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Arizona Chapter National Safety Council (ACNSC) was originally founded in 1949. It is a locally controlled Arizona not-for-profit Corporation [501(C) 3]. Our mission is to arouse an maintain the interest of the people of the State of Arizona in accident prevention and health enhancement. In the late 1970’s, ACNSC developed the first defensive driving point reduction program in Arizona setting the standard for ticket dismissal programs. Among other successful driving programs, ACNSC also provides a variety of advanced safety courses to provide certification for those who share the same passion to better the lives of others. These courses include First Aid, CPR, & AED instructor and student courses, Defensive Driving student courses, and various Workplace Safety-related courses. Other advanced safety courses include certifications in Pediatric CPR, Basic Life Support (Healthcare), Forklift/Lift Truck Operator, Professional Truck Driver (PTD), Principles of Occupational Safety and Health (POSH), Safety Management Techniques (SMT), and Safety Training Methods (STM) to name a few. The unique material from each of these safety courses includes an in-depth understanding through real life situations. https://www.acnsc.org

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10/10/2025

Today is World Mental Health Day. Your employees and their families need support that protects them on and off the job.

Here's where to start:
• Treat mental health like any other safety risk.
• Train leaders to spot warning signs and respond with care.
• Share clear resources, from EAP to crisis lines.

Read why this matters and what employers can do in this article by Rick Murray, our President and CEO: https://ow.ly/7mc250X6FUx

10/09/2025

Happy work anniversary to Davida Taube, our Director of Program Services – 19 years of awesomeness!

10/08/2025

Arizona teens are learning to think differently behind the wheel — and it’s saving lives.

Our Alive at 25 program is reaching more young drivers across Arizona — including through a new partnership with Tolleson Union High School District.

Find out how this real-world, in-classroom course is helping students recognize distractions, avoid risky behavior, and stay safe on the road.

Learn more here: https://ow.ly/iuRc50WALi6

Image left to right: ACNSC President and CEO Rick Murray and TUHSD Superintendent Jeremy Calles

10/07/2025

POSH, our popular Principles of Occupational Safety and Health course, is now in Albuquerque! Four days in person. Practical tools you can use on the job.

What you'll cover: incident analysis, OSHA recordkeeping, emergency action planning, safety inspections, industrial hygiene, and HazCom.

Who should attend: safety managers, coordinators, specialists, safety committee members, HR, and operations leaders.

Register for Albuquerque here: https://ow.ly/4qAV50X6E2Z

10/06/2025

This week is Fire Prevention Week. A reminder that fire safety is important during all phases of construction.

Here are some ways to prevent fire risks:
• Plan fire controls with your design and project teams before work begins
• Store and transport combustibles safely
• Control ignition sources and manage hot work with permits and fire watch
• Keep daily housekeeping tight, remove debris and keep access clear
• Train teams on extinguishers

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

10/03/2025

On World Smile Day, Cece would like to remind you share a treat, wag hello to a stranger, and paws to brighten someone's day.

10/02/2025

Seconds matter in an emergency. Become a National Safety Council (NSC) certified first aid instructor and teach people to act fast and correctly.

Benefits:
- Flexibility: many instructor courses include online components, learn at your pace.

- Teaching options: run your own training center, teach at your workplace, or instruct part time for NSC customers.

- Impact: train others to respond quickly and correctly when it counts.

Contact us to learn more: https://www.acnsc.org/contact/

10/01/2025

October is National Protect Your Hearing Month. Noise at 85 dBA or higher poses significant risks to hearing health, and 22 million workers face hazardous levels each year.

Tips on protecting your hearing at work:
• Wear properly fitted earplugs or earmuffs
• Reduce noise at the source, maintain equipment, add barriers
• Rotate tasks to shorten exposure
• Train every team on hearing conservation
• Report ringing or muffled hearing immediately

09/30/2025

We’re now accepting presentation abstracts for the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference, taking place Friday, April 17, in Tempe.

Do you have innovative strategies, lessons learned, or practical safety solutions to share? Join the speaker lineup at Arizona’s premier one-day safety event.

Learn more and submit your abstract here: https://ow.ly/34g550WunHk

09/29/2025

The Principles of Occupational Safety and Health (POSH) course is a 4-day, in-person intensive training designed to give you best practices for implementing and managing a safety program that works. In-person learning means real-time engagement, meaningful discussion, and hands-on insights you won’t get behind a screen.

What you'll learn:
- How to analyze incidents to prevent future ones
- Key OSHA recordkeeping and compliance strategies
- Steps to plan and conduct effective safety inspections
- How industrial hygiene and HazCom impact your program
- How to develop an emergency action plan

This nationally recognized course is ideal for new and experienced safety professionals ready to make an impact. Take the first step toward earning your Advanced Safety Certificate.

Register today: https://ow.ly/MM8X50Wo47K

09/26/2025

It’s National Recovery Month and we believe recovery is REAL (Restores Every Aspect of Life). Together, let's prioritize workplace safety and help end the stigma.

Find resources from SAMHSA here: https://www.samhsa.gov/about/digital-toolkits/recovery-month/toolkit.

09/25/2025

Heads up, New Mexico safety pros: POSH, our Principles of Occupational Safety and Health course, comes to Albuquerque Oct. 28-31! This four-day in-person training gives you practical tools to design and run an effective safety program.

What you'll learn:
- incident analysis
- OSHA recordkeeping
- emergency action planning
- safety inspections
- industrial hygiene
- HazCom

Seating is limited, register today: https://ow.ly/1ms850WZBiS

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
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Friday	8am - 5pm

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Arizona Chapter National Safety Council (ACNSC) was founded in 1949. It is a locally controlled Arizona non-profit Corporation [501(C) 3]. Acknowledging National Safety Council’s first 50 years of operation as a critical non-profit public service agency, a special act of the United States Congress chartered the National Safety Council (NSC) as a corporate body under federal law. Since its founding in 1913, NSC has served as the premier source of safety and health information for the United States Congress. Visit our website for more information. https://www.acnsc.org The opinions and or views expressed via Facebook represent the thoughts of individual authors and commenters and not necessarily those of Arizona Chapter National Safety Council or the National Safety Council.