Saskatchewan safety associations

The WCB’s legislation allows the WCB to fund a portion of safety associations’ costs. The WCB works with each safety association to decide how much funding they receive and why. Read the WCB safety association guidelines to find out how to:

Establish a safety association for the purpose of injury prevention and safety.
Apply for funding at fundadmin@wcbsask.com.

Safety associations help all sizes of businesses in their funded rate codes. They focus on the needs of their employer in specific rate codes by providing assistance and advice in numerous areas such as training, safety management systems, consultation, safety goals, identifying safety gaps in organizations, injury prevention strategies and much more.

Employers work with a safety association to improve and prevent injuries that can lead to healthier and safer work environments, improved productivity and culture, preventing unnecessary injury costs and more.

Safety associations may help employers and workers outside of their funded rate codes, as long as it is not at the expense of their members.

Visit their websites for more details.

Energy Safety Canada (ESC) (D32, D41, D51, D52)

Lorinda Jacobson, regional manager, Saskatchewan

#208 – 117 3rd St. N.E.

Weyburn, SK S4H 0W3

Phone: 306.842.9822

Email: lorinda.jacobson@energysafetycanada.com

energysafetycanada.com

Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan (HCSAS) (R11)

Tracy Slywka, CEO
2304 Emmet Hall Rd.
Regina, SK S4N 3M3
Phone: 306.585.3060
Email: tracy@hcsas.sk.ca
hcsas.sk.ca

Motor Safety Association (MSA) (C61, C62, M41, M72, M91, M94)