Two Mornings, Seven Great Sessions
Online Conference April 19-20
Join us online over two mornings for our 2023 conference on Wed. April 19 and Thurs. April 20 to learn from experts in construction safety, law, mental wellness, leadership and more. There is no cost to attend.

80% of employees and teams within most organizations are not achieving their full potential. In a team of ten, eight people are struggling to engage, produce, and innovate. David Smith's keynote session will explore the practices that strengthen mental fitness and share the positive habits that improve wellbeing, boost performance, and deepen relationships.

Other conference sessions include:
  • Legal Trends & Hot Topics with Robbie McLellan, MLT Aikins
  • Threads of Life Construction Safety Testimonial by Johanna LeRoux
  • Construction Leadership Panel with Keith Bird and Mark Novecosky
  • WorkSafe Sask's Fatality and Serious Injury Strategy with Jonathan Sherman
  • Mobile Work & Mental Health with Sara Dorow, U of A
  • Armchair Discussion with Mike Court from Graham and the Construction Safety Research Alliance (CSRA)


Visit our website for details and registration.
No matter the weather, spring is the perfect time for training. Learn online wherever you are in the province or join us in the classroom in Saskatoon and Regina:

April 5 – Fall Protection & Prevention
April 10 – Confined Space Monitoring & Entry (Regina)
April 11 – Fall Protection & Prevention
April 12 – Fall Protection & Prevention (Stoon)
April 13 – OHC Training Level 1
April 14 – Aerial Work Platform Safety Awareness
April 17 – Safety Management
April 19 – Fall Protection & Prevention
April 20 – Confined Space Monitoring & Entry
April 21 – Confined Space Proficiency (Regina or Stoon)
April 25 – Effective Claims Management
April 25 – WHMIS Train the Trainer
April 26 – Contractor Training
April 26 – Fall Protection & Prevention (Regina)
April 26 – OHC Training Level 1
April 27 – Fall Protection & Prevention (Stoon)
April 27 – Leadership for Safety Excellence
April 27 – Safety Administration
Keith Bird, Brad Siroski and Collin Pullar at the SCSA's Annual General Meeting.
A GREAT DAY IN YORKTON
Welcome new board members and chairperson Keith Bird
Thank you to everyone who attended our Annual General Meeting in Yorkton on March 30. It was a great day to gather, visit with members and learn from mental health & substance use educator Brad Siroski.

We welcomed four new board members and said farewell to Errol Fisher and Ryan Smotra, both past chairpersons. Our sincerest thanks to all who commit their time and energy serving on the board.


"My boss's open mind and open-door policy saved my life. I was then able to turn around and pay it forward."
-Brad Siroski
ASSESS and IMPROVE
The Safety Culture Survey is back, back again April 24-May 5
Do you have a good culture around safety at your company? Take part in the next round of our Safety Culture Survey to:
  • Measure how employees see safety is valued
  • Predict areas of weakness where your company may be at risk of incidents
  • Prevent injuries and reduce claims

Over 500 Saskatchewan construction companies have already participated. Everyone who participates will be entered to win an SCSA prize pack. Sign up here.

Company results are available to every member in SCSA Analytics.
MORE UPDATES
We're looking for two Advisors with worksite safety experience to join our Regina team. Promote safety, build relationships and provide guidance & advice to members. View postings and apply online.
Construction safety and hockey excellence have a lot in common. We took to the ice to highlight the importance of the right equipment, the right training, and being a good leader. View the full video and then have a laugh with the outtakes. Turns out being a goalie is harder than it looks.
Brush up on Due Diligence, the Three Rights of a Worker and Preventative Maintenance in our Leadership Series of talks.
University of Colorado is conducting research to measure which stressors are causing poor mental health and which positive factors improve wellness among construction workers. The survey is short with only 10 questions and participation is completely anonymous. Take the survey to share your input.
View this video with occupational health officers from the Ministry of Labour Relations & Workplace Safety for help reading the SK Employment Act and OHS Regulations, including practice examples.
Can you see the future? There's a new frontier for health and safety at work.

Take health and safety on the go with a ton of short podcasts on demand, any time.

Construction is a physical job, take care of your body with tips for strengthening or stretching.

Do you know where your power lines are? This site saw sparks for the second time.
Guess the SCSAWordle
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.