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Week 1: June 1-6

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  1. Promote First Aid: The first week of June is also National CPR and AED Awareness Week. When an emergency arises, knowing CPR and how to use an AED can save lives. Share this survivor video and learn more about NSC First Aid training.

    Also, check out our new First Aid Hazard Microlearning Modules – these short, mobile-ready lessons reinforce hazard‑specific first aid knowledge and help organizations stay prepared for emerging safety challenges.
  2. Week 1 Safety Snapshot Video: Kick off the month by sending an email blast explaining your participation in National Safety Month and your efforts to advance a culture of safety in your organization. Consider adding a personal story, including this week’s Safety Snapshot video and linking to resources below.
  3. NSC Membership Sneak Peek: Below is a tiny taste of the exclusive resources you could access as an NSC member.

    • 5-Minute Safety Talk: Identifying and addressing safety hazards (English and Español)
                           
    Not a member? Join today or request more information. Check out this member benefit guide to see how NSC can be your partner on your safety journey. 
  4. NEW Serious Incident & Fatality Prevention NSC Community: Preventing serious injuries and fatalities starts with being proactive, not reactive. This is where safety professionals come together to share ideas, learn what’s working and focus on the risks that matter most. Join the conversation.
  5. Public Webinar: 

    • June 2
    The Evolution of Safety Tech and the Safety Innovation Journey
    Register Now
  6. Fact Sheet: Share these statistics to help educate others on the importance of safety.

    • Workplace Injuries and Illnesses
  7. Quizzes:

    • How can we continuously improve safety in the workplace? Test your knowledge with this quiz.
    • How well do you understand the Hierarchy of Controls? Take this quiz.
  8. Videos: Share these videos on your social media channels and employee communications:

    • Eliminating Fatality Risk with Technology
    • Opioid Overdose Response Program Implementation: Koppers Inc.
    • NSC Workplace Injury Survivor Story
    • Work to Zero Playlist
    • MSD Solutions Lab Playlist
  9. Articles: The Council’s flagship publication, Safety+Health® magazine, as well as Family Safety+Health® magazine, provide a wealth of knowledge like the following articles:

    • 4-Part Column Series on Serious Incident and Fatality Prevention
    • Safety technology for small businesses
    • Common themes: Insights from NSC Networks’ global forums
    • Making systems safer through HOP
    • Are you prepared to respond to a medical emergency?
    • OSHA’s Top 10
  10. Get the Facts: Check out statistics from Injury Facts® to use in your NSM emails or presentations:

    • Work-related Fatality Trends
    • Top Work-related Injury Causes
    • All Injuries Overview
  11. Safety Pro Resources: Use these resources to help build your skills and engage your employees:

    • Serious Incident and Fatality (SIF) Prevention Model                 
    • MSD Solutions Lab Resources
    • Work to Zero Resources
    • NSC TechHub Marketplace 
    • Campbell Institute Research
    • Workplace Wellbeing Hub
  12. Off-the-Job Resources: Let these resources help you and those you care about stay safe 24/7:

    •  NSC FIRST AID, CPR & AED: A Mother’s Story video
    • Seasonal Safety
    • Safety for Parents
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WEEK 1 SAFETY SNAPSHOT VIDEO

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VIDEO: Eliminating Fatality Risk with Technology

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Additional Resources

  1. NSC Workplace Training: Workplace safety culture begins with a well-trained workforce. Employees trained in NSC safety programs make their workplaces safer for everyone. Check out a variety of training options to fit your needs.
  2. NSC First Aid Training: NSC is a recognized OSHA provider and leader in workplace first aid education. Partner with NSC to know employees are receiving the most up-to-date knowledge and the latest lifesaving techniques.
  3. Advanced Safety Certificate: The NSC Advanced Safety Certificate program is a nationally recognized safety curriculum based on proven best practices. It builds upon knowledge of compliance requirements to further your safety education. It also sharpens leadership skills to drive fundamental safety change throughout your organization. Get more information.
How are you celebrating NSM? 

How are you celebrating NSM? 

Share with us how you are celebrating National Safety Month, including photos, by emailing feedback@nsc.org and possibly be featured on NSC social channels or future marketing materials.

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