November Training Courses

For a current SCSA training calendar, click this link. SCSA training is scheduled on the following days:

  • 8-Nov-21 Safety Management
  • 9-Nov-21 Safety Auditor Training
  • 9-Nov-21 Occupational Health Committee Training Level 1
  • 10-Nov-21 Fall Protection & Prevention Training (NEW)
  • 16-Nov-21 Leadership for Safety Excellence
  • 16-Nov-21 Confined Space and Respiratory Protection
  • 17-Nov-21 Fall Protection & Prevention Training (NEW)
  • 18-Nov-21 Contractor Training
  • 18-Nov-21 Occupational Health Committee Training Level 1
  • 19-Nov-21 WHMIS 2015 Train the Trainer - 2020 Edition
  • 22-Nov-21 Basic Training Techniques
  • 22-Nov-21 WHMIS 2015 Train the Trainer - 2020 Edition
  • 23-Nov-21 Safety Auditor Training
  • 24-Nov-21 Fall Protection & Prevention Training (NEW)
  • 26-Nov-21 Aerial Work Platform Safety Awareness
  • 29-Nov-21 Leadership for Safety Excellence
  • 29-Nov-21 Safety Administration
  • 30-Nov-21 Occupational Health Committee Training Level 1

PREVENTING INJURIES FROM FALLS

To assist SCSA members with driving down the frequency and cost of injuries from falls, the SCSA has a newly released series of videos to help identify and prevent the most frequent causes of injuries from falls.

To view the videos, click the links:

A practical hazard assessment process can help identify fall risks, while orientations and toolbox talks can help refresh knowledge and exchange information.

To download toolbox talks, click the links:

The SCSA also offers Fall Protection and Prevention Training that meets Saskatchewan legislative requirements and references CSA standards.
SCSA - BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
All SCSA Members receive the following services:


IMPORTANT DATES

  • The SCSA Annual General Meeting - March 24, 2022
  • Constructing Safety Leadership Conference - April 27, 2022
INDUSTRY UPDATES
The construction industry funds the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) to provide cost-effective, accessible safety training and advice.  The SCSA aims to reduce the human and financial cost of injuries.  Registered March 22, 1995, the SCSA is, since inception, committed to injury prevention. Today the SCSA serves almost 10,000 member companies.  

The vision of the SCSA is to create the Safest Construction Environment in Canada through its mission of Constructing Safety Leadership.  

Companies registered with the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) and who fall under the CLASS B – BUILDING CONSTRUCTION rate code are automatic members of the SCSA.