Arizona Chapter National Safety Council

Arizona Chapter National Safety Council 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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Having an in-house NSC-authorized safety instructor saves money, time, and lives. When someone on your team can teach fi...
02/24/2026

Having an in-house NSC-authorized safety instructor saves money, time, and lives. When someone on your team can teach first aid or defensive driving, your organization gains real advantages: You help reduce workers’ comp costs and repair bills, stay compliant with safety regulations, and train people when it makes sense for your schedule. You also show employees you care, which strengthens morale and helps build a safer workplace.

Start the process by reaching out at https://www.acnsc.org/contact/ or calling (602) 264-2394.

Yeehaw! Registration is now open for the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference, happening April 17, 2026, in Mesa.This one-da...
02/23/2026

Yeehaw! Registration is now open for the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference, happening April 17, 2026, 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.

Register today: https://acnsc.org/southwest-safety-conference/

Happy work anniversary to our COO, Debbie Grado, on 38 years! Your passion for this company is unmatched. Here's to you!
02/19/2026

Happy work anniversary to our COO, Debbie Grado, on 38 years! Your passion for this company is unmatched. Here's to you!

More than 417,000 cardiac arrest deaths occur each year in the U.S., according to the American Heart Association.This Am...
02/18/2026

More than 417,000 cardiac arrest deaths occur each year in the U.S., according to the American Heart Association.

This American Heart Month, we want to help you keep each other safe on and off the job. Our First Aid training complies with OSHA, follows the latest CPR and first aid guidelines, and includes naloxone administration training.

Register today at: https://acnsc.org/first-aid-cpr/

02/17/2026

Join safety professionals on April 17 in Mesa for the Southwest Safety Conference! Megan Hammes will present Under the Hard Hat: Safety Through Mental Health Awareness, alongside other industry leaders focused on prevention and performance.

Register today and secure your spot: https://ow.ly/6TFf50YfXpN

Our office will be closed on Monday, February 16, 2026, for Presidents' Day.
02/16/2026

Our office will be closed on Monday, February 16, 2026, for Presidents' Day.

Arizona communities are seeing the impact of Alive at 25.Glendale became the first city in the state to launch the progr...
02/13/2026

Arizona communities are seeing the impact of Alive at 25.

Glendale became the first city in the state to launch the program and now offers it at no cost across nine high schools. ACNSC continues expanding access through new school partnerships.

Learn how Alive at 25 is growing in Arizona: https://ow.ly/u58p50XP7JP

If your business isn’t reasonably close to a medical facility, OSHA requires at least one employee to be certified in Fi...
02/12/2026

If your business isn’t reasonably close to a medical facility, OSHA requires at least one employee to be certified in First Aid.

Failing to meet this requirement can cost your organization up to $16,000 for a first offense — and up to $160,000 for repeat violations.

Our First Aid, CPR, and AED courses help companies:
• Stay compliant with OSHA regulations
• Avoid costly noncompliance penalties
• Exceed OSHA best practices with nationally recognized training

Find a class today at: https://www.acnsc.org/first-aid-cpr/

Rules don't create safety. People do. In a new guest post, Eric J. Rodriguez explains why safety leadership in 2026 depe...
02/10/2026

Rules don't create safety. People do. In a new guest post, Eric J. Rodriguez explains why safety leadership in 2026 depends on trust built on the floor, not authority from an office. He shows how leaders earn credibility through presence, consistency, and real conversations.

Eric is a leadership advisor and guest speaker at our Southwest Safety Conference on April 17 in Mesa.

Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/l7O050Y8vFU

In 2023, 12,429 people were killed in alcohol-impaired crashes. Alcohol-impaired driving continues to be one of the bigg...
02/06/2026

In 2023, 12,429 people were killed in alcohol-impaired crashes. Alcohol-impaired driving continues to be one of the biggest safety issues on U.S. roads. This Superbowl 2026, make sure to designate a sober driver to prioritize roadway safety.

Fans don't let fans drive drunk!

02/04/2026

February is American Heart Month, a reminder that cardiac emergencies happen at work too. CPR and AED training prepares employees to respond fast when seconds matter most.

Learn more and register for a CPR class at acnsc.org

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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.