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“Great progress has been made in addressing safety
hazards over the past 100 years through better designs,
better working conditions and better accountability when it
comes to protecting our most important assets – our people
and our planet.
We look forward to working with you in the next century of
safety as we continue to learn from each other, celebrate
our successes and accept nothing short of zero when
it comes to preventable fatalities and injuries in the
workplace, on the roads and in homes and communities.”
Deborah A.P. Hersman
President & CEO
National Safety Council
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Commemorating the history
of safety, advocacy and innovation
1888-1911
Laying the foundation
1910s
Business leaders collaborate
1920s
Learning from the data
1930s
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“Great progress has been made in addressing safet
1888 First Aid Kits Introduced As Ame
1910 Proliferation of Safety Signs
1912 First Safety Congress A small group of
1913 Robert W. Campbell named 1
1920s PPE Introduced Massive WWI gas-related de
1921 Statistical Reporting & Analysis NSC publi
1930s PPE Expands Concern f
1930s “Protecting the worker” 1933
1940s “Entering the National spotlight” 1940
1940s “Entering the National spotlight” 1943
1950s “Bringing safety home” 1950s
1950s 1 1957 Vehicle Safety Improve
1960s “Traffic safety advances” 1964
1960s “Traffic safety advances” 1966 - 1970
1970s “Federal regulation sets standards” 197
1970s “Federal regulation sets standards” 197
1980s “Safeguarding workers and families” 1980
1980s “Safeguarding workers and families” 1984 &
1990s “Safety for all” 1991 Bloo
“Safety for all” 1994-1996
2000s “A new century of safety threats” Septembe
2000s “A new century of safety threats” 2007
2010s “The future of safety” 2010 OSHA