By participating in these activities, you can contribute to a culture that values safety and wellbeing.
Every June for nearly 30 years, the National Safety Council has dedicated National Safety Month to raising awareness about the leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths. This observance serves as a reminder that safety is a shared responsibility — one that extends beyond the workplace and roadways.
In 2025, National Safety Month focuses on empowering individuals and organizations to take proactive steps toward creating safer environments. Through education, engagement and action we can collectively reduce risks and foster a culture of safety.
When you sign up for materials, you’ll receive a suite of free resources on four weekly safety topics: continuous improvement, employee engagement, roadway safety and wellbeing. The Council’s observance of this year’s National Safety Month is proudly sponsored by EcoOnline, a leading safety and sustainability software provider.
Below are simple steps you can take to make a difference during National Safety Month. Take a look at this year’s participant guide for more ways you and your team can celebrate safety.
Spread the Word
It’s important that we keep making others aware of risks to their safety and what they can do about it. #GoGreenForSafety and share the National Safety Month social media kit to help make others safer.
Take the SafeAtWork Pledge
Everyone plays a role in preventing injuries in the workplace. Take the NSC SafeAtWork Pledge to commit to being a part of the solution.
Educate Yourself
NSC provides educational resources for every scenario so that workplaces and roadways can continue to be safer. Learn more about safety best practices with these NSC resources.
Catch Up on the Latest Safety News
Safety+Health® magazine is the premier news outlet for all things safety. Visit the S+H website to learn about the newest developments and current events, or share your safety story.
Attend a Virtual Event
During National Safety Month and all year, NSC hosts impactful webinars on a variety of topics critical to workplace and roadway safety. Register and learn more.
Have Your Own Safety Celebration
There is never a wrong time to celebrate safety and wellbeing. Organize an event like a team meal, learning session or friendly competition during this year’s Safety Month!
Don’t Just Talk About Safety — Reward It
It’s crucial that employees not only feel comfortable but also appreciated when they report incidents, safety risks or ideas. Learn more about employee engagement and how it can be improved.
Keep Growing and Getting Better
Many organizations, companies and people don’t realize that their safety protocol is out of date until it’s too late. Remember that new safety best practices are always changing and that it’s important to keep adapting. Learn how emerging technology and other new solutions are saving lives.
Understand the Risks
Injury Facts® has been a go-to source for statistics relating to safety for more than 100 years, helping us understand and prepare against the leading causes of risks. Learn more about trends, causes and more.
Participate in Training
NSC is a leader in first aid, defensive driving, workplace safety and other expert training courses that keep you and those around you safe in the workplace and anyplace.
Become an NSC Member
More than 13,000 organizations and businesses have committed to safety excellence by becoming NSC members. Learn more about new possibilities and benefits of a membership at the leading safety advocacy organization.
National Safety Month is more than just a time to reflect — it's an opportunity to take action. By participating in these activities, you contribute to a culture that values safety and wellbeing. Together, we can create environments where everyone feels secure and supported.
For more resources and information on National Safety Month, visit nsc.org/nsm.
With a century-long legacy, the National Safety Council is a global center for safety expertise. Let's work together to align resources. We look forward to learning about ways we can join efforts to expand safety everywhere!
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