Guiding Principles of the Wisconsin Safety Council

We create value for our members by focusing efforts in the following key areas:

• Direct Bottom-Line Savings—We help you go beyond compliance to real savings! Our qualified, skilled staff will help you design and execute a comprehensive, effective safety and health program saving you direct and indirect losses from accidents.

• Affordable Solutions—We offer affordable product and training solutions for your compliance strategies.

• Time Savings—We help you comply! Our team of experts will help you understand and comply with workplace safety and health requirements. We save you time with the tools you need to implement effective compliance programs.

• Critical Information—Our Safety Zone newsletter is a digest of the most current information on safety and health trends, issues and regulatory changes. Our publicatons are timely and easy to read, and, you've told us it's one of the most valuable services we offer.

• Valuable Networking Opportunities —From conversations involving our 10 member committees, to the Wisconsin Safety Council’s “best practice” conferences, to our local community safety and health networks, our members work together to share ideas that work to solve common problems.

• Genuine Partnership—We partner with you to protect people, property and your bottom line, and we'll deliver on our promise to work hard for you and your employees.

Mission and Overview:

• The Wisconsin Safety Council is the only Wisconsin charitable organization that promotes safety for the whole family, no matter where you are: at home, work, school, play or on the highway. We're the reason more people come home safely from factories, offices, and construction sites every day.
• The Wisconsin Safety Council is a charitable not-for-profit, non-governmental, affiliate of the WMC Foundation and a chartered chapter of the National Safety Council.
• Since its inception in 1923, the Wisconsin Safety Council has been the state's strongest advocate for preventing and mitigating human and economic losses arising from preventable causes through our training, consultation, outreach programs, and safety resources.
• Whether starting from scratch or updating an existing safety program, the Wisconsin Safety Council can provide you with access to all the resources you need to prevent injuries, costly claims, as well as increase productivity and stay competitive.

Helping organizations since 1923 achieve safety and health excellence.

Wisconsin Safety Council
PO Box 352, Madison, WI 53701
501 E. Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703

Phone: 1-800-236-3400
Fax: 608-258-3413
Email: wsc@wisafetycouncil.org