1996, organizations and individuals across the country have come together to join NSC in observance of National Safety Month, a dedication each June to bring extra attention to the safety issues faced from the workplace to anyplace.

After signing up, you will receive an email from feedback@nsc.org. If you do not receive the email within a few minutes, first check your junk mail folder or email us at feedback@nsc.org.