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WorkSafe Saskatchewan’s Youth Video Contest winners announced

WorkSafe Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the 2016 Youth Video Contest winners. The 2016 Youth Video Contest winners are: First place: Workplace Safety: It’s your Job by Shannen Garibay and Maria Himbeault (teacher Faron Hrynewich), Clavet Composite School, Clavet. Second place: Bad Sitter by Lucille Arndt, Breanna Beals, Nash Brogden, Daniel Carifelle, Eva Desnomie, Erika Madarash, Tanner Miller, Taylor Stasuik and Kieran Zwolinski (teacher Anne Welles), Campus Regina Public (Cochrane), Regina. Third place: One Mistake by Dylan Haussecker and Hunter Martin (teacher Curtis Buhs), Watson School, Watson WorkSafe Saskatchewan judges the video entries based on creativity, originality, production value and the overall workplace health and safety message. WorkSafe Saskatchewan invited Saskatchewan filmmakers in Grades 9 to 12 to create a 2-minute video using the theme “It’s Your Job”. WorkSafe Saskatchewan will present the winning videos at the annual NAOSH week luncheons in Regina and Saskatoon, May 2 and 3. You [...]

2017-05-08T14:29:23-06:00April 26th, 2016|news|
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2016 Safe Worker and Safe Employer Awards presented

WorkSafe Saskatchewan presented the 2016 Safe Worker and Safe Employer Awards today in Regina. 2016 Safe Worker Award WorkSafe Saskatchewan presents the Safe Worker award to a worker who goes beyond the expectations of their position to help create a safer workplace. The 2016 WorkSafe Saskatchewan Safe Worker award winner is Lanny Storey, a journeyperson scaffolder with AREVA Resources Canada Inc., Saskatoon, SK. Lanny designed a change to the work area to eliminate the risk of hazardous gases in the work area. He had an overflow pipe installed to prevent the release of hazardous gas. This change removed the need to wear respirators and allows Lanny and his co-workers to work in the area safely. The two finalists for the 2016 Safe Worker Award are Heidi McCaskill from ­­­­­­­­­­Cervus Equipment, Peterbilt, Regina, and Paul Price, who works at the North Battleford Youth Centre, Ministry of Justice (Corrections). 2016 Safe Employer [...]

2017-05-08T14:29:23-06:00April 25th, 2016|news|
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Celebrate NAOSH Week May 1 to 7

Together, we can create a culture of health and safety in Saskatchewan that eliminates all work-related illnesses, injuries and deaths. Join us for one of two luncheons in support of North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week. This year we are pleased to welcome Kevin Burns as our keynote speaker. Kevin believes that when people develop their personal leadership skills, they make different choices. Kevin's fresh approach of fun, humour, stories and life-changing safety leadership strategies helps people choose safety as a personal value. Safety is an attitude - a lifestyle choice. Regina: Monday, May 2 Conexus Arts Centre 200 Lakeshore Drive 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Tickets $40 Saskatoon: Tuesday, May 3 Prairieland Park - Terrace Room 503 Ruth Street West 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Tickets $40 Registration deadline: Friday, April 22. If you are interested in purchasing tickets for either luncheon, please fill out the registration [...]

2017-05-08T14:29:23-06:00April 19th, 2016|news|
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No Do-Overs – Andy Young’s Story

Unfortunately, in his hurry, he says he used the wrong tool. “My neighbour has a table saw I’d been using, but he wasn’t home and I didn’t want to wait, so I used my circular saw.” The saw skipped, taking off Andy’s left index and middle fingers and the tip of his pinkie. The injury caused nerve and tendon damage to his left hand. “I know I’m lucky. I will be able to do most things in my life again. But do I wish I had waited an hour? Yeah. You don’t get a do over.”

2017-05-08T14:29:23-06:00April 6th, 2016|news|
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WorkSafe Saskatchewan introduces new resource for employers

WorkSafe Saskatchewan, along with its partners, introduces the new Young and New Worker Orientation resource to help Saskatchewan employers familiarize new and young workers to workplace safety. Young workers are more likely to be hurt in the workplace than adults. On average, 6,000 people under the age of 25 are injured on the job each year. To get this number down – to reach Mission: Zero – WorkSafe Saskatchewan wants employers to focus on workplace safety.

2017-05-08T14:29:23-06:00December 9th, 2015|news|
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WorkSafe Saskatchewan is coming to Southeast Community College

The WorkSafe Saskatchewan Street Team is coming to Southeast Community College, Estevan, at noon on November 19. Young workers have many of the same on-the-job risks as adults, but they are more likely to be hurt in the workplace than adults. On average, three young people in Saskatchewan die on the job each year.

2017-05-08T14:29:23-06:00November 18th, 2015|news|
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WorkSafe Saskatchewan launches video contest

Young workers under 25 are at the highest risk for being injured on the job in Saskatchewan. More than 6,000 young workers are injured on the job each year. WorkSafe Saskatchewan hosts the annual Youth Video Contest for Saskatchewan students in Grades 9 to 12 to help students learn more about workplace safety.

2017-05-08T14:29:24-06:00October 7th, 2015|news|
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Free introductory e-course to WHMIS 2015

WorkSafe Saskatchewan is offering workers and employers a free introductory course to WHMIS 2015 through the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS). The course explains the changes coming with WHMIS 2015.

2016-02-18T10:48:41-06:00August 3rd, 2015|news|
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