Safe Worker Award
Safe Worker Award
Worker involvement is key to creating healthy and safe workplaces. Every year, workers across Saskatchewan help to save lives and reduce injuries and illnesses by identifying hazards and introducing new safety initiatives. Workers who care about safety create better work environments, healthier and safer workforces and more profitable businesses.
To nominate a co-worker who has made a difference in your workplace, apply using either our online form or paper application.
Safe Worker Award Honour Roll
2013 Winner: Carey Gleason - Terry Ortynsky Royal Ford Sales, Yorkton
Finalists: Calvin Greenstein - Novozymes BioAg Ltd.
Darren Soyka - Mosaic Potash
2012 Winner: Leeanne Koshykowski - River Heights Lodge, North Battleford
Finalists: Raymond Campbell - City of Swift Current, Swift Current
Randall Getz - Quorex Construction
2011 Winner: Howard Jones - Morris Industries, Yorkton
Finalists: Pat Willis - Sysco, Regina
Andrea Crittenden - Asiil Enterprises Ltd.
2010 Winner: Bruce Skilliter - SaskPower, Regina
2009 Winner: Lianne Carpenter - Saskatchewan Research Council, Saskatoon
2008 Winner: Cindy Cooper - St. Joseph's Integrated Care Centre, Lestock
2007 Winner: Greg Galbraith - ASL Paving Ltd., Saskatoon
2006 Winner: Ken Kostyniuk - Rite-Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Imperial
Safe Worker Award Committee members
Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
Saskatchewan Safety Council
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour
Winners move on to national Fan Favourite contest. Please vote from May 5 to 12, 2013 to help these Saskatchewan teams win.
It has come to the attention of the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) and WorkSafe Saskatchewan that businesses have been receiving calls offering WCB posters and safety services.
Preventing eye injuries one pair of safety glasses at a time
WorkSafe Saskatchewan presented its 2013 Safe Employer Safe Worker Awards.
WorkSafe Saskatchewan and the Chiropractors' Association of Saskatchewan have partnered to adopt "Think Twice Lift Once" campaign to promote proper lifting and back safety.
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