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ACSA-Alberta Construction Safety Association Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is your trusted partner in construction safety.

A construction industry where safety is foundational to everything we build.

For small employers, safety on shared work sites can have a big impact on business success. Your experience matters in s...
10/13/2026

For small employers, safety on shared work sites can have a big impact on business success. Your experience matters in shaping how we make these sites safer.

Join the conversation at the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) 2026 Conference on Oct. 28–29 at the JW Marriott ICE District in Edmonton.

The conference offers practical sessions, industry perspectives and opportunities to connect with leaders, peers and partners working through many of the same safety challenges on shared sites.

For smaller teams, the program includes opportunities to:
- Hear keynote speaker Lisa Nakamura on building common language on a construction site for work safety
- Explore approaches to critical risk management, serious injury prevention and incident investigations
- Connect directly with ACSA’s COR and SECOR team

You don’t need a large safety department to take something useful back to your team.

Registration closes Oct. 21. Register now: https://utm.guru/us4Mg

Help shape the next stage of data governance at the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA). We’re hiring an Ent...
10/09/2026

Help shape the next stage of data governance at the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA).

We’re hiring an Enterprise Data Governance Lead to help develop and mature the frameworks, policies, standards and stewardship practices that will shape how data is managed across the organization.

In this role, you’ll help clarify data ownership and accountability, strengthen data quality and consistency, manage data-related risks, and embed governance standards across systems and teams. You’ll also work closely with the Enterprise Data Architecture Lead to support the long-term maturity of ACSA’s data environment.

We’re looking for someone with 5+ years of experience in data governance, information governance, data management or a related field, with strong expertise in governance frameworks, stewardship, data quality and privacy requirements.

Bring your data governance expertise to . Apply today or share this opportunity with your network.

📍 Hybrid in
📩 Apply by October 25, 2026: https://1.adp.com/XDHLcnJMj7G

Some of the most useful conversations happen between sessions. The Exhibitor Hall at the Conference is designed for...
10/07/2026

Some of the most useful conversations happen between sessions.

The Exhibitor Hall at the Conference is designed for exactly that. See practical solutions in action through exhibitor demonstrations and speak directly with industry partners about the products, services and expertise supporting safer work sites across Alberta.

With dedicated time built into the program to explore and connect, the hall is the conference’s networking hub. Bring a question, follow up on an idea from a session or start a conversation you can continue after the conference.

- ACSA 2026 Conference
- Oct. 28–29, 2026
- JW Marriott ICE District, Edmonton

Register: https://utm.guru/us4Mg

10/07/2026

What makes a safety course useful after the session ends?

For Yoong Tan, Project Coordinator with ACSA’s Course Design and Delivery team, it starts with making technical information clear, practical and easier to bring back to the work site.

From learning modules and videos to on-demand courses and digital resources, Yoong helps build learning experiences that give members more flexible ways to train, stronger takeaways for their teams and resources they can apply in real work settings.

His background in creative work, field experience and health and safety helps shape content that is easier to understand and easier to use.

Along the way, he’s found opportunities to grow, work across teams and continue building on his strengths.

Watch Yoong’s employee feature to learn more.

On a shared worksite, improving worker safety involves employers and employees coming together. Expectations, informati...
10/05/2026

On a shared worksite, improving worker safety involves employers and employees coming together.

Expectations, information and day-to-day decisions move between organizations, project teams and the people doing the work. The Partners Panel at the Conference, hosted by ACSA CEO Mark Hoosein, will look at what effective collaboration requires when those perspectives meet.

Joining the conversation:
- Michelle Colleton — Director, Health, Safety, Security & Environment, TransAlta Corporation
- Mike Court — SVP Health, Safety, Environment, Quality & Sustainability, Graham
- Chris McInroy — President and Operations Manager, Goldbar Contractors Inc.
- Lisa Nakamura — Leadership Consultant, Coach and Facilitator, Nakamura Consulting

Their backgrounds span enterprise HSE governance, construction leadership, contractor operations, project delivery and organizational culture.

Join us at the ACSA 2026 Conference.

Oct. 28–29 | JW Marriott ICE District, Edmonton

Register: https://utm.guru/us4Mg

📅 Planning a Certificate of Recognition (COR) or Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) audit in 2026? The fi...
10/02/2026

📅 Planning a Certificate of Recognition (COR) or Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) audit in 2026?

The first audit deadline is Oct. 19. Review your dates now to give your team time to plan and prepare.

Key dates to keep on your radar:
- Oct. 19: Peer audit requests
- Nov. 6: Action plan final submissions
- Dec. 4: All other 2026 audit requests

Once your audit is underway, all data collection, including documentation reviews, interviews and observations, must be completed by Dec. 31.

Learn more: https://www.youracsa.ca/cor-secor/

09/29/2026

Congratulations to all qualified nominees for the NHSA and NCSO of the Year awards.

Safety professionals with the National Health and Safety Administrator (NHSA®) and National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO™) designations who qualified for the 2026 ACSA Safety Excellence Awards reflect a range of experience and contributions across Alberta’s construction industry.

The submissions highlight contributions to safety program improvements, worker engagement, hazard identification, inspections and communication—along with building trusted relationships with those they support.

Swipe through a few excerpts from this year’s qualified submissions.

All qualified nominees will be recognized at the Awards Dinner on Oct. 28, when this year’s award recipients will be announced live.

Oct. 28 | JW Marriott ICE District, Edmonton

Register for the Awards Dinner: https://utm.guru/us4Mg

As we look ahead to , we’re reflecting on what stayed with us from . Here’s what attendees had to say. The Conferen...
09/24/2026

As we look ahead to , we’re reflecting on what stayed with us from . Here’s what attendees had to say.

The Conference returns Oct. 28–29 at JW Marriott ICE District in Edmonton. This year’s conference will explore industry collaboration for safety and business excellence, building on our theme, Safety Foundations: Constructing a Culture of Excellence.

Join Alberta’s construction industry to gain practical, construction-specific safety strategies that stay with you.

Register now: https://utm.guru/us4Mg

09/23/2026

This year, we're saving the reveal for the room.

Recipients of the 2026 Safety Excellence Awards will be announced live at the Awards Dinner on Oct. 28. The evening will also celebrate the achievements and contributions across Alberta's construction industry by honouring all qualified nominees.

Until then, here's a glimpse at what stood out across this year's qualified submissions—from specific safety systems and day-to-day practices to the people improving how safety works on site.

Swipe through a few excerpts. Recognize yours?

Join us as we celebrate this year's nominees and reveal the award recipients live at the Awards Dinner, part of the Conference.

Oct. 28 | JW Marriott ICE District, Edmonton

Register for the Awards Dinner: https://utm.guru/urOIh

What does the next chapter of construction safety look like? It may involve smarter communication around complex operat...
09/17/2026

What does the next chapter of construction safety look like?

It may involve smarter communication around complex operations. New ways to understand physical risk. And a workforce ready for where the industry is going next.

At this year’s Safety Spotlight, three Alberta voices will explore those questions from very different angles:
- Dr. Ghulam Muhammad Ali (University of Alberta): AI-assisted crane communication with signallers
- Dr. Xinming Li (University of Alberta): ergonomic risk assessment using wearables and mixed reality
- Matthew Lindberg-Fowlow (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology): creatively preparing skilled trades and workforce supply

Together, their talks bring technology, human factors and workforce development into one conversation about what construction may need next.

Plan to join Alberta’s construction industry for the Conference Oct. 28–29 at the JW Marriott ICE District in Edmonton.

Explore the full program and register: https://utm.guru/urOIh

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T6X0W6

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