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Advisors are on sites every day, ready and available to support Southwest’s subtrades. - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia adopts NCSO® and NHSA™ designations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-adopts-ncso-and-nhsa-designations/) - Jan. 9, 2023 Will allow for increased mobility for construction safety professionals across the country DARTMOUTH, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia is pleased to announce that it is now offering the National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO®) designation. Nova Scotia is the last province to adopt the designation amongst the construction safety associations across Canada, - [FAQs for NCSO® and NHSA™](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/faqs-for-ncso-and-nhsa/) - Is my NCSO® transferrable to other provinces? Yes, but that province may require you to write their provincial exam (most) or require a fee. Please check with the province’s construction safety association directly. How do I apply for the NCSO® and NHSA™ program? Complete this application for NCSO® or this application for NHSA™, pay the - [Safety and Health Week: Workplace Impairment & Support Strategies](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety-and-health-week-workplace-impairment-support-strategies/) - Safety and Health Week is a reminder that workplace safety challenges are often complex and require informed, practical solutions. Substance use in the workplace is one of the most difficult issues employers face and knowing how to respond appropriately is not always clear. This webinar, Our Current Reality: Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace – - [Safety and Health Week: Return-to-Work Support](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety-and-health-week-return-to-work-support/) - Safety and Health Week is an opportunity to focus on the real challenges that impact workplace safety and the practical steps employers can take to address them. One of the most complex responsibilities for employers is supporting an injured worker’s safety and timely return to work, especially with Duty to Cooperate requirements now in effect. - [Safety and Health Week: What Employers Need to Know About Harassment Regulations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety-and-health-week-what-employers-need-to-know-about-harassment-regulations/) - Safety and Health Week highlights the importance of not only physical safety, but also creating respectful, healthy workplaces. Navigating new regulatory requirements can be challenging, especially when it comes to understanding what they mean in practice and how to apply them in your organization. This webinar, Preparing for the Workplace Harassment Regulations, helps break down - [Supporting Women in Construction: Building Equitable and Safe Workplaces](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/supporting-women-in-construction-building-equitable-and-safe-workplaces/) - This week, we recognize Women in Construction Week (March 1–7) and International Women’s Day (March 8). These observances celebrate the contributions of women and the importance of inclusive work environments. According to BuildForce Canada, women now account for 13.6% of construction employment, the highest share on record. This growth underscores the need for equitable practices and support on every site. To help build - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia launches provincewide campaign to raise awareness of silica hazards and prevent long-term lung disease](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-launches-provincewide-campaign-to-raise-awareness-of-silica-hazards-and-prevent-long-term-lung-disease/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 3, 2026 DARTMOUTH, N.S. — Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) has launched a new provincewide awareness campaign to help workers and employers better understand the dangers of crystalline silica and take action to prevent exposure on the job. Crystalline silica is found in materials like concrete, stone, brick, sand, and tile—common across construction and many related - [Board of Directors: 2026 Call for Nominations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/board-of-directors-2026-call-for-nominations/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) is an industry funded not-for-profit association focused on improving occupational health and safety in the construction sector. CSNS is a highly regarded leader in occupational health and safety (OHS) services with over 300,000 students trained in health and safety and over 1,150 firms attaining the association’s Certificate of Recognition (COR®) - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia and MERIT Nova Scotia Launch Anchor Point Member Assistance Program (MAP) to Support Mental Health in the Construction Industry](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-and-merit-nova-scotia-launch-anchor-point-member-assistance-program-map-to-support-mental-health-in-the-construction-industry/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 27, 2025 DARTMOUTH, N.S. – Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) and MERIT Nova Scotia are pleased to announce the launch of Anchor Point, a new Member Assistance Program (MAP) designed to enhance mental health and wellness supports for workers in Nova Scotia’s construction industry. Delivered through the GreenShield+ digital health platform, - [Member Spotlight: EllisDon – Leading Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/member-spotlight-ellisdon-leading-safety/) - At Construction Safety Nova Scotia, we’re proud to recognize individuals and organizations who go beyond compliance to create safer, healthier, and more inclusive workplaces. This year, we’re thrilled to celebrate Megan Smith, Health, Safety, and Environmental Coordinator at EllisDon, as the recipient of our Women in Safety Leadership Award. Megan’s leadership is rooted in empathy - [Conflict on the construction site is a safety concern](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/conflict-on-the-construction-site-is-a-safety-concern/) - Oct. 19, 2022 Resolve it by showing empathy, brainstorming solutions with involved parties By MJ MacDonald A construction site is no stranger to conflict: someone took someone else’s tape measure without asking for the tenth time; another person made a crack about a colleague’s work ethic; a sub challenges the superintendent’s orders; a super continuously - [COS Young Achievers 2025 Celebrates Santanna Coleman as 2025 Industry Leader](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cos-young-achievers-2025-celebrates-santanna-coleman-as-2025-industry-leader/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 9, 2025 DARTMOUTH, NS — Santanna Coleman has been crowned as one of Canadian Occupational Safety‘s leading lights. This is a significant honour as Canadian Occupational Safety is among the preeminent authorities in the global safety industry. “Safety is more than a job to me; it is about caring for people - [Nova Scotia Construction Industry Faces Mental Health Challenges, New Survey Finds](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/nova-scotia-construction-industry-faces-mental-health-challenges-new-survey-finds/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 7, 2025 DARTMOUTH, NS – Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS), in partnership with research firm WorkInsights, has released the results of the first Nova Scotia-focused study on mental health in the construction sector. Conducted in spring 2024, the study was commissioned to help bridge gap for data specific to Nova Scotia. - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia Partners with Eastern Return to Work Solutions](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-partners-with-eastern-return-to-work-solutions/) - With Nova Scotia’s new Duty to Cooperate legislation coming into effect in July 2025, construction employers will soon be legally required to participate in the return-to-work (RTW) process for injured workers. To support our members as they navigate this change, Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) is pleased to partner with Eastern Return to Work Solutions - [Exclusive Fuel Savings for CSNS Members](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/exclusive-fuel-savings-for-csns-members/) - As a member of Construction Safety Nova Scotia, you can now save 3.5¢/litre on gasoline and diesel, enjoy 25% off car washes, and gain access to Canada’s largest fuel network with the SuperPass™ program from Petro-Canada™. SuperPass™ is designed to work for businesses of all sizes in the construction industry — whether you manage one - [Canada Post Disruption FAQ](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/canada-post-disruption-faq/) - Posted: December 19, 2024 Canada Post National Strike November 15, 2024-December 17, 2024 Canada Post resumes operations December 17, 2024, following a national strike since November 15, 2024. With a large, integrated network of processing plants, depots and post offices, Canada Post is advising Canadians that stabilizing operations will take time. Consumers are told to expect delivery - [Shining a Light on Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/shining-a-light-on-safety/) - On May 16, 2024, at our Annual General Meeting, we were pleased to award the prestigious Women in Safety Leadership Award to Andrea Giles, Project Manager and Safety Coordinator of Solar Ascent. Her relentless drive for safety excellence and commitment to building a safer and more inclusive workplace makes her a deserving recipient of this - [Ryan Quinn, Manager of Safety Services at Construction Safety Nova Scotia, Named to OHS Canada’s 2024 Top 25 Under 40](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/top-25-under-40/) - October 1, 2024 Dartmouth, NS – Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) is proud to announce that Ryan Quinn, Manager of Safety Services, has been named one of OHS Canada’s Top 25 Under 40 for 2024. This prestigious national award recognizes emerging leaders who are making significant contributions to the field of occupational health and safety - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia Acknowledges Workers’ Compensation Review Committee Report, Emphasizes Injury Prevention as Key to Reducing Time-Loss Claims](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-acknowledges/) - September 5, 2024 DARTMOUTH, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) acknowledges the release of the Workers’ Compensation Review Committee’s report on the state of Nova Scotia’s workers' compensation system. “Injury prevention is paramount when it comes to reducing time-loss claims and ensuring the well-being of our workforce,” said MJ MacDonald, CEO of CSNS. “This - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia achieves gender parity on its Board of Directors, marks other major milestones at recent Annual General Meeting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-achieves-gender-parity-on-its-board-of-directors/) - May 23, 2024 Industry leader celebrates 30th anniversary and recognizes safety excellence amongst Nova Scotian companies. DARTMOUTH, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) held its 30th annual general meeting on May 16, 2024. During the meeting, the membership approved 16 new and returning directors, with a gender split of 50 per cent. “Over the - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia opens new Sydney office to meet demand across Cape Breton](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-opens-new-sydney-office-to-meet-demand-across-cape-breton/) - May 25, 2023 Cape Breton OHS advisor will be available for training, mentorship, and help with COR® certification SYDNEY, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) has opened a new office at the firehall at 850 Grand Lake Road in Sydney to meet the needs of construction employers across Cape Breton. “We are seeing a - [Introducing Candace Carnahan](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/candace-carnahan-entrepreneur-motivational-speaker-on-workplace-safety-culture-change-agent/) - Candace Carnahan - Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker on Workplace Safety & Culture Change Agent “I’m passionate about empowering people, encouraging everyone to use their voice to speak up, and to be heard,” says Candace. Incidents can happen to anyone. That's why making safety personal is so important. We are looking forward to welcoming Candace Carnahan as - [RSI Day resources](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/rsi-day-resources/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia has shared resources for construction employers and employees to help them understand and prevent repetitive strain injuries (RSIs), in honour of RSI Day in February. The International Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) Awareness Day aims to raise awareness of RSIs (also known as musculoskeletal disorders), which are a family of painful disorders - [Health & Safety at the Core of Pomerleau's Business](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/health-safety-at-the-core-of-pomerleaus-business/) - About Pomerleau Pomerleau is one of Canada’s largest construction companies, excelling in delivering buildings, civil and infrastructure works, and major projects using alternative models. With its research and development lab, Pomerleau integrates innovation into more than 70% of its projects and constructs sustainably to build the living environments of tomorrow. Guided by their family values and - [Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations Achieves Significant Milestone with 10,000+ Active COR® Certified Firms](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/canadian-federation-of-construction-safety-associations-achieves-significant-milestone-with-10000-active-cor-certified-firms/) - November 8, 2023 For Immediate Release The Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations (CFCSA) and its members are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in occupational health and safety with the attainment of over 10,000 active Certificate of Recognition (COR®) certified firms across the nation. COR®: A National Accreditation Standard for Safety Excellence The Certificate - [Did you know the Town of New Glasgow is fully COR® Certified?](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/did-you-know-the-town-of-new-glasgow-is-fully-cor-certified/) - The Town of New Glasgow is a leader in safety excellence and a proud Associate Member Plus of Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS). Their commitment to safety is clearly demonstrated by their Certificate of Recognition (COR®) Certification. The town first obtained their COR® Certification in 2005 in their Public Works Department. After consulting with the - [Download COR® audit instrument](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/download-cor-audit-instrument/) - Download the new COR® audit instrument for Nova Scotia here. - [Mental health a top priority at Bird](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health-a-top-priority-at-bird/) - A healthy and safe work environment is a non-negotiable at Bird, including supporting employee mental well-being. The company pursues a “holistic approach” to employee health and wellbeing, and strives for an empathetic culture that considers the mental health and psychological safety of all employees. Bird was the inaugural winner of Construction Safety Nova Scotia’s Workplace - [New COR® standard FAQs](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor-harmonization-faqs/) - Q. Who is affected by these changes? A. All COR® certified companies who all in the following classifications: Small Business, Intermediate Business, Standard Business, as well as any companies applying for COR® that fall within those categories. Q. I'm an owner/operator. Do I need to do anything differently? A. No. Nothing is different for owner/operators. - [The CFCSA: sharing construction safety resources and building safety harmonization from the bottom up](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/the-cfcsa-sharing-construction-safety-resources-and-building-safety-harmonization-from-the-bottom-up/) - As a construction employer, you’ll recognize at least one of these important construction safety organizations helping you to work safer. BC Construction Safety Alliance Alberta Construction Safety Association ASP Construction Association sectorielle paritaire Construction Safety Association of Manitoba Construction Safety Nova Scotia Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan Infrastructure Heath & Safety Association Manitoba Heavy - [Trane wins back-to-back safety awards](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/trane-wins-back-to-back-safety-awards/) - Trane Canada has won Construction Safety Nova Scotia’s Chair’s Award for Safety Excellence – Standard Business two years in a row. They are going on just over four years with no recorded incidents. According to Donnie Clarke, area service manager, one of the reasons for the company’s success is because safety at the HVAC company - [New COR® questions](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/new-cor-questions/) - The following are the new questions and their respective sections for the new harmonized COR® standard. 2. 5 Are design and layout of the work area, ergonomics, machinery, and processes considered in the assessments? 2.7 Are the personnel competent to participate in the hazard assessment process? 5.1 Does the policy, procedure, or guideline include responsibilities - [Iron Maple focuses on young workers, involving staff in safe work plans](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/iron-maple-focuses-on-young-workers-involving-staff-in-safe-work-plans/) - When Iron Maple Constructors was formed in May 2020, the ownership group made it clear right out of the gate that safety was of the utmost importance. “Their belief is that production does not take precedence over safety,” said Earl Affleck, safety manager at the Dartmouth, NS-based general contractor. “If you need something, they get - [New awareness campaign aims to educate homeowners on potential liability when hiring contractors](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/new-awareness-campaign-aims-to-educate-homeowners-on-potential-liability-when-hiring-contractors/) - May 15, 2023 Construction Safety Coalition — made up of 14 industry partners — coming together to address worker safety at heights DARTMOUTH, NS — Every year, construction workers die on the job or are severely injured as a result of improper fall protection when working at heights across Nova Scotia. These injuries occur in - [To not be COR® certified is ignorance and negligence: Roofing company owner](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/to-not-be-cor-certified-is-negligence-and-ignorance-says-roofing-company-owner/) - When Michael Croft started in the roofing industry at 16 years old, there was no such thing as fall protection. “If you did feel there was a risk of falling, you had basically a lap belt with a rope on it — and there’s nothing safe about that either,” said Croft, who is the president - [15 companies and individuals honoured at CSNS’ AGM](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/15-companies-and-individuals-honoured-at-csns-agm/) - April 28, 2023 Awards handed out for women and safety leadership, mental health, safety excellence and more DARTMOUTH, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) is pleased to announce the winners of its 2023 Safety Awards, which were handed out at the association’s Annual General Meeting yesterday. This year, the awards honoured 12 companies and - [Mental health safety for construction workers: What leaders can do](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health-safety-for-construction-workers/) - Jan. 3, 2023 By MJ MacDonald Mental health is rightly a hot topic these days, but it is of a particular concern in the construction industry. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the suicide rate for male construction workers is over four times higher than the national suicide average. In Nova Scotia, - [New fall protection awareness campaign has launched targeting employers and workers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/new-fall-protection-awareness-campaign-has-launched-targeting-employers-and-workers/) - April 5, 2023 Construction Safety Coalition — made up of 14 industry partners — coming together to address falls from heights DARTMOUTH, NS — Every year, construction workers die on the job or are severely injured as a result of improper fall protection when working at heights across Nova Scotia. According to data from WCB - [The Shaw Group involves employees in safety and recognizes their efforts](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/the-shaw-group-involves-employees-in-safety-and-recognizes-their-efforts/) - The Shaw Group, a proud local developer and manufacturer in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick for the past 160 years, has a variety of tools in its safety toolbox for engaging its workers to remain safe on the job. One of which is an internal marketing campaign with a “Safety First” theme. “We’ve developed 'Safety - [Diversity and inclusion big focus at Twin City Painting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/diversity-and-inclusion-big-focus-at-twin-city-painting/) - Twin City Painting recently developed a diversity and inclusion policy that explicitly outlines what behaviours are not acceptable in the workplace, encourages workers to come forward if they are on the receiving end of bulling or harassment, and indicates what behaviours are zero tolerance and will result in immediate termination of employment. “We are an - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia releases new resources for RSI Day](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/construction-safety-nova-scotia-releases-new-resources-for-rsi-day/) - Feb. 23, 2023 Association will also hold live stream webinar on Feb. 28 DARTMOUTH, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia has introduced new resources for construction employers around repetitive strain injury in honour of RSI Day on Feb. 28. The International Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) Awareness Day aims to raise awareness of RSIs (also known - [Rate of suicide more than twice as high in construction industry than general population, finds U.S. report](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/rate-of-suicide-more-than-twice-as-high-in-construction-industry-than-general-population-finds-u-s-report/) - There are many ways construction employers can help their workers who are living with mental health issues Dec. 14, 2022 By MJ MacDonald At industry event in the fall of 2021, during COVID, I was sitting at a table with a union leader who told me he personally knew of six people who had died - [How to recruit more women into the construction industry](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/how-to-recruit-more-women-into-the-construction-industry/) - Feb. 3, 2023 By MJ MacDonald When I was a recent graduate of mechanical engineering from Technical University of Nova Scotia in 1984, I was hired by Black and McDonald. I was thrilled to get my first real job — especially as a recession was in full force. The leadership team at Black and McDonald - [Kings Refrigeration gets nearly perfect COR® audit scores year after year](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/kings-refrigeration-gets-nearly-perfect-cor-audit-scores-year-after-year/) - A fun recognition program and support for any safety concerns engage employees in safety Kings Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Ltd. is based in Cambridge, N.S. but serves Halifax through to Digby and the South Shore. Their employees can be found servicing roof top units on commercial buildings and installing heat pumps in remote areas - [rcs construction keeps it at 100](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/rcs-construction-keeps-it-at-100/) - Return to work, mental health top of mind for Bedford-based company At rcs construction in Bedford, being 100 percent hard hats is not enough — they’re 100 percent glasses too. “Safety glasses may not always be a legislative requirement, but we feel they are just as important as hard hats,” said Ashley Tingley, safety manager - [Sign up today for Basic and Intermediate first aid courses](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sign-up-today-for-basic-and-intermediate-first-aid-courses/) - Spots still available for December courses but filling up fast! Nov. 15, 2022 — Construction Safety Nova Scotia is encouraging members to sign up now for December first aid courses. We are seeing an influx of registrants for these courses and spots are filling up fast. Our Basic First Aid curriculum (formerly Emergency First Aid) - [News Release: End of daylight savings time poses safety hazard for construction workers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/news-release-end-of-daylight-savings-time-poses-safety-hazard-for-construction-workers/) - Nov. 2, 2022 Follow these 7 safety tips to reduce incidents DARTMOUTH, NS — While most people will be ecstatic to have another hour of sleep on Sunday, Nov. 6, the end of daylight savings time can pose a significant hazard for construction sector employers. With the benefit of an extra hour of light for - [Restoration work safety reminders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/restoration-work-safety-reminders/) - In the wake of Hurricane Fiona, many of Construction Safety Nova Scotia's members are involved in restoration work across the province. Please review the following health and safety tips to ensure you are completing this important work safely and not causing long-term damage to your health. • Conduct thorough hazard assessments on your work activities. - [SEPTEMBER 2022 MEMBER PROFILE: MARCO GROUP](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/september-2022-member-profile-marco-group/) - At Marco Group, communication and consistency are keys to safety success Marco Group is the largest Atlantic Canadian-based general contractor. They operate in the retail, commercial, recreational, multi-residential, entertainment, health care, educational, and light industrial sectors as design-builders, construction managers, and general contractors. The company is proud to be COR® certified and it actively encourages this certification - [In the News: Global TV interview on Suicide Prevention Month](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/in-the-news-global-tv-interview-on-suicide-prevention-month/) - Sept. 21, 2022 — Construction Safety Nova Scotia CEO MJ MacDonald and was interviewed by Global TV News at 6 Halifax about the very important — and often overlooked — topic of suicide in the construction sector. Watch here! Do you need resources for suicide prevention or mental health in general on your construction site? - [News Release: Construction Safety Nova Scotia reminding construction companies about Suicide Prevention Month](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/news-release-construction-safety-nova-scotia-reminding-construction-companies-about-suicide-prevention-month/) - September 13th, 2022 Construction industry has high suicide rate, according to CDC, but CSNS has resources available to help DARMOUTH, NS — Male construction workers have a 65 percent higher suicide rate than male workers in all other sectors, according to a report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). September is Suicide Prevention - [News Release: Construction Safety Nova Scotia partnering with Glooscap Ventures to offer safety training to Indigenous Peoples](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/news-release-construction-safety-nova-scotia-partnering-with-glooscap-ventures-to-offer-safety-training-to-indigenous-peoples/) - Sept. 29, 2022 ‘We are doing our small part for reconciliation,’ says CSNS CEO MJ MacDonald DARMOUTH, NS — Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) acknowledges the injustices suffered by Indigenous communities across Canada this Truth and Reconciliation Day. In light of this important day of awareness and education, CSNS is announcing a special partnership with - [Global TV: Suicide Prevention Month](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/global-tv-suicide-prevention-month/) - Sept. 21 — Construction Safety Nova Scotia CEO MJ MacDonald and was interviewed by Global TV News at 6 Halifax about the very important — and often overlooked — topic of suicide in the construction sector. Watch here! Do you need resources for suicide prevention or mental health in general on your construction site? Check - [Farewell to our retired board member, Brad Smith](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/farewell-to-our-retired-board-member-brad-smith/) - MJ MacDonald, Construction Safety Nova Scotia CEO, presented Brad Smith with a thankful plaque for his ten years of service and leadership on the board last Monday, August 22, 2022. Brad Smith is a retired Board Director and was a representative for the Mainland Building Trades Association. We are thankful for his dedication and contributions ## Pages - [Home](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia is a not-for-profit association funded by & responsible for the construction industry in the city. We're a leading health & safety resource provider." - [Job Postings](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/job-postings/) - About Construction Safety Nova Scotia Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) is an industry founded and funded membership based not-for-profit association focused on improving Occupational Health & Safety outcomes in the construction industry. Driven by our values of relationships, quality, and innovation and with the support of the Board of Directors, the CSNS team enables a - [Online Course Registration](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/online-course-registration/) - Online Course Access Codes Online courses require an access code. Codes are issued by email Monday–Friday between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Please allow time within these hours for your code to be delivered. Pricing Member Associate Member Plus Associate Member $35 +HST $45 +HST $65 +HST *CELT and WHMIS are free for high school - [Anchor Point Member Assistance Program (MAP)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/introducing-the-csns-member-assistance-program-map/) - Supporting Mental Wellness in Nova Scotia’s Construction Industry Construction work comes with unique challenges, both on and off the job. Whether you're dealing with stress, navigating a legal issue, planning your finances, making a career transition, or simply looking for trusted guidance, Anchor Point is here to help. Anchor Point is a free Member Assistance - [Videos](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/videos/) - [Youth Safety Education and Training](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/youth-safety-education-and-training-2/) - Empowering Young Workers to Stay Safe on the Job Young workers are full of energy, ambition, and curiosity—they’re eager to contribute and ready to learn. But without proper training and experience, they’re more likely to face risks on the job. Limited exposure to workplace hazards and a lack of safety awareness can lead to injuries - [Product Store](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product-store/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia offers tools and resources to help make construction companies safer and more efficient. Our products are available at our product store. - [Training Course Registration](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/course-registration/) - To register for self-paced e-Learning courses, please complete this form or contact us by email at info@constructionsafetyns.ca or by phone at 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888.Basic First Aid, Intermediate First Aid, and Mental Health First Aid certifications are now offered through St. John Ambulance. CSNS members can receive a discount. Please contact CSNS at 902-468-6696 or 1-800-971-3888 to - [Standard Business](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/standard-business/) - Below are the steps required in achieving COR for a standard business. Overall duration of time to complete your training, evaluation, and certification varies between companies. Complete the COR® application here Submit to cor@constructionsafetyns.ca Contact us for more information: 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 or info@constructionsafetyns.ca. - [Intermediate Business](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/intermediate-business/) - Below are the steps required in achieving COR for an intermediate business. Complete the COR® application here Submit to cor@constructionsafetyns.ca Contact us for more information: 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 or info@constructionsafetyns.ca. - [Owner/Operator](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/owner-operator/) - Below are the steps required in achieving COR. The overall duration of time to complete your training, evaluation, and certification varies between companies. Complete the COR® application here Submit to cor@constructionsafetyns.ca Contact us for more information: 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 or info@constructionsafetyns.ca. - [Small Business](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/small-business/) - Below are the steps required in achieving COR for a small business. Overall duration of time to complete your training, evaluation, and certification varies between companies. Complete the COR® application here Submit to cor@constructionsafetyns.ca Contact us for more information: 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 or info@constructionsafetyns.ca. - [Requests for Proposals](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/requests-for-proposals/) - About Construction Safety Nova Scotia Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) is an industry founded and funded membership based not-for-profit association focused on improving Occupational Health & Safety outcomes in the construction industry. Driven by our values of relationships, quality, and innovation and with the support of the Board of Directors, the CSNS team enables a - [COR® Audit Resources and Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor-tools/) - RESOURCES Certificate of Recognition Terms and Conditions - This document must be completed by all COR® companies certified by CSNS. COR® AUDIT TOOLS Printable and Fillable PDFs Printable PDF - CSNS New COR® Audit Instrument (April 2025) Fillable PDF - CSNS New COR® Audit Instrument (June 2026) *Please email completed audits to cor@constructionsafetyns.ca Digital Audit - [Annual General Meeting & Safety Awards](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/agm/) - About the AGM and Awards Ceremony Every year, Construction Safety Nova Scotia celebrates the achievements of its member firms and reflects on the association’s accomplishments and priorities at our Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Awards Ceremony. We invite all members to join us to approve new board members, share ideas on how we can positively - [NCSO® and NHSA™](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/ncso-and-nhsa/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia is excited to announce the launch of two health and safety designations: NCSO® and NHSA™. Contact us to learn more about their benefits. - [Board of Directors](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/board-of-directors/) - Our organization is governed by esteemed industry leaders representing our eight founding member groups. Their commitment to safety excellence guides our organization towards a vision of zero time-loss incidents in the construction industry of Nova Scotia. 2026-2027 Board of Directors - [Member Announcements](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/member-announcements/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia is partnering with Crisis-Ready Workplace to help construction employers strengthen psychological safety through practical, accredited crisis-response training Construction Safety Nova Scotia is partnering with Crisis-Ready Workplace to help construction employers strengthen psychological safety through practical, accredited crisis-response training. This partnership supports a more proactive, prevention-focused approach to workplace safety by equipping - [Press Releases & Media](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/press-releases/) - For all media inquiries contact: Shannon Kehoe Director, Strategy & Engagement Construction Safety Nova Scotia (902) 209-5658 skehoe@constructionsafetyns.ca NEWS RELEASES April 29, 2026: CFCSA Supports Industry Transition to Type II Helmets March 3, 2026: Construction Safety Nova Scotia launches provincewide campaign to raise awareness of silica hazards and prevent long-term lung disease October 27, 2025: Construction Safety - [Subscribe to our Newsletter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/subscribe/) - [Fall Protection Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/fall-protection-safety-for-construction-work-in-nova-scotia/) - Falls can happen from ladders, elevating work-platforms, permanent structures like roofs, and temporary structures such as scaffolds and other types of work platforms.Fall protection systems are required when working at a fall distance of 3m or more above the nearest safe surface or water, when working at less than 3m above any surface or thing - [Safety Net](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety-net/) - Sign up/Login to Safety Net Manage your team’s training in one place, at any timeSafety Net is an online system that gives employers real-time access to their employees’ CSNS training records, and the ability to register and pay for training all in one place.Use Safety Net to search your company’s training records by individual or - [Preventing Workplace Harassment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/preventing-workplace-harassment/) - Starting September 1, 2025, the Stronger Workplace Act, and particularly, provisions under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, expands the definition of ‘health and safety’ to include both physical and psychological safety. The legislation also requires that all provincially regulated employers in Nova Scotia meet specific obligations to prevent and address workplace harassment. This is - [Talk to Us About COR®](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/talk-to-us-about-cor/) - Book a free consultation with a CSNS advisor to learn how COR® works, what’s required, and whether it’s the right fit for your company. - [Course Information](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/courses/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia offers online & classroom courses like Accident/Incident Investigation, Basic First Aid, Confined Space – Generic, Conflict Resolution, & more. - [Training](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia provides various online & classroom courses. Our instructors have industry experience & use practical & interactive learning techniques to train. - [Prioritize Safety with Workplace Safety Courses in Halifax, NS](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/prioritize-safety-with-workplace-safety-courses-in-halifax-ns/) - At Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS), we know that every worker deserves to go home safely after their shift. Investing in the right workplace safety courses in Halifax NS is essential for both employees and employers looking to foster a safe, compliant, and productive work environment. Whether you are new to the industry or an - [Advance Your Career with Safety Certification in Halifax NS](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/advance-your-career-with-safety-certification-in-halifax-ns/) - Building a successful career in the construction industry requires more than just technical skills and hands-on experience—it increasingly depends on one’s commitment to safety and understanding of industry standards. In Nova Scotia, Construction Safety NS stands out as a leading organization providing comprehensive workplace safety certificate programs in Halifax NS, designed to elevate professionals’ credentials - [Cape Breton Office](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/capebreton/) - Safety Training & COR® Certification Support in Cape Breton Empowering Safer Workplaces Across the Island Construction Safety Nova Scotia is a not-for-profit organization funded by and accountable to Nova Scotia’s construction industry. In Cape Breton, we provide quality safety training, COR® certification support, and personalized guidance to help employers and workers build safer workplaces. Whether - [Mental Health: Building better together](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/) - Mental health is just as important as physical health. We all have a role to play in keeping each other safe and healthy at work. Start building your toolkit today and take a proactive approach to creating psychologically safe workplaces and supporting workers’ mental health. Need help now? Nova Scotia Mental Health and Addictions Crisis - [Mental Health Resources](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/mental-health-resources/) - Need help now? Nova Scotia Mental Health and Addictions Crisis Line: 1‑888‑429‑8167 Suicide Crisis Helpline: 988 Resources for the Workplace Training & Programs Mental Health First Aid – Certification | CSNSAssembling the Pieces Toolkit | CCOHSBusiness Case for Workplace Wellness | CCOHSOccupational Mental Health | CSNSOpening the Door to Support | CSNSPsychological Health and Safety - [Webinar Feedback: Our Current Reality – Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/webinar-feedback-our-current-reality-drugs-and-alcohol-in-the-workplace/) - Thank you for attending our webinar. 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Whether you’re a member, a dependent, or just curious about the program, this page will guide you through how Anchor Point works, what services are - [Construction Safety Nova Scotia Member Profile](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/memberprofile/) - [Contact](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/contact/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia We are leaders in Occupational Health & Safety, and through collaboration with industry partners, we are making Nova Scotia safer. Contact us today. - [Creating Mentally Healthy Workplaces](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mentallyhealthyworkplaces/) - In 2024, Construction Safety Nova Scotia commissioned WorkInsights to conduct the first-ever comprehensive study of mental health in Nova Scotia’s construction industry. Our study examined how workplace conditions impact the mental health of frontline construction workers in Nova Scotia, with special attention to the critical relationship between employees and their managers or supervisors. On July - [Links](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/links/) - The links below will bring you to external organizations and resources. These resources provide additional knowledge regarding occupational health and safety, our partnerships throughout the country, and governmental organizations. Act and regulations Occupational Health and Safety Act Occupational Safety General Regulations Workplace Health and Safety Regulations - [Member Spotlight](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/member-spotlight/) - September 2025: EllisDon – Leading Safety At Construction Safety Nova Scotia, we’re proud to spotlight Megan Smith, Health, Safety, and Environmental Coordinator at EllisDon, as this year’s Women in Safety Leadership Award recipient. Megan’s empathetic and authentic approach has helped foster safer, more inclusive workplaces where people feel truly supported. From championing mental health initiatives - [Entry Level Training](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/celt/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia is committed to supporting young workers in the construction industry with quality, accessible, and affordable programs and services. We are working to increase the capacity for youth in the construction industry and lower injury and incident rates in the youth sector. Construction Entry-Level Training (CELT) is a FREE, comprehensive workplace training - [Reciprocity](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/reciprocity/) - COR® Certification Reciprocity COR® Certification must be granted by the governing member organization of the Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Association in each of the provinces/territories you work. Once you have achieved COR® in your province or territory, you may request reciprocity in another jurisdiction. For Nova Scotia COR® Certified companies seeking reciprocity in another province/territory - [Return to Work](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/return-to-work/resources/) - A Return to Work (RTW) program sets up injured employee for success when an injury or illness occurs. It outlines how the employer is prepared to assist the injured employee through their recovery for both physical and mental injuries by providing modified or alternate duties that fit their functional abilities. When employees become injured - [Who We Are](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/who-we-are/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia is an industry-founded and funded membership-based not-for-profit association focusing on improving Occupational Health & Safety outcomes. - [Safe Job Procedures](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe-job-procedures/) - Safe job procedures provide a step-by-step breakdown of specific tasks, especially those that are non-routine or high-risk. These procedures aim to ensure that tasks are carried out safely and systematically. Employees must be trained on these procedures before undertaking such tasks. Safe Job Procedures - Table of Contents Safe Job Procedure - Annual Review Template - [Safe Work Practices](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe-work-practices/) - Safe work practices are guidelines for common, day-to-day activities that help prevent accidents and injuries. These are typically developed based on industry standards and regulatory requirements. Employees are expected to follow these practices consistently to maintain a safe work environment. Safe Work Practices - Table of Contents Safe Work Practices - Annual Review Template - [Certificate of Recognition (COR®)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/) - The Certificate of Recognition (COR®) is an occupational safety and health accreditation program that verifies a fully implemented safety and health management system which meets national standards. The objectives of COR® are to provide industry employers with effective tools to develop, implement, assess, and promote continual improvement of their safety and health management system to - [Basic First Aid Training in Nova Scotia](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/basic-first-aid-training-in-nova-scotia/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia offers basic First Aid training in Nova Scotia. It is an essential skillset that can make a significant difference in an emergency. - [Musculoskeletal Injuries & Ergonomics](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/ergonomics/) - Musculoskeletal injuries make up 60 per cent of all time-loss injuries. In a typical year they cost Nova Scotia employers $20 million in workers’ compensation and direct medical costs. The real cost of musculoskeletal injuries to Nova Scotia industry is estimated between $100 million and $1 billion per year. This includes direct and indirect costs - [Safety Resources](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety-resources/) - The documents and tools on our resources page are useful for building a safety program. These resource supplements are training and services offered by our OH&S Advisors. - [TRAC Cards](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/trac/) - Introducing a new way to track your training! Training Record and Certification (TRAC) Cards are personalized cards that track your CSNS training in an online record. You can use your TRAC Card to view, download, and print your certificates from anywhere at any time. 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Take the Being a Mindful Employee - [Mental Health Videos](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/videos/) - A curated list of construction-focused and other applicable videos that can be used for toolbox talks and general awareness in your workplace. - [Information Resources](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employers/information-resources/) - [Mental Health Awareness posters](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employers/mental-health-awareness-posters/) - [Support & Resources](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employees/support-resources/) - [Partnerships](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/partnerships/) - Our vision of making Nova Scotia the province with the safest construction industry in Canada is shared with industry and government partners. Our partnerships support our membership, allowing us to deliver quality products, accessible content, and affordable services. Our partnerships provide our members with engagement opportunities and support us in our mission and vision. - [Blog](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/blogs/) - The CFCSA: sharing construction safety resources and building safety harmonization from the bottom up By The Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations The name may not be familiar to everyone, but as a united umbrella organization, the CFCSA represents a formidable force. The CFCSA shepherds national programs such as the COR® accreditation standard, and the National - [Subscribe to our newsletter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/subscribe-to-our-newsletter/) - [Membership Types](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/membership/) - Most construction firms in Nova Scotia are automatically members with Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS). We have three levels of membership: What are the benefits of Membership? Discounted pricing on training courses Access to safety resources and materials Discounted pricing for the Certificate of Recognition (COR®) Program, including first year online training and evaluation for - [Meet Our Team](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/meet-our-team/) - MJ MacDonaldCEOExecutive902-468-6696 ext 11mmacdonald@constructionsafetyns.caDarren MacDonaldDirector, Safety ServicesExecutive902-468-6696 ext 31dmacdonald@constructionsafetyns.caPerry SankarsinghDirector, Quality & InnovationExecutive902-221-3644psankarsingh@constructionsafetyns.caShannon KehoeDirector, Strategy & EngagementExecutive902-209-5658skehoe@constructionsafetyns.caLeah BruceDirector, Finance & ITExecutive902-818-1557 ext 14lbruce@constructionsafetyns.caJennifer ServiceExecutive Assistant & Corporate Secretary902-468-6696 ext 66jservice@constructionsafetyns.caBobbi LuxtonSenior Communications Advisor902-468-6696 ext 79bluxton@constructionsafetyns.caKayla PikeCommunications Advisor902-292-5038kpike@constructionsafetyns.caYichao LiangResearch and Business Intelligence Analyst902-468-6696 ext 81yliang@constructionsafetyns.caRyan QuinnManager, Safety Services902-483-9267rquinn@constructionsafetyns.caColin CreaserOHS Advisor902-789-7888ccreaser@constructionsafetyns.caKyla PorterOHS Advisor902-468-6696 ext 42kporter@constructionsafetyns.caRob GrantCape Breton - [Events](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/events/) - At Construction Safety Nova Scotia, we organize events regularly. Check out our upcoming scheduled events to be organized in Nova Scotia, Canada, and register for them today. - [Member Services](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/member-services/) - Did you know you are legally responsible for the following? Ensuring the health and safety of everyone at or near your workplace(s). This includes employees, contractors, guests and the general public. Ensuring your company has an effective health and safety program is the best method to ensure you are fulfilling this responsibility. Our team of - [CSA-Z1003-13](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employers/csa-z1003-13/) - This voluntary Standard provides a framework to create and continually improve a psychologically healthy and safe workplace. - [Programs & Recovery Centers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employees/programs-recovery-centers/) - [Education & Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/education-tools/) - [Suicide Prevention](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employers/suicide-prevention/) - [Toolbox Talks & Engagement Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/employers/toolbox-talks-engagement-tools/) - [Certified Companies](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/cor/certified-companies/) - [Return to Work](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/return-to-work/) - [Miscellaneous](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/mental-health/miscellaneous/) - Miscellaneous Mental Health Resources Miscellaneous resources and tools on mental health Affordable, Private, Online Counselling | BetterHelp: https://www.betterhelp.com/ Free, Evidence Based Mental Health & Wellness Apps | Workplace Strategies for Mental Health: https://www.workplacestrategiesformentalhealth.com/resources/mental-health-apps The LifeLine App: Suicide Prevention & Awareness | LifeLine Canada: https://thelifelinecanada.ca/lifeline-canada-foundation/lifeline-app/#:~:text=The%20LifeLine%20App%20is%20the%20National%20free%20Suicide,devastating%20loss%20of%20a%20loved%20one%20from%20suicide. 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Red signifies unsafe working conditions and further action is required. - [Ladder Inspection Record](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/ladder-inspection-record/) - This sticker allows for additional assessment, monitoring, and controlling for hazards related to working on ladders. Supervisors and competent workers can assess ladders and record sign off on the date of inspection. - [Transportation of Dangerous Goods Handbook](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/transportation-of-dangerous-goods-hand-book/) - Shippers, receivers, drivers, and supervisors may handle dangerous goods by ground. This book provides comprehensive knowledge for the restrictions, regulations, and procedures supporting safe Transportation of Dangerous Goods. - [Principles of Health and Safety Management – Sample Safety Manual - USB](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/principles-of-loss-control-sample-safety-manual-usb/) - These USBs and tabs provide sample documentation, policies, and procedures for any organization looking to build a comprehensive safety program. - [Tab Sets – Principles of Health and Safety Management](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/tab-sets-principles-of-health-and-safety-management/) - Build your safety manual with these tabs for safe work practices, emergency procedures, hazard assessments, and more. - [Near Miss Report Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/near-miss-report-form/) - Near Misses can occur on any job site. With our Near Miss Report Form individual employees are empowered to record near misses, the conditions in which they occur, and any steps taken to control for the hazard. The books are pocket sized and can be used by anyone within an organization. Each page is carbon - [Fall Protection Procedure Bundle #2](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/fall-protection-procedure-bundle-2/) - With our Fall Protection Bundle # 2, you receive three booklets, including: Fall Protection Safe Work Plan – Above 7.5m, Fall Protection Safe Work Procedure -Below 7.5m, and Scaffold Inspection Checklist. Each page is carbon copied for record keeping, tracking of action items, and ongoing improvement of safety practices. Number of Pages: 25 - [Fall Protection Bundle #1](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/fall-protection-bundle-1/) - Working at heights and using fall protection requires careful planning and controlling for hazards. 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Our Trenching & Excavation record book provides guidelines, safety tips, checklists, and a section for comments and notes. Each page is carbon copied for record keeping, tracking of action items, and ongoing improvement of safety practices. Number of pages: 25 - [Scaffold Inspection Check List](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/scaffold-inspection-check-list/) - Scaffolding must be inspected each day before use by a competent person to verify it is safe for use and in compliance with CSA Z-797. Our Scaffold Inspection record book may be used as the required documentation for the daily inspection of the scaffold components. Each page is carbon copied for record keeping, tracking of - [Vehicle Inspection and Record](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/vehicle-inspection-and-record/) - Before operating a vehicle, employees should inspect and record the operating state of the vehicle and any hazard which could impact the safe operation. Our Vehicle Inspection record book provides guidelines for vehicle pre-trip inspections and pages for recording of daily inspection of the vehicle and any corrective actions required. Each page is carbon copied - [Inspection & Notice Report](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/inspection-notice-report/) - Worksite inspections are a valuable tool for the identifying and controlling of hazards in the workplace. Our Inspection & Notice record book provides guidelines for conducting inspections and identifying necessary corrective actions. Each page is carbon copied for record keeping, tracking of action items, and ongoing improvement of safety practices. Number of pages: 25 - [Tool Box Talk Record Book](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/tool-box-talk-record-book/) - Tool Box Talks are a way for teams to get together to discuss tasks for the day, the associated risks, and develop a plan. Our Tool Box Talk record book allows supervisors to record the points of discussion, concerns from staff, and any action required. Each page is carbon copied for record keeping, tracking of - [Hazard Assessment Record Book](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/product/hazard-assessment-record-book/) - A hazard assessment is an integral component of a successful safety program. Our Hazard Assessment book allows individuals to assess and record potential hazards on job sites. Each page is carbon copied for record keeping, tracking of action items, and ongoing improvement of safety practices. 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[Mobile Elevating Work Platform (Boom & Scissor Lift)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/mobile-elevating-work-platform-boom-scissor-lift/) - [Confined Space - Practical](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/confined-space-practical/) - [Temporary Workplace Signer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/temporary-workplace-signer/) - [Occupational Health and Safety Act](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/occupational-health-safety-act/) - [WHMIS Supervisor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/whmis-2015-supervisor/) - [Traffic Control Person](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/traffic-control-person/) - [Joint Occupational Health and Safety (JOHS) Committee Member/Representative](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/joint-occupational-health-safety-committee-johsc-member-safety-representative-course/) - [Fall Protection II – Supervisor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/fall-protection-ii-supervisor/) - [Fall Protection I – Basic](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/fall-protection-i-basic/) - [Excavation and Trenching](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/excavation-trenching/) - [COR® Auditor Training](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/cor-audit/) - [Confined Space - Generic](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/confined-space-generic/) - [Accident/Incident Investigation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/accident-incident-investigation/) - [Psychological Injury Prevention](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/psychological-injury-prevention-workshop/) - [Return to Work](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/return-to-work-rtw-program/) - [Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/lock-out-tag-out-loto/) - [WHMIS](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/whmis-2015/) - [Intermediate First Aid](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/standard-first-aid/) - [Basic First Aid](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/emergency-first-aid/) - [Silica Awareness with Respiratory Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/training/classroom-courses/silica-awareness-with-respiratory-protection/) ## Safety Resources - [Violence in the Workplace Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/violence-in-the-workplace-sample-policy-2/) - [Rules of Procedure for JOHSC Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-rules-of-procedure-for-johsc/) - [Return to Work Standard Precautions Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-rtw-standard-precautions/) - [Return to Work Policy](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-return-to-work-policy-3/) - [Responsibilities While Managing a Return to Work Program Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-responsibilities-while-managing-a-return-to-work-program/) - [Letter to Health Care Professionals Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-letter-to-health-care-professionals/) - [Service Provider Agreement Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-service-provider-agreement/) - [Contractor Procedure Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-contractor-procedure/) - [Contractor Declaration Agreement Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-contractor-declaration-management-agreement-2/) - [Fatigue Management Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/fatigue-management-sample/) - [Advanced Emergency Response Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/advanced-emergency-response-policy-sample/) - [Emergency Response Drill Record Template SHORT](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-response-drill-record-template/) - [Investigation Policies Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-investigation-policies/) - [Incident Investigation Forms Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-incident-investigation-forms/) - [Workplace Inspection Checklist Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-workplace-inspection-checklist/) - [Employee Mentor and Evaluation Program Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/employee-mentor-and-evaluation-program-sample/) - [Employee Performance Evaluation Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-employee-performance-evaluation-2/) - [Equipment Inventory Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/tool-equipment-log/) - [Preventative Maintenance Program Policy Template SHORT](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-preventative-maintenance-program-policy/) - [Personal Protective Equipment Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-personal-protective-equipment-policy/) - [Daily Harness Inspection Checklist](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/daily-harness-inspection-list/) - [Harassment Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/harassment-policy-sample-2/) - [Workplace Violence Prevention Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/workplace-violence-prevention-policy-sample/) - [Company Rules Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/company-rules-sample/) - [WHMIS Program Roles and Responsibilities](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/whmis-program-roles-and-responsibilities/) - [Safety Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/basic-safety-policy-sample/) - [Health and Safety Responsibilities Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/assignment-of-responsibility/) - [Near Miss Report Forms Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-near-miss-report-forms/) - [Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/mental-health-and-wellbeing-policy-sample/) - [Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee Terms of Reference Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/joint-occupational-health-and-safety-committee-terms-of-reference-sample/) - [Provincial Supplement Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/provincial-supplement-policy-sample/) - [Return to Work Policy Template SHORT](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-return-to-work-policy-2/) - [Return to Work Procedure Template LONG](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-return-to-work-policy-1/) - [Contractor Pre-Qualification Checklist Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/contractor-pre-qualification-checklist/) - [Corrective Action Plan Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-corrective-action-plan/) - [Monthly Records and Statistics Form Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-monthly-records-and-stats-form/) - [Isolated Workplace First Aid Plan](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/isolated-workplace-first-aid-plan/) - [Emergency Preparedness Policy LONG](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-preparedness-policy-long/) - [Emergency Policy SHORT](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-policy/) - [Near Miss Report Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-near-miss-report-form/) - [Investigation and Incident Reporting Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/investigation-and-incident-reporting-policy-sample/) - [Inspection Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-inspection-policies/) - [Safety Meeting Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/safety-meeting-template/) - [Orientation Form 2 Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-orientation-form-2/) - [Employee Evaluation Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-employee-evaluation/) - [Preventative Maintenance Schedule Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-preventative-maintenance-program-policy-2/) - [Preventative Maintenance and Program Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/preventative-maintenance-and-program-sample/) - [Personal Protective Equipment & Equipment Inventory Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/ppe-equipment-inventory-template/) - [Hearing Conservation Program Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-hearing-conservation-program/) - [Respiratory Protection Program Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/respiratory-protection-program-example-2/) - [Field Level - Hazard Assessment Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/field-level-hazard-assessment-template-docx/) - [Critical Task Inventory](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/critical-task-inventory-2/) - [Organization Chart Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/organization-chart-template/) - [Environmental Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/environmental-policy-samples-2/) - [Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee Agenda Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/joint-occupational-health-and-safety-committee-agenda-template/) - [Service Provider and Visitor Sign-in Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/service-provider-and-visitor-sign-in-template/) - [Subcontractor Declaration Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/subcontractor-declaration/) - [Contractor Monthly Checklist Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/contractor-monthly-checklist-template/) - [Contractor and Service Provider Management Program Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/subcontractor-policy/) - [Access to Legislation Policy](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/access-to-legislation-policy/) - [Employee Rights Poster](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/employee-rights-poster/) - [Supervisor Performance Evaluation Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/supervisor-performance-evaluation-template/) - [Statistics, Records, and Document Control Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-records-and-stats-policy/) - [Employee Performance Evaluation Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/employee-performance-evaluation-template/) - [Contact with High Voltage Lines Emergency Procedure Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/vehicle-in-contact-with-high-voltage-lines/) - [Trench Rescue Emergency Procedures Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/trench-rescue-emergency-procedures/) - [Emergency Response Plan Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-response-plan-template/) - [Basic Project/ Worksite Emergency Response Orientation Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-orientation/) - [Fall Arrest Rescue Procedure Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/generic-on-site-fall-arrest-rescue/) - [Fall Protection Rescue Plan](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/fall-protection-rescue-plan/) - [Emergency Phone Numbers Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-phone-numbers/) - [Emergency Fire and Evacuation Procedure Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-fire-and-evacuation/) - [Emergency Contact List](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-contact-list/) - [Incident Witness Report Form Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/incident-witness-report-form-template/) - [Investigation Report Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/investigation-report-template/) - [Violence and/or Harassment Report Form Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/violence-and-or-harassment-report-form-template/) - [Incident Report Form Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/incident-report-form-template/) - [Inspection Form Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/inspection-form-template/) - [Basic Training and Communications Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-training-and-communications-policy/) - [Toolbox Meeting Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/tool-box-meeting-records/) - [Supervisor Performance Evaluation Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-supervisor-performance-evaluation/) - [Safety Meeting Agenda Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/safety-meeting-agenda-template/) - [Vehicle and Equipment Log](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/vehicle-and-equipment-log/) - [Forklift Inspection Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/forklift-inspection-template/) - [Aerial Work Platform Inspection Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/aerial-work-platform-inspection-template/) - [Personal Protective Equipment Info Sheet](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/personal-protective-equipment-info-sheet/) - [Harness and Lanyard Inspection Forms](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/harness-and-lanyard-inspection-forms/) - [Personal Protective Equipment Inspection Guideline](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/personal-protective-equipment-inspection-guideline/) - [Written Warning Report Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/written-warning-report-template/) - [Pre-Job Hazard Assessment Form Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/pre-job-hazard-assessment-form-template/) - [Hazard Assessment, Analysis and Control Policy Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sample-hazard-assessment-policy-2/) - [Health & Safety Policy & Assignment of Responsibilities Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/health-safety-policy-assignment-of-responsibility-samples-2/) - [Safety Program Review Policy](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/safety-program-review-policy/) - [WHMIS Product Cros Comparison Chart Template](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/whmis-2015-product-cros-comparison-chart-template/) - [Training Matrix](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/training-matrix/) - [LOTO Lock Removal Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/loto-lock-removal-form/) - [LOTO Procedure Quick Guide](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/loto-procedure-quick-guide/) - [LOTO - Equipment Evaluation Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/loto-equipment-evaluation-form/) - [LOTO Hazard Control Checklist for Individual Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/loto-hazard-control-checklist-for-individual-equipment/) - [Policy Checklist for Service Providers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/policy-checklist-for-service-providers/) - [Subcontractors versus Service Providers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/subcontractors-versus-service-providers/) - [Job Demand Analysis (JDA) - Carpenter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/job-demand-analysis-jda-carpenter/) - [Job Demand Analysis (JDA) - Labourer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/job-demand-analysis-jda-labourer/) - [Form E Physical Abilities Form WCB NS](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/form-e-physical-abilities-form-wcb-ns/) - [Creating a RTW/SAW Program](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/creating-a-rtw-saw-program/) - [Toolbox Talk- Securing Materials Onsite](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/toolbox-talk-securing-materials-onsite/) - [Hazard Assessment Forms](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/hazard-assessment-forms-2/) - [Controlled Product Inventory](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/controlled-product-inventory-2/) - [Fall Protection Procedure Below 7.5m](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/fall-protection-plan-below-7-5m/) - [Natural Gas Emergency Procedure](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/natural-gas-emergency-procedure/) - [Fall Protection Plan Above 7.5m](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/fall-protection-plan-above-7-5m/) - [Emergency Fire Drill Checklist](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-fire-drill-checklist/) - [Emergency Procedure Collision and Stranded](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/emergency-procedure-collision-and-stranded/) - [Digging Excavation Permit](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/digging-excavation-permit/) - [Site Inspection Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/site-inspection-form/) - [Vehicle Circle Check Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/vehicle-circle-check-form/) - [Vehicle Inspection Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/vehicle-inspection-form-2/) - [Office Inspection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/office-inspection/) - [Maintenance Request Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/maintenance-request-form/) - [Vehicle Inspection Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/vehicle-inspection-form/) - [Daily Vehicle Inspection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/daily-vehicle-inspection/) - [Ladder Inspection Checklist](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/ladder-inspection-checklist/) - [Commercial Vehicle Policy](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/commercial-vehicle-policy/) - [Discipline Report](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/discipline-report-2/) - [Employee Rights](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/employee-rights/) - [SJP – Fire on the Work Site](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-fire-on-the-work-site/) - [Controlled Product Inventory](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/controlled-product-inventory/) - [Critical Task Inventory](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/critical-task-inventory/) - [Inspections](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/inspections/) - [Owner Operator Compliance Declaration](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/owner-operator-compliance-declaration/) - [Personal Protective Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/personal-protective-equipment/) - [Preventative Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/preventative-maintenance/) - [Subcontractor Management Package](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/subcontractor-management-package/) - [Safety Incentive Program Guidelines](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/safety-incentive-program-guidelines/) - [Environmental Policy Samples](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/environmental-policy-samples/) - [Info Sheet for Hearing Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/info-sheet-for-hearing-protection/) - [Info Sheet for Respiratory Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/info-sheet-for-respiratory-protection/) - [Info Sheet for Head Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/info-sheet-for-head-protection/) - [Info Sheet Body and Limb Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/info-sheet-body-and-limb-protection/) - [Info Sheet Foot Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/info-sheet-foot-protection/) - [Info Sheet for Face and Eye Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/info-sheet-for-face-and-eye-protection/) - [Occupational Health & Safety Regulations (NS)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/occupational-health-safety-regulations-ns/) - [Workplace Posting Requirements (NS)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/workplace-posting-requirements-ns/) - [Occupational Health & Safety Act (NS)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/occupational-health-safety-act-ns/) - [Hazard Report Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/hazard-report-form/) - [Employee Needs Assessment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/employee-needs-assessment/) - [Orientation Record](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/orientation-record/) - [Employee Training Record](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/employee-training-record/) - [SWP – Working on Live Electrical Apparatus](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-working-on-live-electrical-apparatus/) - [SWP – Working with Concrete](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-working-with-concrete/) - [SWP – Use of Portable Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-portable-ladders/) - [SWP – Use of Power Mowers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-power-mowers/) - [SWP – Use of Tiger Torches](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-tiger-torches/) - [SWP – Use of Weed Eaters](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-weed-eaters/) - [SWP – Using Cleaning Solvents](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-using-cleaning-solvents/) - [SWP – Welding, Cutting, Burning](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-welding-cutting-burning/) - [SWP – Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-welding/) - [SWP – Work in the Sun](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-work-in-the-sun/) - [SWP – Working on Fuel Burners](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-working-on-fuel-burners/) - [SWP – Working on Hills and Slopes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-working-on-hills-and-slopes/) - [SWP – Use of Portable Grinders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-portable-grinders/) - [SWP – Use of Flammables and Cleaning Solvents](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-flammables-and-cleaning-solvents/) - [SWP – Use of a Snow Blower](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-a-snow-blower/) - [SWP – Use of an Edger and Roto Tiller](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-an-edger-and-roto-tiller/) - [SWP – Use of Chain Saws](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-chain-saws/) - [SWP – Use of Explosive Powder Actuated Fastening Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-explosive-powder-actuated-fastening-tools/) - [SWP – Use of Portable Fire Extinguishers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-of-portable-fire-extinguishers/) - [SWP – Rigging](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-rigging/) - [SWP – Roofing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-roofing/) - [SWP – Safe Use of Propane Tanks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-safe-use-of-propane-tanks/) - [SWP – Sandblasting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-sandblasting/) - [SWP – Scaffolding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-scaffolding/) - [SWP – Snow Plowing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-snow-plowing/) - [SWP – Spray Painting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-spray-painting/) - [SWP – Stepladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-stepladders/) - [SWP – Stringing Pipeline Pipe](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-stringing-pipeline-pipe/) - [SWP – Thawing of Frozen Ground](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-thawing-of-frozen-ground/) - [SWP – Towing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-towing/) - [SWP – Traffic Flow on Work Sites](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-traffic-flow-on-work-sites/) - [SWP – Use and Care of Respirators](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-use-and-care-of-respirators/) - [SWP – Refueling Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-refueling-equipment/) - [SWP – Pipe Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-pipe-welding/) - [SWP – Pipeline Tie Ins](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-pipeline-tie-ins/) - [SWP – Planned Lifts and Suspended Loads](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-planned-lifts-and-suspended-loads/) - [SWP – Plumbing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-plumbing/) - [SWP – Portable Arc Welders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-portable-arc-welders/) - [SWP – Power and Hand Tool Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-power-and-hand-tool-use/) - [SWP – Precast Concrete](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-precast-concrete/) - [SWP – Purging Vessels and Piping Systems](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-purging-vessels-and-piping-systems/) - [SWP – Insulating Piping and Vessels](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-insulating-piping-and-vessels/) - [SWP – Landscapers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-landscapers/) - [SWP – Lockout of Pressure Systems](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-lockout-of-pressure-systems/) - [SWP – Manlifts and Scissorlifts](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-manlifts-and-scissorlifts/) - [SWP – Monitoring For Escaping Hydrocarbon Gases](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-monitoring-for-escaping-hydrocarbon-gases/) - [SWP – Office Work](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-office-work/) - [SWP – Opening and Guarding Manholes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-opening-and-guarding-manholes/) - [SWP – Operation of Air Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-operation-of-air-tools/) - [SWP – Painter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-painter/) - [SWP – Pigging and Soap Testing New Pipelines](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-pigging-and-soap-testing-new-pipelines/) - [SWP – Piling Installation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-piling-installation/) - [SWP – Installation of Blanking Devices](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-installation-of-blanking-devices/) - [SWP – Backfilling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-backfilling/) - [SWP – Care and Use of Respirators](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-care-and-use-of-respirators/) - [SWP – Carpenter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-carpenter/) - [SWP – Cell Phone Usage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-cell-phone-usage/) - [SWP – Concrete Foundations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-concrete-foundations/) - [SWP – Confined Space Entry](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-confined-space-entry/) - [SWP – Construction Worker General](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-construction-worker-general/) - [SWP – Crushing Operations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-crushing-operations/) - [SWP – Defective Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-defective-tools/) - [SWP – Electrical System Lockout](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-electrical-system-lockout/) - [SWP – Electrician](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-electrician/) - [SWP – Equipment Activities Near Overhead Power Lines](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-equipment-activities-near-overhead-power-lines/) - [SWP – Excavating and Trenching](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-excavating-and-trenching/) - [SWP – Firefighter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-firefighter/) - [SWP – Handling and Installation of Fiberglass Tanks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-handling-and-installation-of-fiberglass-tanks/) - [SWP – Hazard Control Signage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-hazard-control-signage/) - [SWP – Heavy Equipment Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-heavy-equipment-maintenance/) - [SWP – Horizontal auguring, boring, and or punch crossing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-horizontal-auguring-boring-and-or-punch-crossing/) - [SWP – Hydrovac Operations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-hydrovac-operations/) - [SWP – Table Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-table-saw-use/) - [Proof of Review Form](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/proof-of-review-form/) - [SWP – Office Ergonomics](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-office-ergonomics/) - [SWP – Bench Grinder](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-bench-grinder/) - [SWP - Circular Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-circular-saw-use/) - [SWP – Confined Spaces](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-confined-spaces/) - [SWP – Driving](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-driving/) - [SWP – Extension Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-extension-ladders/) - [SWP – Fall Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-fall-protection/) - [SWP – Hand Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-hand-tools/) - [SWP – Manual Materials Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-manual-materials-handling/) - [SWP – Portable Air Compressor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/swp-portable-air-compressor/) - [SJP – Step Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-step-ladders/) - [SJP – Supporting (Chocking) Dumb Boxes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-supporting-chocking-dumb-boxes/) - [SJP – Table Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-table-saw-use/) - [SJP – Tire Change](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-tire-change/) - [SJP – Tree Falling with Chain Saw](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-tree-falling-with-chain-saw/) - [SJP – Vehicle Daily Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-vehicle-daily-maintenance/) - [SJP – Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-welding/) - [SJP – Spill Containment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-spill-containment/) - [SJP – Extension Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-extension-ladders/) - [SJP – Extinguishing & Dismantling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-extinguishing-dismantling/) - [SJP – Fall Arrest Procedure](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-fall-arrest-procedure/) - [SJP – Fueling Vehicles](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-fueling-vehicles/) - [SJP – Greasing a Vehicle](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-greasing-a-vehicle/) - [SJP – Indoor Storage Handling Flammable Liquids](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-indoor-storage-handling-flammable-liquids/) - [SJP – Installation of a Trench Box](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-installation-of-a-trench-box/) - [SJP – Installation Removal of Shoring](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-installation-removal-of-shoring/) - [SJP – Lighting an Oxy Acetylene Torch](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-lighting-an-oxy-acetylene-torch/) - [SJP – Manual Material Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-manual-material-handling/) - [SJP – Manual Materials Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-manual-materials-handling/) - [SJP – Office Ergonomics](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-office-ergonomics/) - [SJP – Oil Changing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-oil-changing/) - [SJP – Perimeter Fencing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-perimeter-fencing/) - [SJP – Portable Air Compressor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-portable-air-compressor/) - [SJP – Pumping Water](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-pumping-water/) - [SJP – Refueling Trucks and Mobile Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-refueling-trucks-and-mobile-equipment/) - [SJP – Shoveling Snow](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-shoveling-snow/) - [SJP – Extension Cord](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-extension-cord/) - [SJP – Excavator](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-excavator/) - [SJP – CAT Operator](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-cat-operator/) - [SJP – Catch Basin](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-catch-basic/) - [SJP – Changing a Propane Cylinder](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-changing-a-propane-cylinder/) - [SJP – Changing Oxygen Acetylene Tanks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-changing-oxygen-acetylene-tanks/) - [SJP – Changing Rear Tire](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-changing-rear-tire/) - [SJP – Circular Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-circular-saw-use/) - [SJP – Cold Start Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-cold-start-equipment/) - [SJP – Concrete Pipe Handling Installation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-concrete-pipe-handling-installation/) - [SJP – Confined Space Entry](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-confined-space-entry/) - [SJP – Confined Space Incident](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-confined-space-incident/) - [SJP – Confined Spaces](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-confined-spaces/) - [SJP – Construction Laborers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-construction-laborer/) - [SJP – Conveyor Cleaning Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-conveyor-cleaning-maintenance/) - [SJP – Cutting Torch](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-cutting-torch/) - [SJP – Demolition](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-demolition/) - [SJP – Dismounting Tires](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-dismounting-tires/) - [SJP – Driving](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-driving/) - [SJP – Equipment Daily Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-equipment-daily-maintenance/) - [SJP – Ergonomic Computer Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-ergonomic-computer-use/) - [SJP – Boosting Batteries](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-boosting-batteries/) - [SJP – Air Brakes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-air-brakes/) - [SJP – Air Compressor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-air-compressor/) - [SJP – Backfill](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-backfill/) - [SJP – Band Saw](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-band-saw/) - [SJP – Basic Office Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-basic-office-safety/) - [SJP – Bench Grinders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-bench-grinders/) - [SJP – Bench or Floor Drill Press](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/sjp-bench-or-floor-drill-press/) - [Safe Job Procedure Annual Review](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/safe-job-procedure-annual-review/) - [Confined Space Entry Permit](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/confined-space-entry-permit/) - [Confined Space Emergency Procedures](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safety_resources/confined-space-emergency-procedures/) ## News - [News Release: Construction Safety Nova Scotia reminding construction companies about Suicide Prevention Month](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/news/construction-safety-nova-scotia-reminding-construction-companies-about-suicide-prevention-month/) - Construction industry has high suicide rate, according to CDC, but CSNS has resources available to help DARMOUTH, NS — Male construction workers have a 65 percent higher suicide rate than male workers in all other sectors, according to a report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). September is Suicide Prevention Month, - [Farewell to our retired board member, Brad Smith](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/news/farewell-to-our-retired-board-member-brad-smith/) - MJ MacDonald, Construction Safety Nova Scotia CEO, presented Brad Smith with a thank you plaque for his ten years of service and leadership on the board last Monday, August 22, 2022. Brad Smith is a retired Board Director and was a representative for the Mainland Building Trades Council. We are thankful for his dedication and ## AGM Award Winners - [2018](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/agm_winners/2018/) - [2017](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/agm_winners/2017/) - [2016](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/agm_winners/2016/) ## Tenders - [Winter Maintenance Contract](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/tender/winter-maintenance-contract-2/) - [Re-build NSCSA Parking Area - PHASE II](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/tender/re-build-nscsa-parking-area-phase-ii/) - [Winter Maintenance Contract](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/tender/winter-maintenance-contract/) ## Municipalities Resources - [Covid Best Practices](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/best-practices/) - [SWP - Use of a Snow Blower](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-use-of-a-snow-blower/) - [SWP - Work In The Sun](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-work-in-the-sun-2/) - [SWP - Working with Concrete](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-with-concrete-2/) - [SWP - Working near Sewage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-near-sewage/) - [SWP - Working in the Cold](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-in-the-cold-2/) - [SWP - Working Around Traffic](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-around-traffic/) - [SWP - Working Alone](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-alone-2/) - [SWP - Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-welding/) - [SWP - Using a Hoist](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-using-a-hoist/) - [SWP - Use of Chain Saws](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-use-of-chain-saws-2/) - [SWP - Truck Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-truck-maintenance/) - [SWP - Tiger Torches](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-tiger-torches/) - [SWP - Tarping a load](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-tarping-a-load/) - [SWP - Table Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-table-saw-use/) - [SWP - Street Sweeper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-street-sweeper/) - [SWP - Skid Steer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-skid-steer/) - [SWP - Scaffolding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-scaffolding/) - [SWP - Rigging](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-rigging/) - [SWP - Refueling Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-refueling-equipment/) - [SWP - Power and Hand Tool Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-power-and-hand-tool-use/) - [SWP - Jackhammer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-jackhammer/) - [SWP - Garbage Collection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-garbage-collection/) - [SWP - Manual Materials Handling Lifting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-manual-materials-handling-lifting-3/) - [SWP - Portable Grinders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-portable-grinders/) - [SWP - Operation of air tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-operation-of-air-tools/) - [SWP - Manlifts and Scissorlifts](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-manlifts-and-scissorlifts/) - [SWP - Loading/Unloading a Trailer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-loading-unloading-a-trailer/) - [SWP - Loader Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-loader-operation/) - [SWP - Hydrovac Operations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-hydrovac-operations/) - [SWP - Hydraulic Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-hydraulic-safety/) - [SWP - Grader](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-grader/) - [SWP - Forklift](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-forklift/) - [SWP - Fall Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-fall-protection/) - [SWP - Excavator Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-excavator-operation/) - [SWP - Excavating and Trenching](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-excavating-and-trenching/) - [SWP - Equipment Activities Near Overhead Power Lines FD](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-equipment-activities-near-overhead-power-lines-fd/) - [SWP - Entering/Exiting a Motor Vehicle](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-entering-exiting-a-motor-vehicle/) - [SWP - Dump Truck](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-dump-truck/) - [SWP - Driving](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-driving-2/) - [SWP - Chop Saw](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-chop-saw/) - [SWP - Chipper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-chipper-2/) - [SWP - Cell Phone Usage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-cell-phone-usage/) - [SWP - Bulldozer Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-bulldozer-operation/) - [SWP - Boosting a Battery](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-boosting-a-battery/) - [SWP - Torque Wrench](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-torque-wrench/) - [SWP - Tamper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-tamper-2/) - [SWP - Propane Torch](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-propane-torch/) - [SWP - Arc Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-arc-welding/) - [SWP Working in the Cold](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-in-the-cold/) - [SWP Working Alone](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-working-alone/) - [SWP Work In The Sun](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-work-in-the-sun/) - [SWP Weed Eaters](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-weed-eaters/) - [SWP Use of Chain Saws](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-use-of-chain-saws/) - [SWP Ticks, Exposure to](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-ticks-exposure-to/) - [SWP Tamper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-tamper/) - [SWP Riding Mower](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-riding-mower/) - [SWP Manual Materials Handling Lifting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-manual-materials-handling-lifting-2/) - [SWP Hand Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-hand-tools/) - [SWP Driving](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-driving/) - [SWP Chipper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-chipper/) - [SJP Step Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/sjp-step-ladders/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Working Alone](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/sample-general-safe-work-practice-for-working-alone-2/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Sweeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/sample-general-safe-work-practice-for-sweeping/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Filing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-filing/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Housekeeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-housekeeping/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Manual Materials Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-manual-materials-handling-lifting/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Paper Cutter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-paper-cutter/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Paper Shredder](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/swp-paper-shredder/) - [Safe Work Practice Work in the Sun](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/safe-work-practice-work-in-the-sun/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Working with Cash](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/sample-general-safe-work-practice-for-working-with-cash/) - [Sample General Safe Work Practice for Working in the Cold](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/municipal_resources/sample-general-safe-work-practice-for-working-in-the-cold/) - 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[Handling and Lifting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/handling-and-lifting/) - [Electrical](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/electrical/) - [Housekeeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/housekeeping/) - [Role-Specific Procedures](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/role-specific-procedures/) - [Work at Height](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/work-at-height/) - [Excavation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/excavation/) - [Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/equipment/) - [Vehicle Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/vehicle-operation/) - [Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/swp_categories/welding/) ## Safe Work Practices - [Flammable Cleaning Solvents](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/flammables-and-cleaning-solvents/) - [Chemical Storage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/chemical-storage/) - [Housekeeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/housekeeping/) - [Extension Cords](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/safe-work-practice-extension-cords/) - [Working with Dust](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/safe-work-practice-dust/) - [Working with Asbestos](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/safe-work-practice-asbestos/) - [Safe Work Practices - Grinders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/portable-grinders/) - [Hazardous Materials](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/hazardous-materials/) - [Safe Work Practice - Grinding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/bench-grinder/) - [Tiger Torches](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/tiger-torches/) - When using Tiger Torches, workers must ensure a fire extinguisher is present, propane bottles are properly shut off, and more. Review the sample SWP for more information. Resources - [Welder](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/welding/) - Welding poses several risks including risk of eye injury, burns from hot surfaces and flames, and exposure to lead and other toxic heavy metals. Confined space procedures and lockout/tagout procedures may need to be followed. Consult this sample safe work procedure for more information. Resources - [Welding, Cutting, Burning](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/welding-cutting-burning/) - For this type of work, flame retardant PPE is required and adequate ventilation must be supplied. Read the SWP for more. Resources - [Backfilling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/backfilling/) - Backfilling, the process of refilling an excavated hole, presents hazards such as overexertion and contact with machinery. Do not backfill until all workers are clear of working areas, and make sure all operators and spotters are familiar with the hand signals for their work site. Learn more here: Resources - [Power and Hand Tool Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/power-and-hand-tool-use/) - There are many controls needed to ensure worker safety when operating power tools and hand tools. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Explosive Powder Actuated Fastening Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/explosive-powder-actuated-fastening-tools/) - Many safe work practices must be considered when using explosive powder actuated fastening tools to ensure the safety of the operator and other workers. Resources - [Firefighter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/firefighter/) - Firefighters respond to fires, rescues, public assistance, emergency medical, and spills or leaks of hazardous materials. As a result, they have many hazards they are exposed to ranging from heat stress to back injuries. The right personal protective equipment (PPE) is crucial for firefighters as is a solid understanding of how to mitigate the various - [Opening and Guarding Manholes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/opening-and-guarding-manholes/) - When opening and guarding manholes, ensure obstructions to traffic are guarded by adequate signs, barricades, lights, flares or flags. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Hazard Control Signage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/hazard-control-signage/) - Hazard control signage includes all signs that are designated to protect workers, such as prohibited access areas, danger signs, and other warning signs. Learn more here: Resources - [Office Ergonomics](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/office-ergonomics/) - Poor ergonomics in the office can lead to chronic injuries for workers. Some safe work practices include: working in a neutral body posture, positioning work so it is easy to reach, and avoiding sitting for long periods of time. Learn more here: Resources - [Carpenter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/carpenter/) - Carpenters have to complete a wide range of jobs from laying sub-flooring and installing walls, to fitting and installing trim, doors, and stairs. Learn more here about how to stay safe on the job as a carpenter. Resources - [Sweeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/sweeping/) - Sweeping floors may involve awkward positions of wrists and prolonged contact pressure on hands. Also, the back and neck are often in an awkward forward bent posture. Please review the safe work practice. Resources - [Installation of Blanking Devices](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/installation-of-blanking-devices/) - Blanking devices will be used to isolate piping systems when there may be a danger to workers from the inadvertent release of energy or a hazardous substance into the system. Learn how to control the risk here: Resources - [Working Alone](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-alone/) - A workplace assessment should be conducted to determine what hazards exist if an employee has to work alone, including physical, chemical, biological or psychological. See the safe work practice for tips and more. Resources - [Truck Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/truck-maintenance/) - The following safe work practice discusses general repairs as well as repairing a radiator, servicing brakes and clutches, and greasing a vehicle. Resources - [Towing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/towing/) - When towing, ensure you are aware of the requirements of the Motor Vehicle Act and make sure all warning devices must be in place. Refer to the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Tarping a Load](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/tarping-a-load/) - Tarping and untarping is demanding on the body that puts extra strain on your arms, back, and legs. Please review the safe work practice before engaging in this work. Resources - [Snow Plowing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/snow-plowing/) - Before engaging in snow plowing, know your route. Before storm season, drive the route to identify any possible hazards, such as guard rails, curbs, railroad tracks, bridge joints, mailboxes, manhole covers, etc. Read on for more safe work practices for this job. Resources - [Loading/Unloading a Trailer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/loading-unloading-a-trailer/) - When loading or unloading a trailer, ensure the area is clear of traffic and pedestrians. Make sure there are no overhead electric cables either. Please refer to the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Loader Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/loader-operation/) - Review the following safe work practice for guidance on operating a loader, including wearing proper PPE, conducting inspections and repairs, housekeeping requirements, travelling, lockout, and more. Resources - [Grader](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/grader/) - When using a grader, many safety procedures need to be followed for blading, tandem blading, and pulling side slope. Learn more here: Resources - [Forklift](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/forklift/) - There are many safety practices to be followed during these forklift activities: pre-use, operation, lifting loads, moving with a load, and parking. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Entering/Exiting a Motor Vehicle](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/entering-exiting-a-motor-vehicle/) - Entering and exiting vehicles safely is an important step that is often overlooked. A three-point mount/dismount should be used. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Dump truck](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/dump-truck/) - Many safe work practices must be followed during inspections, operating, and unloading dump trucks. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Driving](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/driving/) - Operating a motor vehicle poses many hazards including vapours from gasoline and poor posture. Always wear a seatbelt, take a break when driving long distances, practice safe passing, and check road conditions before heading out. Learn more here: Resources - [Cell Phone Usage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/cell-phone-usage/) - Cellphone usage during vehicle operation can result in a vehicle collision. Ensure employees are well-versed on the company's policy around cellphones and driving. Resources - [Boosting a Battery](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/boosting-a-battery/) - Follow these steps for boosting a vehicle's battery. Resources - [Torque Wrench](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/torque-wrench/) - When using a torque wrench, it's important to not exceed the recommended working range. In general, most mechanical wrenches have a useable range from 20% to 100% of full scale. Most electronic wrenches have a useable range from 10% to 100% of full scale. Do not use accessories or handle extensions unless specifically allowed by - [Table Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/table-saw-use/) - When using a table saw, read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions and warning labels; know how to safely operate the table saw and stop it quickly; and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety footwear, safety glasses, full face shield, hearing protection and respiratory protection. Learn more here: Resources - [Propane Torch](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/propane-torch/) - A flame from a propane torch can reach temperatures of over 1093 C. Workers applying torch on products can receive serious burns from both the torch flame and the hot modified bitumen sheets they are applying. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Operation of Air Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/operation-of-air-tools/) - The operation of air tools can lead to pain or injury from physical overexertion; exposure to lead, wood dust, asbestos, paints, solvents, and other toxic chemicals or materials; and working in extreme temperatures and UV radiation. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Jackhammer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/jackhammer/) - Due to high noise levels when jack hammering, all workers must wear hearing protection when using this tool. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Step Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/step-ladders/) - Follow these do's and don't outlined in the safe work practice to ensure the safe use of step ladders. Resources - [Scaffolding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/scaffolding/) - There are a wide range of safety considerations when erecting and using scaffolding. Please read the safe work practice for guidance. Resources - [Roofing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/roofing/) - Roofing is an occupation with many risks. Individuals should be properly trained and follow these safe work practices. Resources - [Portable Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/portable-ladders/) - When using a portable ladder, ensure it is set at the proper angle of one foot horizontal to every four feet vertical, and never work from the top three rungs of a ladder. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Fall Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/fall-protection/) - Many workers across the construction sector are seriously injured — or worse — every day when working at heights. Proper fall protection measures must be in place and followed to protect workers. Learn more here: Resources - [Edger and Roto Tiller](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/edger-and-roto-tiller/) - The use of a roto tiller and edger can lead to musculoskeletal injury, slips, trips and falls, or injury from flying debris and excessive noise. Review the safe work practice to ensure worker safety. Resources - [Defective Tools](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/defective-tools/) - Defective tools should never be used. Inspect tools for problems like chisels with mushroomed heads, chipped drill bits, and wrenches with worn out jaws. Learn more here: Resources - [Portable Arc Welders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/portable-arc-welders/) - Workers must be properly trained in the use of a portable arc welder and perform a walk around inspection before starting the equipment. Read the SWP for more recommended safety procedures. Resources - [Pipe Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/pipe-welding/) - Many controls are needed for pipe welding, including a variety of PPE, and workers need to be aware of how to work safely, such as ensuring full and empty cylinders are kept separate and identified. Read the SWP for more. Resources - [Using a Hoist](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/using-a-hoist/) - When using a hoist, know the safe load limit of the hoist and do not exceed it. Keep wire ropes and chains lubricated and hoist from directly over the load. If not centered, the load may swing when lifted. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Planned Lifts and Suspended Loads](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/planned-lifts-and-suspended-loads/) - Planned lifts and suspended loads can pose hazards relating to falling objects, work at heights, risk of eye injury from flying particles, and more. Read the safe work practice to learn how to keep workers safe during these activities. Resources - [Chain Saws](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/chain-saws/) - Before using a chain saw, ensure that the chain brake is functioning properly and adequately stops the chain. Also ensure that the correct methods of starting, holding, carrying, using, and storing the saw are followed as per the manufacturer's instructions. Resources - [Painter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/painter/) - Painters may find themselves working at heights or in confined spaces. They may be subject to lifting and repetitive physical tasks. Please refer to the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Piling Installation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/piling-installation/) - Piling installations required workers to determine line locations and scope of locations, hand expose line and cables, maintain minimum clearance from underground and overhead lines and structures, and more. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Manual Materials Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/manual-materials-handling/) - Manual materials handling (MMH) means moving or handling things by lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying, holding, or restraining. Potential health and safety hazards include excessive force and poor posture, falling objects, and pushing or pulling. Learn more here: Resources - [Office worker](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/office-worker/) - All office workers must have a good understanding of ergonomics, learn about WHMIS, and follow good housekeeping procedures. Learn more here: Resources - [Stringing Pipeline Pipe](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/stringing-pipeline-pipe/) - Stringing pipeline pipe can cause pain or injury from physical overexertion, exposure to solvents and other toxic chemicals, working in extreme temperatures, and using a variety of machinery and tools. Please refer to the safe work practice. Resources - [Pipeline Tie Ins](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/pipeline-tie-ins/) - Pipeline tie ins can pose several hazards including gas release, trench work, heavy machinery, working in the sun, and repetitive tasks. Resources - [Pigging and Soap Testing New Pipelines](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/pigging-and-soap-testing-new-pipelines/) - Pigging and soap testing new pipelines can result in exposure to lead and other toxic or carcinogenic substances, proximity to flammable or combustible materials, work at heights, or work in confined space. Learn how to keep workers safe here: Resources - [Monitoring For Escaping Hydrocarbon Gases](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/monitoring-for-escaping-hydrocarbon-gases/) - When monitoring for escaping hydrocarbon gases, workers must ensure barricades and warning signs are in place, all monitors are in proper working condition, and that respiratory protection is available. Learn more here: Resources - [Landscapers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/landscapers/) - The work of a landscaper involves a variety of professional duties to maintain garden, parks, and other outdoor spaces. This work can expose them to extreme temperatures, working alone, exposure to pesticides, and more. Learn more here: Resources - [Insulating Piping and Vessels](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/insulating-piping-and-vessels/) - Insulating piping and vessels presents hazards such as exposure to carcinogenic substances, proximity to flammable materials, and working in confined space. Learn how to protect workers here: Resources - [Handling and Installation of Fiberglass Tanks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/handling-and-installation-of-fiberglass-tanks/) - When handling and installing fiberglass tanks, workers must ensure cables, spreader bar, cradles, ropes and web straps are in good condition, and ensure proper anchor points are utilized. Learn more here: Resources - [Electrician](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/electrician/) - Electricians may be exposed to a variety of hazards including welding, working in confined spaces, and risk of electrical shock. They must follow lockout/tagout procedures, electrical safety guidelines, and wear the proper PPE for the task at hand. Learn more here: Resources - [Traffic Flow on Work Sites](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/traffic-flow-on-work-sites/) - Traffic control is an important part of a construction site in order to keep workers safe. You should consider stability, speed and proper traffic flow for any construction project. Learn more here: Resources - [Crushing Operations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/crushing-operations/) - Crushing operations can expose workers to hazards such as flying particles causing eye injury, respiratory hazards from rock dust, and injury from heavy powered equipment. Read more here for how to protect workers. Resources - [Installing Road Signs](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-around-traffic/) - When installing road signs, do not work on the edge or outside of the work zone. Do not unload or load a vehicle from the live side of the traffic. Appoint, as necessary, a traffic control person who meets the training requirements established by the regulatory body. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Portable Fire Extinguishers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/portable-fire-extinguishers/) - The use of portable fire extinguishers can present risks for heat stress, smoke inhalation, back injuries and other strains, and overexertion. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Hydrovac Operations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/hydrovac-operations/) - When workers engage in hydrovac operations, they may be working at heights or in confined spaces, or exposed to moulds, solvents, and combustible materials. Learn how to keep workers safe here: Resources - [Excavator Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/excavator-operation/) - Review the following safe work practice for safety advice before, during, and after operating an excavator. Resources - [Excavating and Trenching](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/excavating-and-trenching/) - Excavation can expose workers to hazards such as working in extreme temperatures, working in trenches and risk of eye injury from flying particles. Before beginning any excavation work, ensure that all underground or overhead lines have been identified, that traffic near roads is under control, and that barricades are set up. Learn more here: Resources - [Working Near Sewage](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-near-sewage/) - Health effects of exposure to sewage and contaminated soil include: • Tetanus – caused by a toxin produced by bacteria common in soil and sewage. • Leptospirosis – caused by a parasitic worm. • Hepatitis A, B or C. • Bacteria such as E. coli, and parasites such as giardia and cryptosporidium. Read the safe - [Working in the Sun](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/work-in-the-sun/) - Working in the sun can lead to sun stroke, dehydration, sunburn, and fatigue. This safe work practice outlines how to work safely in the sun. Resources - [Working in the Cold](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-in-the-cold/) - When working in the cold, wear appropriate clothing for cold, wet and windy conditions, including layers that can be adjusted to changing weather conditions. Work should be planned to include more warming breaks. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Tick Exposure](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/ticks-exposure-to/) - This safe work practice outlines what to do if you are bitten by a tick and how to remove a tick properly. Resources - [Thawing of Frozen Ground](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/thawing-of-frozen-ground/) - The thawing of frozen ground can exposure workers to extreme temperatures, cave ins, slips/trips/falls, and more. Resources - [Equipment Activities Near Overhead Power Lines](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/equipment-activities-near-overhead-power-lines-fd/) - Overhead power lines are too often hit by construction equipment. Workers need to be trained on maintaining minimum safe clearances and employers should consider installing warning devices on equipment. Learn more here: Resources - [Purging Vessels and Piping Systems](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/purging-vessels-and-piping-systems/) - Purging vessels and piping systems can present hazards such as exposure to solvents and other toxic chemicals or materials, working in extreme temperatures, and respiratory hazards. Please see the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Confined Space Entry](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/confined-space-entry/) - According to OHS legislation, a confined space is an enclosed or partially enclosed space: Not intended for regular human occupancy With restricted access or exit; and Is or may become hazardous to a person entering it because of design, construction, location, atmosphere or materials in it. Note that to be considered a confined space, all - [Working on Hills and Slopes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-on-hills-and-slopes/) - When working on hills and slopes, ensure you are familiar with restraining devices and rigging as well as the use of anchors, bridals and winches. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Weed Eaters](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/weed-eaters/) - When using a weed eater, ensure the string does not hit fences, trees or rocks; and ensure the right mix of fuel is used. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Tamper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/tamper/) - Don PPE before using a tamper. Ensure clothing fits properly. If the work area is an enclosed space, ensure adequate lighting and ventilation. Read the sample safe work practice for more. Resources - [Street Sweeper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/street-sweeper/) - Before using a street sweeper, know the height of your machine and avoid overhead clearance hazards. Look out for bystanders and always use your mirrors. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Snow Blower](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/snow-blower/) - When using a snow blower, take frequent breaks to avoid injury from cold, vibration, and repetitive motion. Be aware of the discharge direction and distance to avoid injury or property damage. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Skid Steer](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/skid-steer/) - Skid steer operators must understand the written instructions, rules, and regulations as well as know the load capacities for forks and buckets. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Sandblasting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/sandblasting/) - Ensure no other activity is taking place adjacent to or on the item you are sandblasting. Make sure to rope off, barricade, or post signs of “No Entry” to restrict access to area. During operations, appoint a safety watch to monitor conditions, traffic and standby at the air source. Read the safe work practice for - [Safe Use of Propane Tanks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/safe-use-of-propane-tanks/) - Propane tanks can present hazards related to compressed gas, fire/explosion, and heavy lifting. Review the sample safe work practice for some safety tips. Resources - [Rigging](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/rigging/) - Many safety practices must be considered when rigging is taking place. Review the sample safe work practice to ensure safety amongst all workers involved in rigging. Resources - [Respirators](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/respirators/) - Ensure you are fully trained on when to use a respirator and that it fits you properly. Make sure you are aware of any site specific procedures and the manufacturer's recommendations for use. Please see the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Refueling Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/refueling-equipment/) - When using refueling equipment, ensure the area is ventilated, equipment is shut off, and there is no smoking or open flames in the vicinity. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Power Mowers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/power-mowers/) - Before operating a power mower, ensure the area to be mowed is clear of sticks, stones, wires and debris. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Portable Air Compressor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/portable-air-compressor/) - Follow these guidelines for pre-operational safety checks, safety checks during operation, ending operations and clean up when using a portable air compressor. Resources - [Manlifts and Scissorlifts](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/manlifts-and-scissorlifts/) - Before any worker operates a manlift or scissorlift, they must receive adequate training in accordance with manufacturers specifications. The use of these lifts can present overhead hazards as well as risk of injury from awkward postures. Learn more here: Resources - [Hydraulic Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/hydraulic-safety/) - Use cylinder stops, locks, or blocks for raised equipment or components when servicing hydraulic components or performing maintenance. See the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Horizontal Auguring, Boring, and Punch Crossing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/horizontal-auguring-boring-and-or-punch-crossing/) - Horizontal auguring, boring, and or punch crossing can cause pain or injury from physical overexertion as well as pose various hazards from working with hand tools, powered tools, and heavy powered equipment. Learn how to protect workers here: Resources - [Heavy Equipment Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/heavy-equipment-maintenance/) - When conducting maintenance on heavy equipment, workers may be working with power tools, be exposed to dust and solvents, and fire hazards. Learn how to protect workers here: Resources - [Working with Cash](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-with-cash/) - To ensure your safety and security, do not leave unattended cash in plain view and do not carry large amounts of unsecure cash around the workplace. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Chipper](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/chipper/) - Workers must be trained on wood chipper safety devices and safety controls. These procedures should be based on the manufacturer’s recommendations for each machine. Read the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Working on Live Electrical Apparatus](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-on-live-electrical-apparatus/) - Working on live electrical apparatus is very dangerous work. It presents several hazards including welding hazards, (such as UV radiation), working in confined spaces, risk of electrical burns, risk of fatal electrical shock, and extreme temperatures. Please read the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Lockout of Pressure Systems](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/lockout-of-pressure-systems/) - Completing the lockout of pressure systems can exposure workers to toxic chemicals and the release of gas or compressed liquid. Learn how to protect workers here: Resources - [Electrical System Lockout](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/electrical-system-lockout/) - Lockout is the isolation of energy from the system (a machine, equipment, or process) which physically locks the system in a safe mode. If lockout is not done properly, it can result in fatal electrical shock. Learn more here: Resources - [Working with Concrete](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/working-with-concrete/) - Working with concrete can exposure workers to explosive dust, inhalation of dust particles and flying debris. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Precast Concrete](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/precast-concrete/) - When working with precast concrete, ensure that panels are adequately braced and supported to prevent collapse, and ensure that lifting inserts are capable of supporting at least two times the maximum intended load applied to them. See the sample safe work practice for more. Resources - [Concrete Foundations](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/concrete-foundations/) - Working with concrete foundations can expose workers to moulds, solvents, risk of pain from awkward postures, and more. Ensure barricades are in place and workers are well-versed on concrete pour procedures. Learn more here: Resources - [Spray Painting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/spray-painting/) - Spray painting can pose significant hazards, such as skin exposure, fire/explosion, and inhalation of toxic fumes. Workers need to be properly protected for this work. See safe work practice for more. Resources - [Photocopiers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/photocopiers/) - Ensure the room containing photocopiers is suitably ventilated with good air circulation around the machine, keeping air vents and filters clear, and following manufacturer instructions if required. Resources - [Paper Shredder](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/paper-shredder/) - Before use, inspect the paper shredder for damage or disrepair and inspect the electrical cord and plug for defects. Read the safe work practice for more information. Resources - [Paper Cutter](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/paper-cutter/) - When using a paper cutter, do not remove the guard and never cut more than 15 pages at a time. See the safe work practice for more. Resources - [Filing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/filing/) - While it may seem like a simple task, filing can pose several hazards to workers, including over-extending and dust exposure. Learn more here: Resources - [Team Lifting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_work_practices/manual-materials-handling-lifting/) - Before conducting a team lift, make sure it is well organized. One person should take the lead for giving orders to lift, turn, and set down. But everyone involved must understand what needs to be done before getting started. 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[Jenny Fountain](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/jenny-fountain/) - [Chantelle White](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/chantelle-white/) - [Kayla Pike](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/kayla-pike/) - [Jennifer Service](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/jennifer-service/) - [Dan Muise](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/dan-muise/) - [Terry Sutton](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/terry-sutton/) - [Perry Sankarsingh](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/perry-sankarsingh/) - [Cynthia Colpitts](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/our_team/cynthia-colpitts/) ## Safe Job Procedures Categories - [Confined Space](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/confined-space/) - [Tools and PPE](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/tools/) - [Work at Height](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/work-at-height/) - [Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/welding/) - [Vehicle Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/vehicle-operation/) - [Role-Specific Procedures](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/role-specific-procedures/) - [Housekeeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/housekeeping/) - [Handling and Lifting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/handling-and-lifting/) - [Excavation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/excavation/) - [Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/equipment/) - [Concrete](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/concrete/) - [Chemicals](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/chemicals/) - [Administrative functions](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/sjp_categories/administrative-functions/) ## Safe Job Procedures - [SJP – Refueling Trucks and Mobile Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-refueling-trucks-and-mobile-equipment-2/) - [SJP - Refueling Trucks and Mobile Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-refueling-trucks-and-mobile-equipment/) - [SJP - General Housekeeping](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-general-housekeeping/) - [SJP - Safely Handling and Storing Inventory](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-safely-handling-and-storing-inventory/) - [SJP - Safe Shoveling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-safe-shoveling/) - [SJP - Protective Headwear](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-protective-headwear/) - [SJP - Pallet Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-pallet-handling/) - [SJP - Moving Office Furniture](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-moving-office-furniture/) - [SJP - Moving Furniture](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-moving-furniture/) - [SJP – Manual Materials Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-manual-materials-handling/) - [SJP - Tarping a Load](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-tarping-a-load/) - [SJP - Operating a Dump Truck](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-operating-a-dump-truck/) - [SJP - Loader Operation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-loader-operation/) - [SJP – Office Ergonomics](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-office-ergonomics/) - [SJP - Natural Gas](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-natural-gas/) - [SJP - Scaffold General](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-scaffold-general/) - [SJP - Scaffold Erection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-scaffold-erection/) - [SJP – Ladders – Extension, Single Straight](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-extension-ladders/) - [SJP - Harness Donning (Fall Protection)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/safe-job-procedure-harness-donning-fall-protection/) - [SJP - Fall Protection](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-fall-protection/) - [SJP - Emptying Garbage into Bins](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-emptying-garbage-into-bins/) - [SJP - Reporting Serious Incidents](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-reporting-serious-incidents/) - [SJP - Inspections (Generic)](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-inspections-generic/) - [SJP - Handling and Disposing of Sharps](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/handling-and-disposing-of-sharps/) - [SJP - Facilities Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-facilities-maintenance/) - [SJP - Exposure to Ticks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-exposure-to-ticks/) - [SJP - Electrical Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-electrical-safety/) - [SJP – Confined Spaces](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-confined-spaces/) - [SJP - Seated Computer Work](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-ergonomic-computer-use/) - [SJP - Confined Space Entry](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-confined-space-entry/) - [SJP - Company Business Driving - General](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-company-business-driving-general/) - [SJP - Chemical Handling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-chemical-handling/) - [SJP – Welding](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-welding/) - [SJP – Tire Change](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-tire-change/) - [SJP – Table Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-table-saw-use/) - [SJP – Supporting (Chocking) Dumb Boxes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-supporting-chocking-dumb-boxes/) - [SJP – Step Ladders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-step-ladders/) - [SJP – Shoveling Snow](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-shoveling-snow/) - [SJP – Pumping Water](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-pumping-water/) - [SJP – Perimeter Fencing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-perimeter-fencing/) - [SJP – Oil Changing](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-oil-changing/) - [SJP – Lighting an Oxy Acetylene Torch](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-lighting-an-oxy-acetylene-torch/) - [SJP – Installation Removal of Shoring](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-installation-removal-of-shoring/) - [SJP – Installation of a Trench Box](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-installation-of-a-trench-box/) - [SJP – Greasing a Vehicle](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-greasing-a-vehicle/) - [SJP – Fueling Vehicles](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-fueling-vehicles/) - [SJP – Fire on the Work Site](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-fire-on-the-work-site/) - [SJP – Fall Arrest Procedure](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-fall-arrest-procedure/) - [SJP – Extinguishing & Dismantling](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-extinguishing-dismantling/) - [SJP – Extension Cord](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-extension-cord/) - [SJP – Excavator](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-excavator/) - [SJP – Equipment Daily Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-equipment-daily-maintenance/) - [SJP – Driving](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-driving/) - [SJP – Dismounting Tires](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-dismounting-tires/) - [SJP – Demolition](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-demolition/) - [SJP – Cutting Torch](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-cutting-torch/) - [SJP – Conveyor Cleaning Maintenance](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-conveyor-cleaning-maintenance/) - [SJP – Construction Laborers](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-construction-laborers/) - [SJP – Confined Space Incident](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-confined-space-incident/) - [SJP – Concrete Pipe Handling Installation](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-concrete-pipe-handling-installation/) - [SJP – Cold Start Equipment](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-cold-start-equipment/) - [SJP – Circular Saw Use](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-circular-saw-use/) - [SJP – Changing Rear Tire](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-changing-rear-tire/) - [SJP – Changing Oxygen Acetylene Tanks](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-changing-oxygen-acetylene-tanks/) - [SJP – Changing a Propane Cylinder](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-changing-a-propane-cylinder/) - [SJP – Catch Basin](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-catch-basin/) - [SJP – CAT Operator](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-cat-operator/) - [SJP – Boosting Batteries](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-boosting-batteries/) - [SJP – Bench or Floor Drill Press](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-bench-or-floor-drill-press/) - [SJP – Bench Grinders](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-bench-grinders/) - [SJP – Basic Office Safety](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-basic-office-safety/) - [SJP – Band Saw](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-band-saw/) - [SJP – Backfill](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-backfill/) - [SJP – Air Compressor](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-air-compressor/) - [SJP – Air Brakes](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/sjp-air-brakes/) - [Safe Job Procedure Annual Review](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/safe_job_procedures/safe-job-procedure-annual-review/) ## Events - [GreenShield Webinar Series: The Mind–Money Connection: Strengthening Financial Well-Being and Mental Health](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/greenshield-webinar-series-the-mind-money-connection-strengthening-financial-well-being-and-mental-health/) - This webinar is offered through Construction Safety Nova Scotia in partnership with GreenShield. The Mind–Money Connection: Strengthening Financial Well-Being and Mental Health. When financial stress rises, so does mental load — often affecting focus, energy, and overall well-being. This one-hour session explores the connection between financial well-being and mental health and gives employees practical strategies - [GreenShield Webinar Series: How to Manage Stress](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/greenshield-webinar-series-how-to-manage-stress/) - This webinar is offered through Construction Safety Nova Scotia in partnership with GreenShield. How to Manage Stress. Develop a deeper understanding of stress in a conversation led by an expert in the mental health field. Participants will explore the nature of stress, including “fight or flight” responses, how to change and improve thought patterns and - [Anchor Point Member Assistance Program (MAP) Overview](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/anchor-point-member-assistance-program-map-overview/) - This webinar is offered through Construction Safety Nova Scotia in partnership with GreenShield. This session will provide an overview of the services and support available through your Anchor Point Member Assistance Program, including resources for mental health, well-being, financial advice, legal consultations, and more. Whether you’re looking to understand the program for yourself and/or your - [CSNS Webinar: The Supervisor's Role in the Workplace](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/csns-webinar-the-supervisors-role-in-the-workplace/) - Supervisors play a critical role in workplace health and safety—and their responsibilities extend far beyond assigning work and managing productivity. Join Construction Safety Nova Scotia for this engaging 1-hour webinar exploring the legal duties, responsibilities, and expectations placed on supervisors under Nova Scotia's Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Canadian Criminal Code. Through real-world - [Steps for Life](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/steps-for-life/) - Construction Safety Nova Scotia is a proud sponsor of Steps for Life 2026, supporting Threads of Life and families affected by workplace tragedy. On Saturday, May 2, our team will walk in Halifax to honour those impacted by workplace fatalities, life-altering injuries, and occupational disease. CSNS is committed to advancing workplace safety, and our participation - [CSNS Member Connection: Cape Breton](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/csns-member-connection-cape-breton/) - Join CSNS members and industry partners to reconnect and build new professional ties in Cape Breton. We are bringing the CSNS Member Connection to Membertou to reintroduce our team and safety resources to our local partners. As we prepare for a busy season ahead, this is your opportunity to connect directly with our advisors, explore - [Skills NS Exhibition Showcase Kentville](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/skills-ns-exhibition-showcase-kentville/) - CSNS is sponsoring the Skills Nova Scotia Career Showcase brings an interactive experience to students from across the province each year. Junior and senior high school students are invited to visit and explore their career options. All exhibits at the event have a hands-on activity to engage hundreds of visiting students. Upcoming Career Showcase Events: - [Skills NS Exhibition Showcase Sydney](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/skills-ns-exhibition-showcase-sydney/) - CSNS is sponsoring the Skills Nova Scotia Career Showcase brings an interactive experience to students from across the province each year. 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Co-hosted by the Chair of the WCB’s Board of Directors and the Deputy Minister of the Nova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration, the meeting will also feature WSIS updates, system results, - [CANS 2025 Stanhope Simpson Insurance Women in Construction Forum](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/cans-2025-stanhope-simpson-insurance-women-in-construction-forum/) - CANS Women in Construction Forum will highlight the experiences and perspectives of women while welcoming attendees of all genders. Featuring insightful speakers, a panel discussion, and facilitator-led networking exercises, this event promises a dynamic and engaging experience with activities carefully designed to foster discussion and forge valuable relationships within the industry. - [CANS 163rd Annual General Meeting](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/cans-163rd-annual-general-meeting/) - CANS Annual General Meeting hosts up to 200 key industry professionals, including owners, managers, employees and clients. This year’s event includes a business session, strategic plan presentation, networking opportunities, dinner and industry awards ceremony. - [Mainland Nova Scotia Building Trades' 26th Annual Golf Classic](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/mainland-nova-scotia-building-trades-26th-annual-golf-classic/) - The Mainland Building Trades present the 26th Annual Golf Classic in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Halifax. 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Construction Safety Nova Scotia is pleased to host Eastern Return to Work Solutions for an informative webinar designed to help employers in the construction industry navigate the upcoming Duty to Cooperate legislation taking effect in - [Annual General Meeting & Safety Awards May 28, 2025](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/annual-general-meeting-safety-awards-may-28-2025/) - Every year, Construction Safety Nova Scotia celebrates the achievements of its member firms and reviews the association’s accomplishments and priorities at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Awards Ceremony. 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This event has been reformatted to be one jam-packed day including their business meeting, awards presentations, networking opportunities with industry decision-makers, dinner and evening entertainment. - [CANS Women in Construction Forum](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/cans-women-in-construction-forum/) - CANS Women in Construction Forum will include engaging ice-breakers and dedicated networking exercises developed by experienced facilitators to give attendees meaningful chances to connect with others in the room and develop lasting support networks. Plated lunch will be served leading into a series of informative sessions on topics relevant to women working in construction and similar - [Mainland Building Trades’ 9th Annual Conference](https://constructionsafetyns.ca/event/mainland-building-trades-9th-annual-conference/) - Build Right Nova Scotia presents Building Today’s Workforce for Tomorrow – Mainland Building Trades’ 9th Annual Conference on Wednesday, June 12, 2024. 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