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NSC Launches SafetyAtlas™: Revolutionizing Workplace Safety Training

On September 14, 2026, the National Safety Council (NSC), a prominent nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting safety in America, introduced NSC SafetyAtlas™. This innovative platform merges safety training, credentials, and resources from NSC, its chapters, and industry partners into a single, multifaceted online hub.

A Unified Solution for Safety Training

In the fast-evolving landscape of workplace safety, companies often struggle with juggling various training providers, resources, and platforms. SafetyAtlas™ emerges as a solution, streamlining the training process and enhancing user experience. By consolidating a vast array of safety education tools, the platform aims to simplify how organizations manage their safety training needs.

According to NSC President Nick Smith, "SafetyAtlas seeks to address a significant gap in the safety profession. It provides a trusted, cohesive resource that brings together NSC’s expertise and valuable partnerships to support members, employers, and workers in achieving our common goal: saving lives across all environments."

Features and Benefits

SafetyAtlas™ is designed with multiple end-users in mind, including employers, safety professionals, HR teams, and learning development personnel. Key functionalities include:

• - Diverse Training Access: Users can browse, purchase, and assign training from a range of providers all within one platform.
• - Progress Tracking: Employers can easily monitor training completions, certifications, and participant progress.
• - Centralized Records: The platform includes features for maintaining and managing all credential and training records.
• - Interactive Reporting: By harnessing integrated learning management capabilities, users can run analysis and generate reports without incurring additional platform costs.

The platform also offers industry-specific learning pathways tailored to sectors with higher safety risks. A unique element of SafetyAtlas is its geo-located course search function and the Safety Wallet, allowing users to store and share their safety credentials and educational history effectively.

In addition, participants will soon be able to upload training records from various other organizations and platforms, thereby enhancing the robust nature of SafetyAtlas.

Collaborations with Prominent Partners

At launch, SafetyAtlas features collaborations with a diverse range of partners, which include non-profit organizations and industry leaders such as:

• - Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM): Providing safety manuals for off-highway equipment operation.
• - American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA): Offering self-paced courses on occupational health.
• - Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP): Integrating credential verification services.
• - ITI, an Interplay Learning company: Contributing hands-on trades training through innovative simulations.
• - Walgreens: Facilitating easy access to workplace immunizations.

These partnerships are expected to broaden over the upcoming year, paving the way for additional tools, educational resources, and AI-driven learning pathways for users.

The Future of Safety Training

Lorraine Martin, CEO of NSC, emphasized the importance of this development, stating, "SafetyAtlas builds on our extensive history of connecting organizations and experts to enhance safety standards. It lays the groundwork for a more accessible, integrated safety training environment for employers and workers, arming them with the resources necessary to avoid accidents and save lives."

For those looking to enhance safety protocols within their organizations or seeking comprehensive training resources, NSC SafetyAtlas™ is poised to become an indispensable tool. More information about this groundbreaking platform can be found at safetyatlas.nsc.org.

About the National Safety Council

The National Safety Council has been a leading advocate for safety in the U.S. for over 110 years. Its mission is to eliminate preventable deaths and injuries, focusing on workplace safety and beyond, empowering individuals to lead safer lives everywhere they go.