Constructing Safety Leadership Awards
Congratulations to the 2022 winners...


Corporate Leadership in Safety
Winner: Ledcor Construction Ltd.
(Brian Barber and Sheldon Zepick pictured)

1st Runner-up: Regina Plumbing & Heating
2nd Runner-up: Outline Construction


Safety Leader
Winner: Katherine Leslie, miEnergy

Runner-ups (tie):
Justin Scott, Outline Construction
Brian Turcotte, North Ridge Development


Safety Practitioner
Winner: Amy Welder, Century West

1st Runner-up: David Bryden,
P. Machibroda Engineering
2nd Runner-up: Emaduddin Shaik,
Allan Construction
MENtal Health: It's Time to Talk
Redefining What it Means to Be Strong
Thank you to Allan Kehler, our partners in the provincial construction associations, and everyone who joined us in Prince Albert on November 2. If you missed the event and would like to receive a recording, please contact us.

Wellness Resources can be found here. Find contact info and links for crisis helplines, suicide, addiction, stress, anxiety and other mental health supports.

Read about the event in PANow here
Or the article in the PA Daily Herald here

Nov 9 - WHMIS Train the Trainer
Nov 9 or 30 - Fall Protection & Prevention (Regina)
Nov 14 - Fall Protection & Prevention (Saskatoon)
Nov 14 - Leadership for Safety Excellence (Regina)
Nov 15 - Safety Administration
Nov 16, 23 or 29 - Fall Protection & Prevention Training
Nov 16 - Effective Claims Management Training
Nov 17 - Contractor Training
Nov 23 - Leadership for Safety Excellence
Nov 23 - Safety Auditor
Nov 28 - Leadership for Safety Excellence (Saskatoon)
Nov 28 - Occupational Health Committee Lvl 1 (Saskatoon)
Nov 30 - Confined Space Monitoring & Entry
MORE UPDATES
Check out topics to keep your crews safe as wintery weather settles in for the season: Fall Protection, Defensive Driving, Emergency Preparedness, Mental Health, Frostbite and more.
SAFETY CULTURE SURVEY RESULTS
View industry results and infographic. For company results, request access to your custom analytics dashboard and book orientation with an advisor - click here
COR UPDATES COMING YOUR WAY
Continuous improvement is a cornerstone of the COR program. In that spirit, a new standard and audit tool will come into effect Jan. 1, 2023. Check out the updates and new section here.
Saskatchewan had 31 workplace fatalities in 2021 and about 2,400 workers injured on the job. The Sask Employment Act has been amended with stronger language for protections.

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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.