February Training Courses

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

Feb 2&3 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Feb 4 - Arial Work Platform Safety Awareness
Feb 7&8 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Feb 7 - WHMIS Train the Trainer
Feb 8 - Safety Management
Feb 9&10 - Safety Auditor Training
Feb 10 - Effective Claims Management
Feb 14 - Contractor Training
Feb 15 - Occupation Health Committee Training
Feb 15&16 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Feb 16 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Feb 18 - WHMIS Train the Trainer
Feb 22 - Safety Administration
Feb 22&23 - Safety Auditor Training
Feb 23 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Feb 24 & 25 - Basic Training Techniques
Prevent Injuries From Falls
Many falls from ground level can be prevented with proper housekeeping. Stay safe by taking the time to assess and remove hazards before you climb.
The SCSA's Annual General Meeting will be held in person on March 24, 2022, at the AGT Lounge of Mosaic Stadium in Regina. Beginning at noon, lunch will be provided.

For more details, you can check out the event page online.

Please RSVP by March 2 to eadmin@scsaonline.ca


Listen to SCSA President Collin Pollar on the Sask Entrepreneurs Podcast to learn how businesses and entrepreneurs can grow by embracing innovative technology. Collin shares his career background, the feedback he's received from businesses around technology, and his advice for business leaders to encourage and inspire their teams.
Save the date for the Constructing Safety Leadership Conference on Wednesday, April 27.

The one-day online event will provide you with all the tools you need to “Build A Resilient Future.” Check online later this month for more details.
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Specific vacancies are available for an Industrial Director, Residential Director and General Workforce Director.
Courses such as Leadership for Safety Excellence and the newly refreshed Safety Management are led by qualified instructors for easy access anywhere in the province.
From Fall Protection and Hand Protection to Fatigue Management, the SCSA has a variety tool box talks to address workplace hazards and safe work practices at your next safety meeting.
Here's to keeping safe on the worksite and on the ice. Every winning team needs safety.
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.