GET RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR EFFORTS

Call for Awards Nominations

Each year, we celebrate companies and individuals who set the bar high to promote safety in construction and build positive safety culture in Saskatchewan.

Nominate yourself, your company or a deserving coworker by Sept. 7, 2026.

Tell us how you ensure safety on your sites, continuously improve and show leadership in the industry.

Winners and finalists benefit from peer recognition, professional achievement and social media exposure.

SEE awards criteria

READ about last year's winners

WATCH past winner videos

NEW AND RECERTIFIED COR® COMPANIES

Plus Newest Safety Professionals

We are pleased to recognize 75 new and recertified Saskatchewan COR® and SECOR™ companies, plus 27 new construction safety professionals certified as NCSOs or NHSAs. Congratulations to all on their achievements!

Check out the full list to see who is committed to leading safety on sites across Saskatchewan.

Training is key to ensure everyone stays safe on site and goes home to enjoy the best of what summer has to offer. Book your spot to learn in person, online or by group request with our friendly instructors.

Online Training

July 13 - Fall Protection & Prevention

July 14 - Effective Claims Management

July 16 - Safety Auditor Fundamentals

July 16 - Aerial Work Platform

July 22 - WHMIS Train the Trainer

July 23 - Fall Protection & Prevention

July 23 - Ground Disturbance for Construction

July 27 - Safety Management

July 28 - OHC Training Lvl 1

July 29-30 - Leadership for Safety Excellence

July 30 - Fall Protection & Prevention

Aug 4 - Fall Protection & Prevention

Aug 4-5 - Basic Training Techniques

Aug 6 - Contractor Training

Prince Albert

July 28 - Fall Protection & Prevention

July 29 - Confined Space Monitoring & Entry

Saskatoon

July 9 - Fall Protection & Prevention

July 15-16 - Leadership for Safety Excellence

July 22 - Fall Protection & Prevention

Aug 5 - Fall Protection & Prevention

Aug 10-11 - Leadership for Safety Excellence

Regina

July13-14 - Leadership for Safety Excellence

July 15 - Fall Protection & Prevention

July 27 - Fall Protection & Prevention

July 28 - Safety Auditor Fundamentals

July 29 - Confined Space

Aug 10 - Fall Protection & Prevention

Have a group of 8 or more? We'll come to you. Submit your request at least 2 weeks in advance.

If you work outside of Saskatoon or Regina, or it's just too busy to commit to a full day of training, check out on-demand training. Learn at your own pace, over 60 days, whenever suits you best.

PROACTIVE PREVENTION

From Hindsight to Hazard Control

Construction safety in Saskatchewan has come a long way, from reactive practices in the past to a proactive approach. Stronger regulations, industry-developed certification, practical training, better analytics and a more mature safety culture have all helped reduce injuries and associated costs.

Companies are getting better at anticipating risk, strengthening systems and building leadership. With more work ahead, it's worth reflecting on what's working well and where there is room to improve.

TOOL BOX TALKS

As summer heats up, check out NEW talk on Heat-Related Illness. Plus, Power Tools, Welder's Flash, Dangerous Occurrences, Protecting the Public, step up Extension Ladder and Stepladder Safety.

NCSO & NHSA

Ready to become a certified safety professional? The national NCSO®/NHSA™ exam covers health and safety programs, documentation, hazard assessments and controls, inspections, investigations, WHMIS, auditing, training, communication and emergency preparedness. Get started today.

TRADE TREK

Oct. 27-28 at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon, help inspire the next generation of builders, tradespeople, leaders and innovators. Our friends at MERIT and SIEC present Trade Trek, with opportunities to support the event and encourage youth to consider careers in the trades.

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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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