Safety and business excellence go hand in hand in Alberta’s construction industry. As the industry continues to evolve through innovation, technology and changing workforce demands, collaboration and knowledge sharing remain critical to building safer workplaces and stronger businesses.
Continuing the conversation from the ACSA 2025 Conference Partners Panel, the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) hosted the Continuing the Conversation webinar series. Led by ACSA CEO Mark Hoosein and featuring respected industry leaders, the two-part series revisited key questions raised at the conference while exploring the topics that matter most to Alberta’s construction sector.
ACSA remains committed to supporting its more than 56,000 member companies and over 230,000 construction workers across Alberta by providing practical insights and resources that help drive safety performance and business excellence. This year’s webinar series focused on how innovation, integrated project delivery and emerging technologies are shaping the future of construction safety and efficiency.
Webinar 1: Innovative practices advancing construction project delivery
ACSA CEO Mark Hoosein hosted Aaron Yohnke, VP, Corporate and Integrated Construction Services at PCL Construction, and Anthony Nardi, director of construction at EPCOR Water Services, for an in-depth discussion on innovative practices, digital tools and integrated construction approaches shaping modern project delivery. The speakers shared real-world examples of how technology-enabled solutions are improving efficiency, strengthening collaboration and supporting safer, more resilient infrastructure.
Webinar 2: Leveraging innovation to improve safety and efficiency in homebuilding
Mark Hoosein was joined by Brian Hahn, CEO of BILD Calgary Region, and Bruce Alton, co-founder and CEO of RoBIM Technologies Inc., for a forward-looking discussion on the technology and innovation trends shaping residential construction in Alberta. Speakers explored how emerging tools and innovative thinking can support safety, productivity and business excellence in homebuilding.
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