CONTROLS, COLLABORATION & CARE

Sign Up for the SCSA Conference

Want to gain practical insights to strengthen how you manage safety, build safer sites and become more resilient? Plan to attend our online conference this April 22-23 to get 6 sessions over 2 mornings.

April 22: High Energy Control, Dropped Object Prevention & COR® Harmonization

April 23: Psychological Safety & Safety Management for Structures

Keynote Dr. Steven Ayer will discuss energy-based safety, prevention of serious injuries & fatalities, and controls to specifically address high-energy hazards. Keynote Sylvia Marusyk will help you move from Surviving to Thriving with nervous system science, sharing a framework to address stressors and find calm so you can create a more respectful workplace and improve communication.

See full session details and speaker lineup on our website.

NEW ON DEMAND TRAINING

Traffic Control, High Energy and SIFs

We know that finding time for training can be a challenge, especially during peak building season. To help you stay safe, with easy access to the training you need, we continue to expand our On Demand Training options.

Designed with flexibility in mind, On Demand Training allows you to complete safety training anytime, anywhere with an internet connection. Whether on site, at home, or between shifts, you can access training 24/7 and move through content at your own pace.

Check out the full article to see how flexible training can help in your pursuit of safety certifications like COR and NCSO. Plus, we've added new courses on Energy-Based Safety and construction safety essentials.

Submit a Group Training Request for your team of 8 or more.

On Demand Training is always available.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Watch the Recording

Thank you to everyone who attended our AGM on March 17. John Agioritis delivered an engaging and informative presentation on OHS legal trends in SK and across the country. Sincere thanks goes out to our board of directors, chairperson Brian Barber and vice chair Bobbylynn Stewart.

If you missed it, you can view the recording below.

TOOL BOX TALKS

Check out the new talk on Self-Retracting Lifelines or review Environmental Safety, Eye Protection, Concrete Burns, Work Zone Traffic Safety, Excavating & Trenching and more.

SAVE THE DATE - MAY 4 LUNCH N LEARN

Bryan Lloyd, executive director of OHS for the Ministry of Labour Relations & Workplace Safety will join Collin Pullar for a discussion on legislation updates and review of OHS regulations.

SAFETY CULTURE SURVEY

Get your team ready to participate in the next round of Safety Culture Surveys May 4-15. Learn more

WCB COMP INSTITUTE

Sask WCB hosts this event in Regina on May 12 to inform, connect and engage with all customers and partners. This year's theme is Customer Insights, Shared Solutions. Hear from keynote presenters on a range of topics, experiences and perspectives on workplace safety, and safety leadership and practices.

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The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) is a non-profit organization funded by the construction industry to provide cost-effective safety training, programs and advice. Committed to injury prevention, the SCSA serves 10,000 companies that employ workers in building construction and are registered with the Saskatchewan WCB for residential, commercial & industrial construction or construction trades.

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