Alberta’s construction community is coming together Oct. 28 and 29 at the JW Marriott ICE District in Edmonton for the ACSA 2026 Conference. Built on the theme of Safety Foundations: Constructing a Culture of Excellence, this year’s conference explores how collaboration strengthens workplace safety and supports business excellence. No two
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2026 Continuing the Conversation Webinar Series
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
Building Strong Foundations: Takeaways from the ACSA Conference
The spirit of progress and collaboration drove the ACSA 2025 Conference, held November 5-6 at Calgary’s BMO Centre. About 400 industry leaders, workers and safety advocates came together under the theme, Safety Foundations: Constructing a Culture of Excellence, to explore how innovation and connection are shaping safe, productive worksites now
News Release: ACSA 2025 Conference Explores the Future of Construction Safety Innovations
EDMONTON, AB, October 3, 2025—With more than 55% of Alberta’s construction injuries happening to workers in their first year at a company, the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is building on its Injury Prevention Campaign by spotlighting how innovation—through technology, AI, research and collaboration—is helping shape today and the next generation of safe workers.
COR year-end audit dates
2025 COR dates If you need a COR audit this year, now is the time to request it through MyAudit. Please note the upcoming COR submission deadlines: Please see these important reminders about your 2025 audit: For support, please contact our COR Team.
Safety Showdown Builds Camaraderie to Prevent Injuries in Alberta’s Construction Industry
JUNE 2025 – After a month of building camaraderie among Alberta’s construction crews, the Alberta Construction Safety Association’s (ACSA) first-ever Safety Showdown contest has come to a close. Throughout May, more than 150 teams took up the safety challenge, with nearly 500 participants testing their safety skills through daily quizzes
Upcoming Webinar: Return-to-Work Strategies for Alberta Construction Leaders
If you’re in a leadership role or responsible for health and safety or disability management, we invite you to join this free virtual seminar on how to reduce the impact of workplace injuries in the construction industry. Your Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) and the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB-Alberta) are
News release: ACSA unites the construction industry to protect first-year workers
For immediate release EDMONTON, AB, April 30, 2025 — With 55 per cent of Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) claims in Alberta’s construction industry involving first-year workers at a company – regardless of age – the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is rallying its 56,000 member companies to reduce these injuries.
ACSA 2025 Safety Foundations Webinar Series
Safety is a collective effort, and in construction—a critical yet high-risk industry—it is at the core of every operation. With Alberta poised to recruit and retain over 59,000 workers in the next 10 years (BuildForce Canada, 2025), keeping workers safe and businesses sustainable go hand in hand. Building on the
ACSA Welcomes New Board of Directors and Executive Committee Members Following 2025 AGM
At our annual general meeting (AGM) in Calgary, Alberta on March 13, 2025, your Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) welcomed our new Board of Directors and Executive Committee members. ACSA’s Board of Directors represents a broad spectrum of the Alberta construction industry. It consists of representatives from construction associations, trade