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Educating and motivating people to lead safer and healthier lives. 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. Visit our website for more information. https://www.acnsc.org

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04/09/2026

Just over one week until the Southwest Safety Conference!

On April 17 in Mesa, safety professionals and leaders will gather for a focused day of learning, connection, and practical insight. This year’s sessions cover mental health and safety, leadership, accountability, and collaboration across teams.

If you’re responsible for safety, operations, or people, this is time well spent.

Secure your spot while there’s still time: https://ow.ly/jjng50YEK3Y

04/08/2026

Our one-day, in-person Job Safety Analysis Course in Phoenix shows you how to control operating hazards and reduce costs at the same time. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll break down real tasks, spot risks, and build safer, more efficient processes.

What you’ll learn:
• How to identify hazards in task performance
• How to develop practical controls and solutions
• How JSA supports continuous improvement
• How to communicate safety and cost benefits
• How to complete a JSA form

Register for a course today: https://ow.ly/SeUm50YEKX0

04/07/2026

Join us for the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference, happening April 17 in Mesa!

This one-day event brings together safety pros, business leaders, HR managers, and supervisors for a full day of practical training, networking, and actionable strategies.

This year’s speaker lineup reflects the realities of today’s workplaces. Sessions address mental health awareness, leadership through change, personal accountability, and collaboration across generations.

Learn more and register today: https://ow.ly/lzFR50YEHi7

04/06/2026

Thank you to Magid for supporting the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference on April 17 in Mesa.

Your support helps make safer workplaces possible!

Register at: https://ow.ly/LSqn50YyoWz

04/03/2026

Safety leadership takes strong partners.

Thanks to Lytx for supporting our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference, happening April 17 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa.

Your support helps bring safety strategies to safety pros. Register at: https://acnsc.org/southwest-safety-conference/

04/01/2026

Workplace mental health belongs in safety conversations. On April 17 in Mesa, the Southwest Safety Conference features Megan Hammes. Megan will share how safety leaders can reduce risk by recognizing the early signs and addressing system-level stress before incidents occur.

Register for the Southwest Safety Conference and read the full article.: https://ow.ly/AyZk50Y3phT

03/31/2026

If generational tension is slowing your safety progress, this matters.

Tim and Ciro Page Bottorf share practical ways to reduce friction and strengthen trust across teams in a special guest post. They'll expand on these strategies as featured speakers at our Southwest Safety Conference on April 17, in Mesa.

Start with the article. Then register to hear them live. https://ow.ly/5bMP50YmKn1

03/30/2026

Safety leadership takes strong partners.

Huge thanks to Milwaukee Tool for supporting our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference, happening April 17 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa.

You help make safer workplaces possible!

Register at: https://ow.ly/imI950Yyp5O

03/27/2026

Safety takes partnership! Thanks tons to E2 Optics for supporting the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference on April 17 in Mesa.

Register at: https://ow.ly/7Erf50YyoTP

03/26/2026

Safety leadership is changing, and leaders need to change with it. On April 17 in Mesa, leadership advisor Eric J. Rodriguez takes the stage at our Southwest Safety Conference to explain why credibility on the floor matters more than authority in the office.

His guest post previews the leadership behaviors driving safer workplaces in 2026.
Read the article, then register to hear Eric live: https://ow.ly/QslE50Y8wEx

03/25/2026

Strong safety conferences don’t happen alone!

A big thank you to Ascent Works for supporting our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference on April 17 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa.

Your support helps bring safety solutions to workplaces across Arizona and beyond.

Register at: https://ow.ly/xumR50YyoTw

03/24/2026

A routine job. One shortcut. A life changed in seconds.

In our latest guest post, Southwest Safety Conference speaker Gary Norland shares how a 12,500-volt accident reshaped his life and impacted everyone around him.

His session, Life after 12,500 Volts, brings this story to the stage at our Southwest Safety Conference on April 17, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa.

Read the article, then register to hear it firsthand: https://ow.ly/RKxQ50YxogG

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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.