SCSA TRAINING SERVICES

Classes have been filling up fast. Registrations are now being accepted for some June and July classes, including:

  • Occupational Health Committee Training Level 1
  • Fall Protection
  • Safety Management
  • Safety Auditor
  • Leadership for Safety Excellence

SCSA members pay $50 for one-day classes and $100 for two-day classes.
SCSA CONSTRUCTING SAFETY LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Grow leadership and supervisory knowledge on April 21 & April 28 at the Constructing Safety Leadership Conference

  • The day one keynote is Senator Pam Wallin, Senator, Diplomat, Entrepreneur, Journalist & Author.
  • The day two keynote is Jennifer Denouden, Chairwoman, CEO & President at Avana.

The conference is held online, and there is no cost for participation. Register here for both days.

ADVISORY SERVICES UPDATE: LEGISLATIVE CHANGES
In response to member requests, Jason Wall from the Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety will be making a presentation online about recent legislation changes on Wednesday, April 6, 2021, for Webinar Wednesday.

Click here for information on the live online presentation, or watch the SCSA YouTube channel for the recorded presentation.
COVID-19 INFORMATION

The presence of COVID-19 variants across Canada means that the virus is a dangerous hazard on Saskatchewan construction sites. For a construction-specific COVID-19 protocol, click here.
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FALLS FROM LADDERS

Most injuries from falls from ladders have the following root causes:

  • Equipment failure
  • Fell from ladder
  • Slip from ladder
  • Carrying an item up/down a ladder 
  • Hit by object
  • Jumped off a ladder

To make ladder safety easier, review the SCSA mobile app for more information. For assistance, please call 1-800-817-2079. To enroll in a Fall Protection course, click here.

SCSA 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

The SCSA 2020 Annual Report (including audited financial statements) is final and available at this link.
The construction industry funds the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) to provide cost-effective, accessible safety training and advice.  The SCSA aims to reduce the human and financial cost of injuries.  Registered March 22, 1995, the SCSA is, since inception, committed to injury prevention. Today the SCSA serves almost 10,000 member companies.  

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

Companies registered with Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) and who fall under the CLASS B – BUILDING CONSTRUCTION rate code are automatic members of the SCSA.