March towards the training you need before the snow melts. Learn from your home or office, or join us in the classroom in Saskatoon or Regina:

Mar 13 - Confined Space Monitoring & Entry
Mar 13 - Safety Management
Mar 14 - OHC Level 1
Mar 14 - Safety Auditor
Mar 15 - Fall Protection & Prevention (Regina)
Mar 16 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Mar 17 - Aerial Work Platform Safety
Mar 20 - Effective Claims Management
Mar 21 - Contractor Training
Mar 22 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Mar 22 - Safety Auditor (Saskatoon)
Mar 22 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Mar 23 - WHMIS Train the Trainer
Mar 28 - Confined Space Monitoring & Entry
Mar 28 - OHC Level 1 (Saskatoon)
Mar 29 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Mar 29 - Leadership Safety Excellence (Regina)
Mar 30 - Safety Administration
Mar 31 - Confined Space Proficiency (Stoon or Regina)
YORTON LUNCH EVENT
With Featured Guest Speaker Brad Siroski
"Maintaining positive mental health, like recovery, is a lifelong process."
-Brad Siroski

Our Annual General Meeting in Yorkton on March 30 will include lunch and an engaging presentation by award-winning mental health & substance use educator Brad Siroski.

Mental wellness has not always been included in workplace safety, but it is just as important to consider as physical health and well-being. Drawing on his experience with mental health and addiction issues, Brad will highlight how to recognize signs of these problems, how to support others who may be struggling or take steps to reach out for help, and the difference it makes in having an open mind and open communication.


Or register to receive a recording of Brad's presentation.
It's a great time of year to get the training you need. SCOT is an essential course for anyone setting foot on a construction site. Interactive, online and available 24/7, SCOT provides the foundations of worksite safety including: workplace law, hazards, equipment, WHMIS, ladder & scaffold safety, fall protection, environmental safety, excavating & trenching, defensive driving, emergency response and more.
SAFER CONSTRUCTION, SAFER COMMUNITIES
Online Conference April 19-20
Join us online for our 2023 conference over two mornings on Wed. April 19 and Thurs. April 20.

Conference sessions will include:
  • Legal Trends & Hot Topics
  • Threads of Life Construction Safety Testimonial
  • Construction Leadership Panel
  • WCB's Fatality and Serious Injury Strategy
  • Mobile Work and Mental Health Impacts
  • Keynote on Mental Fitness: the X-Factor in Performance and Happiness

Visit our website for details and list of speakers.
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The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) is a non-profit organization funded by the construction industry to provide high-quality, affordable safety training, programs and advice. Committed to injury prevention, the SCSA serves 8,000 companies that employ workers in building construction and are registered with the Saskatchewan WCB for residential, commercial & industrial construction or construction trades.