Upcoming Webinar: Understanding the 10 Elements of the Hazard/Energy Wheel

Join us on November 26 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Saskatchewan time) for an engaging webinar exploring the 10 elements of the Hazard/Energy Wheel and how they relate to our member industries.

Workplace hazards can take many forms, and recognizing them is an important step in preventing injuries. This session will walk through the 10 elements of the wheel, helping you understand different types of hazards, how they can lead to workplace injuries, and where potential risks may be present in your operations.

Whether you work in manufacturing, food processing, mechanical services, or another MSA member industry, this webinar will help strengthen your hazard awareness and support more effective workplace safety discussions. You’ll gain a better understanding of how the Hazard/Energy Wheel can be used as a practical tool to identify hazards, guide safety conversations, and help prevent injuries before they happen.

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Towing a Trailer Course Now Available

Towing a Trailer is now available through MSA’s SkillsPass platform. If you have already started the course on the current platform and would like to complete it there, please finish all course requirements by end of day October 23, 2026.

Going forward, SkillsPass will provide a more streamlined way to access MSA training, track your progress, and complete course requirements. Participants who have training in progress are encouraged to complete the course before the transition date.

SkillsPass Registration

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 per session. This 2026 pilot may lead to additional training opportunities in 2027. Reserve Your Spot Today!

Dec 2 - The Working Mind - Trades

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

MSA Training Options

Members can register now and receive free essential industry safety training! This provincially recognized training prepares Occupational Health Committee members, Supervisors and Managers for their required safety roles in the workplace.

Live/Virtual Training

Oct 21 - OHC Level 1	Nov 4 - OHC Level 2	Nov 18 - Supervision & Safety

More training options available. Online Course Registration

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

Upcoming Industry Events

Every fall, the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board hosts its preliminary rate information meeting to seek public consultation on the following year’s rates.

This year, we will hold the virtual meeting for the 2027 preliminary rates on Thursday, Oct. 29.

More Information

Nominations are open for the Saskatchewan Safe Worker Award and Safe Employer Award. These awards recognize individuals and employers who demonstrate a strong commitment to workplace health and safety.

Safe Worker Nominations

Safe Employer Nominations

The nomination deadline is October 31, 2026.

Member Discounts and Collaborations

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

MSA Discounts

Upcoming Travel and Collaboration Opportunities

MSA Safety Consultants will be in the Lloydminster and Shaunavon 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.

Your feedback is invaluable to us. Please take a moment to complete a short survey to help us improve our services.

Member Survey Link

Thank you for your continued support and collaboration.

Sincerely,

Ryan J. Bast, CRSP

Executive Director

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