Alberta Wildfire: Resources

As part of our ongoing commitment to facilitating access to health and safety resources, Your ACSA has compiled essential information on the recent wildfire that happened in Jasper, Alberta. Explore the resources below to stay informed and prepared, and learn about ways to contribute to Alberta’s safety and Jasper’s resilience.

Women in Safety Sponsorship Program

Applications closed! We are no longer accepting applications for the Women in Safety Sponsorship. Elevate Your Career in Construction Safety with Our Women in Safety Sponsorship Are you a woman looking to grow your career in construction safety with a National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) or National Health and Safety

Webinar: COR Action Plans

Join ACSA’s Austin Dowling Match 15th for an informative webinar on COR Action Plans, an alternative for maintenance years. An action plan gives employers credit for taking action to improve workplace safety, including your own ideas to improve safety culture. Starting in 2024, employers who hold COR certification may be

Webinar: SECOR Action Plans

Join ACSA’s Austin Dowling February 23rd for an informative webinar on SECOR Action Plans, an alternative for maintenance years. An action plan gives employers credit for taking action to improve workplace safety, including your own ideas to improve safety culture. Starting in 2024, employers who hold SECOR certification may be

2024 COR/SECOR updates

2024 COR updates Effective January 1, 2024, COR employers are no longer required to have a COR-certified auditor on staff. Instead, employers may choose to use third-party consultant auditors annually for COR maintenance and re-certification years. Auditors must keep up with their certification if they fall under the following scenarios: As

Your ACSA Celebrates 35 Years

Since our inception in 1988, the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) has built a solid reputation for leading safety training in Alberta and throughout Canada. We have grown from a membership of 14,000 companies to more than 54,000. Over the past 35 years, the number of lost-time claims (work injuries