News from NDSC!
The holidays are a time for joy, lights, and festive décor. But they also bring an increase in preventable injuries and home hazards.
As harvest season reaches full swing, long days, tight schedules, and busy roads mean safety must remain a top priority, especially around railroad crossings.
In 2024, North Dakota recorded 89 traffic fatalities (including drivers, passengers, motorcyclists, and pedestrians) a drop of 17 people compared to 2023, and the lowest annual total in more than two decades.
National Safety Council News
- Survey asks retail employees: Do you feel safe at work?
- New Nebraska law ends safety committee mandate for private employers
- Hearing protector fit testing: New guidance from OSHA
- Independent contractor or employee? DOL seeking another rule change
- New from OSHA: job safety and health poster
- Parents: Running with a stroller may reduce your risk of injury
- NSC projects a 12% decrease in U.S. traffic deaths in 2025
- EPA to regulate chemical used for plastics, rubber after finding ‘unreasonable’ risk
- Let’s be real: TV depictions of CPR largely inaccurate, study finds
- Out-of-pocket costs keeping many workers from medical care: study
