Events
Safety Events in Nebraska
The National Safety Council – Nebraska Chapter (NSCN) hosts safety events throughout the year to help professionals, businesses, and communities learn, connect, and find new ways to prevent injuries.
From our annual Safety Conference & Expo in Omaha to the Celebration of Safety luncheon to community safe driving events, NSCN brings together safety professionals, industry experts, and organizations committed to making Nebraska safer. These events provide opportunities to learn from speakers, explore new safety solutions, and connect with others who share a focus on workplace and community safety.
Whether you’re a safety manager, HR professional, business leader, supervisor, or someone passionate about protecting others, NSCN events offer valuable training and connections you can use beyond the event.
Nebraska's Safest Companies Award
NSCN Members can apply to be one of Nebraska’s Safest Companies and for the Workplace Driving Safety Award. Applications open early January and close February 28 annually.
Celebration of Safety Luncheon
Every May, we invite organizations to enjoy a plated lunch, be inspired by our keynote speaker, and recognize the organizations and safety professionals who prioritize safety.
National Safety Month
National Safety Month takes place every June, encouraging individuals and organizations to focus on preventing avoidable injuries and fatalities in the workplace, on the road, and in everyday life.
Safety Conferences
NSCN hosts a large annual Safety Conference and Expo every fall at the La Vista Conference Center. We have also recently started hosting a smaller, regional safety conference in Kearney, NE in order to provide high-quality safety training and networking opportunities throughout the state.
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
In the middle of November, NSCN hosts an event to remember those who lost their lives on Nebraska roads and bring awareness to traffic safety.
Holiday Impairment Awareness Wet Lab
Before the holiday season, NSCN co-hosts a wet lab with AAA Nebraska to bring awareness to the dangers of impaired driving.