Recently a tire shop employee suffered a fractured arm when a tire ruptured. To learn more about what happened and key lessons from this incident click here: Tire Rupture Safety Share
The Saskatchewan WCB is hosting its 2022 Comp Institute Training sessions virtually May 17th - 18th and their annual general meeting May 18th at 9:00am. To register click here:
Next week on May 12th we will be offering FREE Level II live virtual training for Occupational Health Committee members on Inspection and Investigation requirements. This recognized training meets the requirements for OHC members itemized in the Saskatchewan OHS Regulations. For more information click here: OHC Level II Registration
Last call to provide feedback as we are exploring the option of offering an industry specific Transportation of Dangerous Goods training course (TDG). Please take a minute and complete this short TDG survey to help us prepare for this course offering: TDG Survey
Members that have Automated External Defibrillators (AED) are reminded to maintain their devices by keeping them up to date and ensuring they follow recall information from suppliers. Contact your AED supplier to ensure your device is up to date.
Register now for our June 9th webinar on Safe Use & Handling of Gas Cylinders and welding equipment. More information coming soon: Webinar Registration
MSA Safety Advisors will be in Watrous and Weyburn the near future. If your business is interested in having a MSA advisor come out at no additional charge to provide onsite safety services, contact us: info@motorsafety.ca
Motor Safety Association remains committed to assisting our members with safety questions or concerns. We can take phone calls 1-306-721-0688; meet through virtual meetings or onsite and are available via email. If you have any safety information that you feel should be communicated to our membership, please email: info@motorsafety.ca
Sincerely,
Ryan J. Bast, CRSP
Programs Services Manager
Motor Safety Association
