News from NDSC!
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.
National Safety Council News
- Chemical Safety Board issues new set of chemical release reports
- Safety at the loading dock: What are the biggest challenges?
- New alert: Help keep gas station convenience store workers safe
- Offshore alert: Stay current with maintenance of aging equipment
- What time do most construction worker injuries happen?
- Bipartisan Railway Safety Act reintroduced in the Senate
- Poor vision and home hazards drastically increase fall risk for older adults, study finds
- USDA seeking to change line-speed restrictions in some meat-processing plants
- EPA again delays provisions of trichloroethylene ban
- ExxonMobil and military research team earn NIOSH Safe-in-Sound awards
