Media Availability For Immediate Release Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) hosts a sold-out conference with leading Canadian safety experts to discuss pressing mental health concerns and well-being in the workplace. Topics include addictions and psychological and physical health. (November 22, 2023- Calgary-AB-) Media are invited to a provincial conference hosted
Calgary, AB, November 22, 2023 – Leading Canadian safety experts converge in downtown Calgary to discuss remedies and support for psychosocial issues such as mental health and addictions to create healthier work environments. The theme for the Conference, ‘Healthy Minds, Safe Workplaces – Constructing a Safety Culture,’ sets the tone
Edmonton, Alberta – Back left to right: Tony Rodgers, Michael Charlton, Jeff Appelman, Cody Bexson, Abbas Abbas, Tia Kjartanson, John Digman, Denis Poitras, Dave Hagen, Pamela Zilinski, Jason Wright, Guy Bellis Front left to right: Brad Bent, Grant Wagar, Pascal Contant, Craig McAuley, Ryan Hawley, Justin Cote, Jessica McCaughey, Tracey Hill Missing:
Edmonton, Alberta – Your Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Mark Hoosein will take on the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) role, starting January 9, 2023. “The selection committee was extremely pleased with Mark,” says John Digman, Board Chair. “We believe that he is
The Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is celebrating the opening of a brand new training facility in Fort McMurray tomorrow, with honoured guest Mayor Melissa Blake, and hundreds of construction industry representatives, expected to explore the new ACSA Space. ACSA Chief Operations Officer, Tammy Hawkins, said the Association is looking
Albertans will gather on Friday, April 28th, for the National Day of Mourning. Ceremonies will be held across the province with a moment of silence to remember those who have lost their lives and those who have been injured due to a work-related incident or occupational illness. Tammy Hawkins, Chief
In construction, safety is not only a priority but a core value for all workers and employers, because everyone deserves to come home at the end of the workday. This value will be reflected at a launch event on February 8, 2017, to announce the official partnership between the Alberta
People living in regions all over Alberta have the opportunity to acknowledge the hard-working contributors to safety in their own communities with nominations now open for the Alberta Construction Safety Association’s (ACSA) Annual Achievement Awards. The Awards recognize the outstanding innovations and achievements of individuals and companies from the Alberta
When: Monday November 7 & Tuesday November 8, 2016. Where: Shaw Conference Centre Edmonton, AB Who: Minister of Labour, Christina Gray & Deputy Minister of Labour, Jeff Parr Now in its 15th year, the annual Alberta Health & Safety Conference & Trade Fair is one of the largest of its
Hundreds of construction safety workers and representatives gathered on Tuesday, August 30, at the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) office in Edmonton, to celebrate the Association’s one millionth student to take safety training. ACSA’s Executive Director, Dan MacLennan, said he was humbled to see how far the Association, and safety
