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Safe + Sound

Safe + Sound is a year-round campaign to encourage every workplace to have a safety and health program.


Activities

Take 3 in 30

Take 3 in 30 Challenge

Management Leadership is a core element of a workplace safety and health program.

Accelerate your program and show your commitment in your workplace. Take 3 in 30!


Here's how you do it:

  1. Take 3 actions in 30 days

    There are lots of ways to accelerate your program!

    Choose from our list or pick one of your own. Every workplace is different so select actions that work best for you.


  2. Share in your workplace

    It is important for your employees to see your commitment to safety!

    Show them that safety starts with you! List your three actions and share it on social media, in your company newsletter, or post it in the workplace.


  3. Accept your challenge coin

    You did it! Come back here when you complete your activities to download your virtual challenge coin for showing Management Leadership. Share it on social media, post it in your workplace, or put it in your signature file - display it proudly!

    Challenge your colleagues, suppliers, and partner organizations to #Take3in30 to be #SafeAndSoundAtWork.


Take the Challenge!


AIHA - Protecting Worker Health
VPP - Voluntary Protection Programs Participants' Association - The Premier Global Safety and Health Organization
ASSP - American Society of Safety Professionals
OSHA
National Safety Council
CPWR - The Center for Construction Research and Training
NIOSH - National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

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