ACNSC Expands Safety Training with More Than 700 New Online Courses

Expanded catalog serves safety professionals with flexible, regulatory-focused virtual training.

Arizona Chapter National Safety Council (ACNSC), a nonprofit safety advocate focused on eliminating preventable death and injury, announced an expansion of its safety training portfolio with more than 700 new online courses. The expanded catalog delivers frequent, flexible training to help organizations strengthen safety practices, manage risk, and demonstrate compliance as regulations evolve.

“We’re thrilled to expand our offerings with hundreds of new online courses that make safety training more accessible for everyone,” says Rick Murray, President and CEO of ACNSC. “When training fits schedules, people complete it, remember it, and apply it. This expansion helps employers keep workers safe while staying focused on their core business.”

Flexible Training for Today’s Workplaces

The new courses include heat stress, hazard communication, and core OSHA topics, including OSHA 10- and 30-hour content. Course material reflects current regulatory requirements and updates as standards change.

The new online courses offer:

• Multiple language options

• Formats designed to support retention

• Tech-friendly access across computers and tablets

• Frequent updates designed by safety industry experts

  
  

The expanded offering is delivered through a partnership with Pure EHS, now part of UL Solutions. The partnership provides access to extensive Environmental Health and Safety training with regulatory-focused and industry-specific content developed alongside OSHA Outreach Providers and industry associations.

Learn more about the new online courses or register today at https://acnsc.org/workplace-online-safety-training.

About the Arizona Chapter National Safety Council: Established in 1949, the Arizona Chapter National Safety Council (ACNSC) is a nonprofit organization and proud chapter of the National Safety Council dedicated to educating and motivating individuals to lead safer and healthier lives at home, work, school, play, and on the roadways.