Constructing Safety Leadership Awards
Don't delay - last call for nominations
Submit your nominations in three categories:
  • Corporate Leadership in Safety (company)
  • Safety Leader (individual)
  • Safety Practitioner (individual)

Winners and finalists benefit from peer recognition, professional achievement, and exposure that they can use to self-promote as leaders in construction safety.

See what past award winners say about the benefits here.

NEW Confined Space Proficiency featuring Virtual Reality (VR)
 
Using VR to mirror practices used in actual confined spaces, the new proficiency is an optional component for anyone who has completed Confined Space Monitoring & Entry.

Sessions reinforce the importance and understanding of proactive safety measures.
 
Contact training services for more details, pricing, or to register for an in-person session in either Regina or Saskatoon.
Kids aren't the only ones back in class this month. Courses are filling up both in the classroom and online:

Sept 12&13 - Leadership for Safety Excellence (Saskatoon)
Sept 13 - Occupational Health Committee Level 1 (Regina)
Sept 14 - Contractor Training
Sept 14 - Fall Protection & Prevention Training (Regina)
Sept 15 - Fall Protection & Prevention Training
Sept 15 - Safety Administration
Sept 16 - Aerial Work Platform Safety Awareness
Sept 19 - Fall Protection & Prevention (Saskatoon)
Sept 19&20 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Sept 20 - Frame Scaffold Awareness (Regina)
Sept 21 - Effective Claims Management
Sept 21 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Sept 22 - Frame Scaffold Awareness (Saskatoon)
Sept 27 - Safety Management
Sept 27 - WHMIS 2015 Train the Trainer
Sept 27&28 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Sept 28 - Fall Protection & Prevention
Sept 28&29 - Safety Auditor Training
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Over 500 SK construction companies have already participated. Sign up to take part this Sept. 19-30.
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YOUTH SAFETY EDUCATION DAY
Young and new workers are most at risk for injuries on the job. Check out free events and resources through Service Hospitality to mark the day of awareness and safety education on September 10.
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When the numbers don't add up, you have to change your safety game.
The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) is a non-profit organization funded by the construction industry to provide cost-effective, accessible safety training, programs and advice. Established in 1995, the SCSA remains committed to injury prevention.    

The SCSA serves over 14,000 companies that employ workers in building construction and are registered with the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB). Employers in residential, commercial and industrial construction, and construction trades become automatic members of the SCSA.

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