Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA)

Help ACSA members access safety learning, course registration and learner support. #TeamACSA is hiring a full-time Client Services Representative to support course registrations, member questions, LMS account support and shared inbox requests. 📍 Hybrid in Edmonton 🗓️ Apply by June 12, 2026: ow.ly/sPqm50Z5NSf

Safety Showdown wraps up today and your crew can still get in. Register, answer today's quiz and access today's resource before the workday ends. Draws are random, so you still have a chance to win the grand prize. Play now: safetyshowdown.ca

Tomorrow is the last day to nominate for the ACSA Safety Excellence Awards. Recognize an employer or safety leader making an impact in workplace safety. Deadline: Friday at 11:59 p.m. Submit your nomination: yourACSA.ca/awards

Safety Showdown is heating up across Alberta—and your crew can still get in. Congrats to Week 1 and 2 lunch winners Cantiro and NHC Water, plus daily winners from Kidco Construction, ProPaint Canada and Silver-Tech Contracting. Join by Friday, May 29: safetyshowdown.ca

ACSA Safety Excellence Awards nominations close Friday, May 29. Know a business or safety leader who deserves recognition? Nominate them now, then join us at the Awards Dinner in Edmonton on Oct. 28. yourACSA.ca/awards

Your ACSA is growing its public relations and engagement capacity. We're hiring: - Public Relations Coordinator: ow.ly/q4qe50YZeH6 - Public Relations Assistant: ow.ly/oHYJ50YZeH9 - Engagement & Events Assistant: ow.ly/gK2s50YZeHa PR roles close May 22. Engagement role closes May 24. #hiring #publicrelations #communications #yegjobs #edmontonjobs #albertajobs

Safety Showdown is rolling into week 2 with a look back and a sneak peek at what's next. This week's question: what's the first step before lifting and moving a load on a construction site? Play daily in May for gift cards, team lunches and a chance to win a luxury suite at a Calgary Flames or Edmonton Oilers game. Register your crew: safetyshowdown.ca

Crew Brew wrapped up in Calgary today, closing out Safety and Health Week with visits to Arts Commons / Olympic Plaza with Palliser One and Upper Greenwich. Across five communities and 10 active construction sites, Crew Brew created space for first-year safety conversations where the work happens—on site, in the everyday moments where safe habits are built. Thank you to EllisDon, Partners Development Group, Grande Prairie Construction Association, Edmonton Construction Association, Calgary Construction Association and BILD Calgary Region for supporting Crew Brew across Alberta this week. Safety Showdown runs until May 29. Register your crew at safetyshowdown.ca.

Crew Brew rolled through Airdrie today with stops at Bayview and the new K-8 school in Windsong, bringing coffee and practical conversations about first-year safety in the flow of real work. Thank you to Genesis Builders Group, Genesis Land, EllisDon, BILDCR and CCA for helping bring today's visits together, and to Mark Condon for sharing photos from the EllisDon site. Across sites supporting active community development in Bayview, Bayside and Cobalt Bay, crews shared a consistent message: first-year safety is built through how work is shown, explained and checked in real time. Next stop—Calgary.

Edmonton brought midweek momentum today as Crew Brew visited crews at The King's University and MacEwan University School of Business. Thank you to Delnor Construction, Ledcor, Edmonton Construction Association and the crews who joined us for coffee, conversation and first-year safety reminders during Safety and Health Week. Crews also tried Safety Showdown and saw how a short daily quiz can help start safety conversations on site. "It gets people talking," one worker shared. "When the crew goes through a question together, someone might ask something they wouldn't have asked otherwise." Register your crew: safetyshowdown.ca Next stop—Airdrie.

Crew Brew continued today in Whitecourt and Edson, bringing coffee and first-year safety conversations to active construction sites. Thank you to Clark Builders and the crews at the Whitecourt Culture and Events Centre and Yellowhead County Edson Multiplex for welcoming us on site. "You see it all the time—ten greenhorns showing up on site with no experience, suddenly expected to move drywall or jump into physical work right away," one experienced worker shared today. "Don't be overconfident and don't rush." Learn more about the Injury Prevention Campaign: yourACSA.ca/ipc Next stop—Edmonton.

Crew Brew kicked off Safety and Health Week in Grande Prairie, bringing coffee and conversation to active construction sites. Thank you to the crews at Westpointe Apartments and Maskwa Medical Centre, and to Stonebuilt Construction and Clark Builders. Crews reminded us that camaraderie is the foundation of safety, especially for workers in their first year. One worker said, "Safety always comes first. Protect your fingers. Don't take shortcuts or assume it won't happen to you." Next stop—Whitecourt and Edson. Leran more: yourACSA.ca/ipc

Safety Showdown is back May 4–29. Answer short daily quizzes, access practical safety resources and stay in the running for prizes—daily gift cards, weekly team lunches and a grand prize luxury suite at a Calgary Flames or Edmonton Oilers game. Last year's grand prize winner, Pretium Construction West, shared: "Winning the grand prize didn't just reward our team—it brought us together, sparked real safety conversations and proved that when the team connects, safety wins." Register your crew: safetyshowdown.ca

Next week, during Safety and Health Week, Crew Brew hits the road across Alberta—bringing coffee, site visits and first-year safety conversations directly to crews. First-year workers face higher risk when joining a new company, crew or site. Crew Brew brings that conversation where safe work habits take shape—on site. Stops include Grande Prairie, Whitecourt, Edson, Edmonton, Airdrie and Calgary. See where we'll be: yourACSA.ca/crewbrew See you on the road.

April 28 is Canada's National Day of Mourning. We remember workers who were killed or injured on the job, and those who carry that loss. Together, we can help make prevention part of everyday work, from the training workers receive to the decisions made on every site. Watch a message from ACSA’s CEO and learn more: youracsa.ca/news-events/da…

We're hiring an Application Analyst to join ACSA's Information Systems team in Edmonton. Support applications, troubleshoot issues and work with teams to keep systems running smoothly. Hybrid work model available. Apply by May 8: ow.ly/RyRs50YQNUR

Safety Showdown fits into the routines your crew already has on site. May 4–29, take part with your crew by answering a short daily quiz and reviewing a practical resource to support toolbox talks, team lunches and check-ins. "The videos and posters were great. We had some really good conversations around setting up for success," said a Safety Showdown 2025 player. Register at safetyshowdown.ca.

Help your crew work safer with training you can lead confidently. BIT is a two-day virtual course that builds practical skills in workplace training—communication, planning, instruction and assessment. May sessions: - May 14–15 - May 27–28 Space is limited. Register: yourACSA.ca/courses

Safety Showdown registration starts today. Play May 4–29. More than half of injuries in Alberta construction involve first-year workers. Keep safety in the conversation with daily quizzes and resources. Win prizes, including a luxury suite at a Flames or Oilers game. Register: safetyshowdown.ca

Do you know a company or individual setting the standard in safety leadership? Nominate them before May 29, 2026. The ACSA Awards recognize leadership that goes beyond compliance—where safety is built into planning, decision-making and daily work on site. Categories include: - Small employers (up to 19 employees) - COR and SECOR employers (by company size) - Individuals with NCSO and NHSA designations Submit your nomination: yourACSA.ca/awards