How Mission: Zero fits into WorkSafe’s new strategic framework of safety, health and well-being

How Mission: Zero fits into WorkSafe’s new strategic framework of safety, health and well-being WorkSafe Saskatchewan has moved to a new strategic framework focused on safety, health and well-being. The refreshed framework reflects a broader approach to workplace safety, including physical safety, psychological health and safety, prevention, recovery and shared responsibility in workplaces. Mission: Zero played an important role in building a strong safety culture across Saskatchewan since it was launched in May 2008. WorkSafe’s goal of preventing all workplace injuries and fatalities has not changed. However, WorkSafe is no longer promoting Mission: Zero in new materials. Partners and employers do not need to remove existing Mission: Zero logos, decals, posters or other materials. As you update or replace your materials, we encourage you to use the new WorkSafe logo and messaging. This helps keep workplace safety information clear, consistent and aligned with the current brand. For new materials, please [...]

2026-10-15T16:34:00-06:00October 15th, 2026|news|
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Rewarding Construction Safety

WorkSafe Rewards Construction Safety This fall, WorkSafe Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA), is sending a team around the province looking for residential construction crews who are committed to safety. Show us your fall protection in action and WorkSafe Sask might stop by with coffee and donuts for the crew. And, when your team wears full personal protective equipment (PPE) and fall protection, they could win gear. We will also recognize the crew for being safe on our social media channels and on radio. Want to be rewarded? Share a photo with us of your crew using their fall protection and protective equipment on the job site through social media. Always remember to wear your fall protection and protective equipment on the job site to eliminate injuries and fatalities. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Wearing protective equipment is your last line of [...]

2024-04-25T11:36:19-06:00June 28th, 2018|
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Publications

Publications Worksafe Saskatchewan library of online resources. Publications You have found it; your go-to place for all your questions relating to workplace safety. We have resources that will help you stay safe on the job.  Check out our library of online resources. Asbestos guidelines for managing asbestos in buildings Audiometric Testing in Saskatchewan  Back Talk: An Owner's Manual for Backs Electrical Safety Program Development Guide Elements of an Occupational Health and Safety Program Emergency Showers and Eyewashes in the Workplace Eye Injury Prevention First Aid in Saskatchewan Workplaces Hand injury prevention toolbox talk Health and Safety of Workers: Orientation and Training: A Guide for Employers Hot Conditions Guidelines Impairment in the Workplace Toolbox Talk Indoor Air Quality Guide Muscoskeletal Injuries Prevention Guide Occupational Health and Safety School Kit Powered Mobile Equipment (PME) Operator Competency Checklist Protecting Outdoor Workers from [...]

2026-09-30T08:41:12-06:00December 4th, 2013|
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Construction

Construction Construction site safety requires rules and protective equipment. Construction Construction can be a dangerous job if people don’t recognize the risks and take appropriate steps to prevent injuries from occurring. There are many different kinds of construction, including commercial, residential and roads and highways. Regardless of the kind of construction, many safety hazards exist. Staying safe on the job should always be your number one priority. Learning your responsibilities is the first step. You should also be aware of other people’s responsibilities so you know what to do if you spot a hazard. People don't always think of a public highway as a workplace - but once it is under construction, it becomes someone's work area. Every year in North America, 7,500 road and highway workers are injured and over 80 are killed. Being aware of [...]

2026-05-01T07:09:14-06:00December 2nd, 2013|
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