Save the date for the ACSA 2026 Conference

ACSA’s annual conference provides the industry’s safety leaders, business owners, workforce and partners with a place to connect, learn and collaborate on shaping safety in construction.

Mark your calendars and plan to join us at the JW Marriott Edmonton ICE District on Oct. 28 and 29, 2026. Space will be limited.

The ACSA 2026 Conference will continue building on our theme, Safety Foundations: Constructing a Culture of Excellence.

 

Are you interested in becoming an exhibitor at the ACSA 2026 Conference?

Share your expression of interest at MyEngage and we’ll notify you when registration opens.

 

Partner with us as a 2026 Conference sponsor

Help us set the stage for 450 industry leaders, experts and partners as we continue our pursuit of safety and business excellence.

Email us at conference@youracsa.ca.

Thank you to our 2025 Sponsors: 

 

CONFERENCE PARTNER

 

GOLD SPONSOR

 

SILVER SPONSOR

 

ADDITIONAL SPONSORS

OpenCircle (2025 Conference Partner)

OpenCircle is an Alberta-based not-for-profit organization that has proudly served Alberta’s construction industry and its workers for close to 40 years. Our team supports 1,700 member companies in meeting the opportunities and challenges of an ever-changing workplace by providing an integrated suite of programs, services and health benefits. 

The team at OpenCircle understands the unique nature of the employer-employee relationship. We look for new and dynamic avenues to deliver value to members, their employees and families. It is our commitment to provide members in this province with holistic solutions that support the health and well-being of their employees includes services such as: 

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Opening Minds (2025 Conference Tradeshow Gold Sponsor)

Opening Minds, a division of the Mental Health Commission of Canada, is proud to sponsor the ACSA 2025 Conference and co-host a breakout session focused on advancing psychological health and safety (PHS) in construction. As a social enterprise, we provide evidence-based training and practical tools that help workplaces talk openly about mental health, shift negative attitudes and reduce stigma related to mental illness. Psychological health and safety equips leaders and teams with the knowledge to promote a psychologically healthy and safe culture. We’re looking forward to hearing how industry members are addressing mental health and supporting safer, more resilient workplaces across Alberta. 

 

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