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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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04/24/2026

Congratulations to Dave Schad, honored at our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference as a Howard Pyle Safety Award winner!

With more than 30 years in safety, Dave has built a career focused on helping others.

At Terros Health, he strengthened safety culture, reduced incidents, and made safety part of daily operations.

Beyond the workplace, he created a statewide opioid response training program, reaching more than 16,000 people and distributing nearly 27,000 Narcan kits.

His work is saving lives across Arizona.

04/23/2026

Congratulations to Darin Perkins, honored at our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference as a Howard Pyle Safety Award winner!

Darin has spent more than 35 years advancing workplace safety across Arizona. From his time at ADOSH, where he identified and addressed serious hazards in the field, to leading the agency as Division Director, his work has protected countless workers.

At Central Arizona Project, he built a culture where safety is shared, practical, and part of daily operations. Even in retirement, he continues to support statewide safety efforts, including heat and trenching guidance.

Arizona is safer because of his work.

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04/22/2026

Congratulations to Chris Kriebel, honored at our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference as a Howard Pyle Safety Award winner!

At the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, Chris built the agency’s first centralized safety program from the ground up.

He developed job hazard analyses, created a comprehensive safety manual, improved facility safety, and secured life-saving equipment and training.

Most importantly, he built a culture of safety through a strong, active safety committee.

His work continues to impact safety across Arizona’s public sector.

04/21/2026

Congratulations to Cassandra Johnston, Traffic Education Program Manager for the City of Glendale, Arizona - Government honored at our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference as a Howard Pyle Safety Award winner!

When Glendale faced one of the highest pedestrian fatality rates in the nation, Cassandra took action.

Through persistence and creative outreach, she brought Alive at 25 into all nine Glendale high schools, reaching more than 2,000 students each year.

Her work is making a difference. Since full implementation, data shows a decrease in pedestrian and vehicle-related fatalities.

Her impact is shaping safer roads and stronger communities.

04/20/2026

The 2026 Southwest Safety Conference was one for the books!

Nearly 200 safety professionals came together to learn, connect, and push the work forward. Thank you to everyone who showed up and made it count!

We’re grateful to our speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, hotel staff, and the ACNSC team for making the day run smoothly.

Here’s what stood out:
• Safety leadership starts with people, not just policies
• One decision can change lives, on and off the job
• Strong communication builds stronger, safer teams
• Mental health plays a direct role in workplace safety

We’ll see you next year!

04/16/2026

We set up shop at the EPCOR USA Health and Lifestyle Expo in Glendale, AZ, yesterday – thanks so much for having us!

04/15/2026

Safety shapes how people show up at work. It drives performance, trust, and culture.

Hear how our President and CEO Rick Murray breaks it down on The Future of Human Experience with Eric J. Rodriguez.

In this episode:
• Why safety drives culture and performance.
• How incidents impact teams and families.
• What it takes to move from compliance to responsibility.
• Where AI fits in, without losing the human focus.

Eric is also a featured speaker at the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference this Friday, April 17, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa.

Watch the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6k0tIj8tdA

04/14/2026

Our 2026 Southwest Safety Conference is just three days away!

Join us this Friday, April 17, in Mesa for a full day of practical insights, expert speakers, and meaningful connections with safety, HR, and operations leaders.

If safety performance matters to your organization, this is time well spent!

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

04/13/2026

Strong safety programs don’t happen alone!

A shout out to MBI - Medicine for Business and Industry for supporting the 2026 Southwest Safety Conference on April 17 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix Mesa.

Register at: https://ow.ly/QPxx50Yyp0V

04/10/2026

Our one-day, in-person Lift Truck Operator Train the Trainer Course in Phoenix gives your team a simpler way to handle training. When you train your own trainers, you save time and keep everyone on the worksite safer.

Your trainers leave prepared to teach the course in-house. Register for an upcoming class at via the "courses" link in our bio or at: https://ow.ly/SuC550YELyF

04/09/2026

Just over one week until the Southwest Safety Conference!

On April 17 in Mesa, safety professionals and leaders will gather for a focused day of learning, connection, and practical insight. This year’s sessions cover mental health and safety, leadership, accountability, and collaboration across teams.

If you’re responsible for safety, operations, or people, this is time well spent.

Secure your spot while there’s still time: https://ow.ly/jjng50YEK3Y

04/08/2026

Our one-day, in-person Job Safety Analysis Course in Phoenix shows you how to control operating hazards and reduce costs at the same time. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll break down real tasks, spot risks, and build safer, more efficient processes.

What you’ll learn:
• How to identify hazards in task performance
• How to develop practical controls and solutions
• How JSA supports continuous improvement
• How to communicate safety and cost benefits
• How to complete a JSA form

Register for a course today: https://ow.ly/SeUm50YEKX0

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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.