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Safety and business excellence go hand in hand in Alberta’s construction industry. As the industry continues to evolve through innovation, technology and changing workforce demands, collaboration and knowledge sharing remain critical to building safer workplaces and stronger businesses.
Continuing the conversation from the ACSA 2025 Conference Partners Panel, the A...
The spirit of progress and collaboration drove the ACSA 2025 Conference, held November 5-6 at Calgary’s BMO Centre. About 400 industry leaders, workers and safety advocates came together under the theme, Safety Foundations: Constructing a Culture of Excellence, to explore how innovation and connection are shaping safe, productive worksites now and for the next generation of w...
EDMONTON, AB, October 30, 2025—With more than 55% of Alberta’s construction injuries happening to workers in their first year at a company, the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is building on its Injury Prevention Campaign by spotlighting how innovation—through technology, AI, research and collaboration—is helping shape today and the nex...
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All 2025 external certification/re-certification peer audit requests must be submitted by Friday, October 24, 2025, to ensure there ...JUNE 2025 – After a month of building camaraderie among Alberta’s construction crews, the Alberta Construction Safety Association’s (ACSA) first-ever Safety Showdown contest has come to a close.
Throughout May, more than 150 teams took up the safety challenge, with nearly 500 participants testing their safety skills through daily quizzes and accessing daily resource...