As the holiday season approaches, it’s important to take a moment and reflect on safety. November is the month to do just that, with several events focused on keeping people safe and healthy. From Drowsy Driving Protection Week to Computer Security Day, this month offers a wealth of opportunities for employers and individuals alike to learn, educate, and take action. Let’s take a closer look at six important November safety observances and provide resources to help you make the most of them. Plus, we’ll share some bonus tips on how to close out your safety year strong.
Build a stronger safety culture month by month. The 2025 Safety Observances Guide is designed to be your comprehensive companion for planning and executing meaningful safety initiatives throughout the year.
Safety Meeting Topics for November
Keep your safety meetings, toolbox talks, or safety trainings relevant to your workforce’s needs in November. Here are some suggestions for topics to cover. Check out some of the safety meeting outline topics we offer:
Defensive Driving
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Winter Weather Hazards
Ways to protect yourself, your vehicle, and the jobsite from cold-weather hazards.
Online Training Topics for November
Digging through KPA’s comprehensive training catalog, here are some topics that reinforce November’s safety observances.
Cybersecurity Training Package:
Check out the full range of titles in our cybersecurity training package, ranging from Phishing to Device Security.
This general training covers information on best practices for winter safety, such as wearing the proper clothing and keeping hydrated. It also includes the types of cold stress and how they affect the body, slip, trip, and fall prevention, and winter driving best practices.
The average vehicle operator drives more than 17,600 minutes every year. Driving creates opportunity for enjoyment, but it also poses a significant threat if not performed safely or taken for granted. This lesson identifies driving hazards and distractions, how to manage driving in adverse weather conditions, maintaining safe driving strategies when you encounter unexpected road conditions, and how to proactively practice safe driving techniques.
If you haven’t already, now’s the time to start implementing November safety observances into your safety plans.
This is the perfect opportunity to level up your knowledge and take action to keep yourself and those around you safe. When we all prioritize safety, we create a culture that benefits everyone. So let’s make the most of this month and take advantage of the amazing resources available to us!
Need help? Check out the Compliance Calendar as a great way to keep on top of all your important dates >
Stay safe out there!
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