Top 10 Contraventions Issued

WorkSafe Saskatchewan’s Top 10 Contraventions offer valuable insight into the health and safety issues most commonly found in workplaces across the province. By understanding these frequent areas of non‑compliance, employers can identify gaps, strengthen their safety programs, and take proactive steps to prevent incidents or enforcement actions.

Take a look at the top 10 contraventions for fiscal year 2025–2026.

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If you need support interpreting or applying these regulations, our MSA safety consultants are here to help. Contact us anytime at info@motorsafety.ca

MSA Member Lunch Meeting in Humboldt

Join us in Humboldt on Friday, October 16, 2026, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We are pleased to welcome Rick Sikora from Cranemasters as our guest speaker.

Rick brings expertise in crane and rigging safety, with Cranemasters specializing in crane and rigging training, safety programs, audits, mentorship, and professional services. Rick will share his knowledge and experience with our members, providing practical insight into crane and rigging safety that can be applied in the workplace.

Registration is limited, register today to save a seat!

This is a free MSA member event.

Join Our Team in Saskatoon as a Safety Consultant

We are seeking a motivated and professional Safety Consultant based in Saskatoon to support area members with injury prevention, safety management systems, OHS compliance, training, and return-to-work support.

WorkSafe Saskatchewan Working at Heights Training Standard

WorkSafe Saskatchewan has introduced a new Working at Heights Training Standard outlining minimum requirements for WCB-approved training programs in Saskatchewan. The standard is voluntary and does not change current legislative requirements; however, employers must still ensure workers are properly trained before performing work that requires a fall protection system. The standard covers key theory and practical topics, including fall hazards, fall protection equipment, anchor points, ladders, work platforms and rescue planning.

MSA Training Options

Classroom Training

Live/Virtual Training

More training options available. Online Course Registration

MSA also offers in-house training at members site: In-House Training Request

Mental Health Training Pilot - Dec 2

The Working Mind – Trades is an evidence-based virtual mental health training course designed specifically for workers in the trades. Participants will learn practical strategies to support mental health, manage stress, build resilience, and reduce stigma in the workplace.

Space is limited to one employee per MSA member company. This 2026 pilot may lead to additional training opportunities in 2027. Reserve Your Spot Today!

The course is free for MSA members, with MSA covering the cost as a member benefit.

Member Discounts and Collaborations

For more information on MSA member discounts, collaborations, and exclusive offers, visit our Members’ Discount page.

Upcoming Travel and Collaboration Opportunities

MSA Safety Consultants will be in the Nipawin and Yorkton areas soon and are available to visit interested businesses at no additional charge to provide onsite safety consulting services. If your business would like to schedule a visit or if you have any safety information you feel should be shared with our industry and membership, please contact us at Info@motorsafety.ca or 306-721-0688.

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Thank you for your continued support and collaboration.

Sincerely,

Ryan J. Bast, CRSP

Executive Director