National Safety Council Launched SafetyAtlas Platform
The new digital hub provides a centralized marketplace for safety training and professional credential management.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Education — General
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The National Safety Council has launched SafetyAtlas, an integrated platform combining a training marketplace with a learning management system. It allows users to procure safety resources, track progress, and manage credentials in one location.
Why it matters
The platform serves as a single destination for safety guidance, aiming to streamline the management of training and certificates for workers across various high-risk sectors.
The National Safety Council has operated for over 100 years. The new platform integrates a marketplace and learning management system, featuring a Safety Wallet for credential storage.
The players
National Safety Council
This nonprofit organization has spent over 100 years advocating for safety and providing resources to prevent workplace and community injuries.
Walgreens
This major retail pharmacy chain is among the initial partners involved in the launch of the SafetyAtlas platform.
Sunbelt Rentals
This equipment rental company is participating as an initial partner in the new safety resource ecosystem.
The details
SafetyAtlas includes industry-aligned learning pathways and allows users to track their completion status and certification records. The system is supported by various partners, including the Nebraska Chapter, Oklahoma Safety Council, and Northeastern New York Safety & Health Council.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: The National Safety Council officially launched the SafetyAtlas platform.
Coming year: SafetyAtlas is scheduled to expand with new features and additional partners.
Culture Shift
This platform reflects the ongoing digitization of professional credentialing and training management within the industrial sector. The system updates the National Safety Council's historical safety certification standards by modernizing the procurement and storage process.
Users can now access a centralized dashboard to maintain their professional safety records and purchase required training modules. This digital transition aims to simplify how individuals and companies track their certification progress throughout the year.
The takeaway
Centralizing safety resources and credentialing can significantly reduce the administrative burden of maintaining workplace certifications. Professionals should explore integrated digital wallets to ensure their training records remain accessible and current.
Further reading
For more on industry training trends, visit the Education — General section.
More information
To explore the new tools and training resources, visit the NSC SafetyAtlas platform portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ISHN.
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