Team Safety

Advanced Safety Certificate Certificate Programs Fundamental Safety Certificate Safety Management

Registration Dates

In-Person & Online

March 2, 2026

In-Person & Online

June 15, 2026

Fees

Regular Price: $450
Discounted Member: $350
Course materials included.

Continuing Education Credits

Attend this course and earn 0.65 CEUs from the Wisconsin Safety Council.

Course Overview

Part of NSC’s Advanced Safety Certificate Program:

Employee engagement is the key to a successful safety program. The National Safety Council’s one-day Team Safety course shows you how to make group safety efforts work for your organization. You’ll learn how to build an effective safety team from the ground up, as well as techniques proven to help you continuously get the best efforts from the team you build.

Key Topics/Goals/Objectives

Our 1-day course is packed with helpful information designed to prepare your safety teams for success. Modules included in this course include:

The Fundamentals of Team Safety
Building Effective Safety Teams
Safety Team Members
Effective Communication for Safety Teams
Meeting Management for Safety Teams

By going through this program, students will learn:

How to recognize and use key safety and health terminology, as well as team safety concepts and techniques
How to plan for and create an effective safety team
How to identify training and development needs of team members
Communication skills to conduct productive meetings with your team
How to help your team influence your organization’s safety culture

Who Should Attend?

Our Team Safety course is an introductory course meant for those who need to build a safety team or committee from scratch. This course is intended for safety, health and management personnel responsible for building these teams/committees, but possibly lacking experience in team building.

Why Should You Attend?

Discussions, demonstrations and exercises will teach you how to create a group safety program, including how to develop your team’s safety skills and enable them to make a positive impact on your organization’s safety culture. The result: a more effective safety team, which means measurable improvements for your organization.