List of Sessions
This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP ASP exam, which leads to the ASP certification. The ASP (often called CSP Safety Fundamentals exam) is the first test required in the two-test process of becoming a Certified Safety Professional. This exam prep reviews problems ...
This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP CSP certification exam. This exam prep reviews problems addressing the complete examination blueprint in a Q&A format complete with fully developed explanations, targeting the principles and theories required to pass ...
Part of the NSC Advanced Safety Certificate program, this course provides the advanced knowledge required to implement a successful safety management system. Designed for anyone who coordinates, supervises or manages an organization’s safety and health efforts, it covers Human and ...
Hazard identification, assessment and control are foundational to many best practices – from OSHA to safety management systems. Assessing risks to worker safety and health are paramount to the prevention of injuries and illnesses. This practice is also foundational to serious injury and ...
This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP ASP exam, which leads to the ASP certification. The ASP (often called CSP Safety Fundamentals exam) is the first test required in the two-test process of becoming a Certified Safety Professional. This exam prep reviews problems ...
This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP CSP certification exam. This exam prep reviews problems addressing the complete examination blueprint in a Q&A format complete with fully developed explanations, targeting the principles and theories required to pass ...
Part of the NSC Advanced Safety Certificate program, this course provides the advanced knowledge required to implement a successful safety management system. Designed for anyone who coordinates, supervises or manages an organization’s safety and health efforts, it covers Human and ...
This seminar explains the concepts of anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control as they relate to the health risks your employees may face. We’ll cover the principles, terminology and practices of industrial hygiene in terms anyone can understand. You’ll get you to speed on how ...
A misdirected incident investigation doesn’t correct safety problems – it merely allows them to hide. This increases the likelihood of repetitive incidents, human hardship and financial loss. In this seminar, we’ll explore a systematic approach to incident investigation that properly ...
In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a transformative moment for safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps in leadership ...
You can’t know how safe your organization is until you can measure safety in valid, reliable and practical ways. This seminar will give you the skills necessary to comprehensively measure continuous improvement of your organization’s safety programs and management system. You’ll learn ...
Do you experience the frustration of feeling like you’re not being heard? Despite everyone acknowledging that safety is important, it can be difficult to capture the attention and commitment of frontline employees and management. In this seminar, we’ll discuss some common obstacles to ...
Principles of Occupational Safety and Health (POSH) is an intensive four-day course covering 14 topics that provide a solid understanding of fundamentals of workplace safety and health. The course focuses on best practices for implementing and managing a safety program. POSH is a great ...
Culture is a powerful force, which shapes and influences behaviors at all levels. The question is: what exactly is it? In short, it is NOT the “noise” you hear, but it IS the “silences” that you don’t hear or see. The workshop will take an in-depth look at the safety culture, how it is ...
This seminar covers how professional codes of ethics can be used in identifying, analyzing, navigating and resolving ethical dilemmas encountered by health, safety and environmental professionals. Ethics can be identified as the standards of conduct and moral values governing actions ...
This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP ASP exam, which leads to the ASP certification. The ASP (often called CSP Safety Fundamentals exam) is the first test required in the two-test process of becoming a Certified Safety Professional. This exam prep reviews problems ...
Emotional intelligence is increasingly being recognized as important to organizations because of the growing complexity of society and the variety of stakeholders that must be communicated with effectively. People who choose to be bold are inspiring not only because they get big things ...
When talking about moving from a “have to” to a “want to” culture, from compliance to culture, or from good to great, it’s much more productive when visual models allow leaders to identify precisely where they are, where they’re trying to go, and what to focus on to get there. Since 2008, the ...
This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP CSP certification exam. This exam prep reviews problems addressing the complete examination blueprint in a Q&A format complete with fully developed explanations, targeting the principles and theories required to pass ...
This seminar explains the concepts of anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control as they relate to the health risks your employees may face. We’ll cover the principles, terminology and practices of industrial hygiene in terms anyone can understand. You’ll get you to speed on how ...
Are you ready to implement the new Z490 Criteria for Accepted Practices in Safety, Health and Environmental Training within your organization? Join Regina McMichael and Alex Reed, members of the ANSI/ASSP Z490 standards committee, as they discuss guidance for using this new standard to ...
The National Safety Council Job Safety Analysis course offers a proven process for controlling operating hazards and costs. You’ll learn how to develop and manage a JSA program and gain a better understanding of your role in making it effective. Through discussions, demonstrations and ...
The National Safety Council is the expert in workplace first aid and CPR training. Guidelines detailing how rescuers should perform vital first aid and basic life support techniques are updated periodically based on medical research, and NSC is an active participant in this process. NSC ...
Principles of Occupational Safety and Health (POSH) is an intensive four-day course covering 14 topics that provide a solid understanding of fundamentals of workplace safety and health. The course focuses on best practices for implementing and managing a safety program. POSH is a great ...
2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates. The traditional focus on lagging ...
In today’s fast-paced safety and health landscape, executive and employee engagement is critical to preventing serious incidents and fatalities. This session highlights the role of leadership in fostering a culture of shared responsibility and engagement across all levels of an ...
When faced with tough decisions, sometimes it’s difficult to choose the right course. You can be overcome by emotion or communicate your intentions poorly, resulting in a decision you might regret. How can you make better decisions like a winner? It turns out the habit of good decision-making ...
Connected safety is more than a technology—it’s a driver of organizational trust. By enabling timely support, faster response to risks, and open communication, connected systems foster a culture where safety is shared, valued, and actively lived. These behaviors—recognized by OSHA and ...
A magazine lying on a bedroom floor, a treadmill run with a view of the Caspian Sea, and a sunrise trek to summit Mt. Agung—these three unforgettable experiences, along with their accompanying stories, will challenge you to rethink safety both professionally and personally and on and off the ...
Industries often face respiratory challenges in the form of hazards, and a range of solutions are employed to protect workers. These solutions prioritize preventing or mitigating exposure to harmful airborne contaminants like dust, fumes, vapors, and gases. Join us to learn about the ...
The Campbell Forum brings together EHS leaders and innovators for a critical conversation on transforming workplace safety strategies—from lagging metrics to proactive, prevention-focused approaches. This session explores the evolving role of ASTM standards in establishing SIF ...
In 2023, 5,283 workers were killed on the job – and another 3.2 million injuries or illnesses were reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Join Ken Kolosh, manager of statistics at the National Safety Council, as he explores the latest occupational injury and fatality trends using the ...
Join us for an open, judgment-free Q&A session where we’ll talk about overdose response, naloxone (Narcan), and what to do in an emergency. Speakers will share answers to commonly asked questions about naloxone and opioid overdose in the workplace. Whether you're curious, concerned, ...
The goal of a workplace ergonomics program is to prevent or reduce the risks of injuries and illnesses by eliminating or reducing occupational exposure to work-related musculoskeletal disorders risk factors. MSD risk factors include awkward postures, repetition, material handling, ...
This session will cover DC arc flash, the differences between AC and DC arcs, and brand new research on how existing arc ratings (which are measured on AC equipment) compare to DC arc ratings. We’ll share the research, results and conclusions around whether separate DC arc ratings will be ...
Modern technology allows EHS professionals to improve data collection and analysis, increase efficiency and productivity, and improve communication and collaboration. These, in turn, allow professionals to drive behavior changes that will form proactive and successful safety ...
Lone workers make up 15-20% of the workforce, and they face an inordinate amount of risk. And statistics show lone workers aren’t always reporting incidents or close calls. It’s not easy working alone, and trying to keep your people safe when they’re offsite is just as hard. The key is learning ...
The issue: The frightening escalation of suicides and overdoses in the construction industry – and the lack of engagement with supportive services. For example, only 6% of people with a substance use disorder seek help. The younger generations are even more deeply impacted by mental health ...
The fire and explosion hazards associated with combustible dusts are frequently overlooked not only by the facilities that use these dusts, but also the equipment manufacturers and AHJs (fire marshals, insurance carriers, etc.). Because of their complexity, these hazards continue to be ...
Distracted driving is a deadly issue claiming thousands of lives annually and significantly impacting workplace safety. Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of workplace fatalities – costing companies millions in lost productivity, medical expenses and legal liabilities. In this ...
Commercial motor vehicle crashes pose a significant threat to public health, with speeding, distraction and fatigue being major contributing factors. These crashes cause thousands of fatalities and injuries annually, with a disproportionate impact on vulnerable road users. This ...
No matter how good safety training is, no matter how safe we make the workplace, it often comes down to the personal choices workers make when they’re alone. When we help employees make safety a personal value, they’re more likely to make the safest choice even when no one’s watching. If they ...
Do you ever feel like a fraud, even when others see you as successful? You’re not alone. This silent struggle affects a staggering 80% of people at some point in their careers. Here’s the catch: In the high-stakes world of occupational health and safety, where lives depend on confident ...
Trust can’t be assumed – it must be earned. Safety professionals face various situations that demand people have trust in them. At times, they’re working with employees over a long period of time, so that trust must be sustained. Other times, they’re visiting remote sites with people who ...
Brought to life by Patrick’s inspiring story, this highly actionable session will help you develop leadership skills and behaviors that will empower you to better lead yourself, your teams and your culture. Patrick connects his leadership journey from the battlefields of Iraq and ...
After Action Reviews (AARs) help save lives, build trust, and share priceless, unwritten expertise. Research shows they can increase team effectiveness by up to 25%. Safety-focused teams in the military, emergency fire & rescue services, and other high-hazard industries have used these ...
Join us as we address the challenge of accessing properly fitting PPE for women and how to comply with new industry standards. The lack of appropriate PPE increases risks of injury, reduces job performance, and limits women’s inclusion and success in their roles. In this session, we’ll ...
Although we know errors can never be fully eliminated, that doesn't mean we shouldn't help people learn to work in a way that will minimize them. In this fast-paced session, you’ll learn about four techniques that – when presented to workers as a skill to develop for their benefit rather than a ...
In annual surveys, CEOs, COOs and other business leaders identify what they’re looking for from their EHS professionals who want “a seat at the table.” Specifically, they mention leadership as the missing skillset. They’re not talking about subject matter expertise or management. They ...
EHS professionals face critical challenges: creating programs that protect workers and driving operational excellence while ensuring compliance across diverse, high-risk environments. These challenges are magnified for global companies like Minerals Technologies Inc., with more ...