Pop quiz! Did you know that September is Emergency Preparedness Month? We bet you didn’t. Don’t worry, though; KPA’s roundup of September safety observances is here. Not only can safety observances keep your workplace focuses interesting and relevant, but they can also provide a great opportunity to review topics with your team that you may not have otherwise.

September Safety Observances

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 September
Keep your safety meetings, toolbox talks, or safety trainings relevant to your workforce’s needs in September. Here are some suggestions for topics to cover. Check out some of the safety meeting outline topics we offer:
Emergency Preparedness
Stay well-informed about the types of emergencies that are likely to occur in the workplace, attend all training to respond properly in emergency situations, and understand the basics of your emergency action plan.
Drug Abuse on the Jobsite
Everyone has something to lose when there is drug and alcohol use on the jobsite.
Head Injuries
Quick tips about first aid for head injuries on the job.
Online Training Topics for September
Digging through KPA’s comprehensive training catalog, here are some topics that reinforce September’s safety observances.
Emergency Action Plan Customizable Training
An emergency action plan (EAP) is a written document required by law, and used to facilitate and organize employer and employee actions during workplace emergencies. An emergency action plan is designed to avoid or minimize serious events, such as injuries, loss of life, or significant damage to company property.
Personal Protective Equipment for Management
This training provides an overview of personal protective equipment (PPE). Designed for managers, this course includes the requirements for wearing PPE, the various types of PPE, care and maintenance of PPE, and employer responsibilities.
Naloxone – Overdose Prevention
This training covers what Naloxone is and its relevance to the workplace. It covers warning signs, risk assessment, training, and personal protective equipment.
If you haven’t already, now’s the time to start implementing 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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