Winter is in full swing! Please remember these driving tips to stay safe this winter. You will learn how to prepare your car, know how to avoid a crash, and what items you shouldn’t leave home without.

The North Dakota Safety Council is excited to announce Lauren Sisler as the closing keynote to our 50th Annual Safety + Health Conference. On Friday, Feb. 24, 2023, Lauren will share her story in hopes of inspiring others to embrace their own story.

A new WalletHub study says North Dakota is the 30th safest state in the U.S. The report released Oct. 25 says it compared all 50 states across 53 key safety indicators grouped into five different categories.

NDSC 50th Annual Conference will open with comedian and tv host delivering a powerful message about connection

Halloween might be scary for different reasons than you think.  On average, twice as many kids are involved in pedestrian/vehicle crashes while walking on Halloween than on any other day of the year.  With a few tips and tricks, kids can stay safe while out walking.

The North Dakota Safety Council announces Jim Craig as a keynote speaker for the 50th Annual Safety + Health Conference

The number one cause of death for teens (15-18 years old) in the United States is motor vehicle incidents. Parents, please talk to your teens about the important rules they need to follow to stay safe behind the wheel.

H2S Certification and Respiratory Protection Training and OBOW Year 3 – Communication and Hazard Assessment is now being offered by the North Dakota Safety Council. It continues the mission of a safer and more efficient oil and gas training process, having trained more than 40,000 workers in three years.

This year marks the 10th Annual Run4Change, and registration is now open. The event will take place Saturday, October 1, 2022. The Run4Change honors the Deutscher Family, a young family tragically killed on July 6, 2012.

This week, September 18-24 is National Farm Safety & Health Week. The theme for the 79th annual event is “Protecting Agriculture’s Future.” Agriculture is a leading industry in North Dakota, creating almost one-fourth of the state’s employment and 26,000 farms and ranches stretching across the state.