Awards honour construction leaders for reducing workplace incidents
The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) announces the winners of its 2024 Safety Awards, spotlighting excellence and dedication in workplace safety across Saskatchewan’s construction industry. The annual awards honour both companies and individuals who have shown exceptional commitment to fostering a culture of safety in the province.
This year’s recipients are all from Saskatoon-based companies, showcasing the region’s leadership in advancing construction safety standards:
- Corporate Leadership in Safety: CandorBuild Construction Corp.
- Safety Leader: Lance Peters, Breck Construction
- Safety Practitioner: Chris Paposi, Ram Steel
These winners are recognized for their outstanding safety practices and significant contributions to promoting a safe working environment. Their achievements align with the SCSA’s mission to enhance safety awareness and prevent workplace injuries through comprehensive safety training and effective safety programs.
SCSA President Collin Pullar emphasizes the importance of these contributions, stating, “As the longtime safety partner of the Saskatchewan construction industry, we are pleased to highlight the achievements of our members and provide examples of safety leadership for others. We extend our deepest appreciation to the companies and individuals who help us deliver our mission, promoting safety on their sites and beyond. We remain committed to supporting our members in preventing injuries through safety training, trusted advice, and programs like COR®. These winners prove that this work is valuable and safety excellence is possible.”
The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association, a non-profit organization funded by the construction industry, provides cost-effective, high-quality safety training and programs. Serving companies registered with the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB), the SCSA is dedicated to improving safety across the residential, commercial, and industrial construction sectors.
