Resources

A safe workplace is everyone's responsibility. WorkSafe Saskatchewan sponsors a number of awards that recognise these efforts.

Learn more about WorkSafe's classroom courses: Computer Workstation Assessment, Back Injury Prevention and Effective Return to Work.

The Joint Industry Committee (JIC) is a voluntary group of safety professionals representing industry and labour with the desire to help more employers develop and implement effective safety management systems.

The OHS School Kit is designed to help create a healthy and safe learning environment.

WorkSafe offers an online WHMIS course and Young Workers Readiness course. Get certified at your own pace.

WorkSafe Saskatchewan funds projects to research preventing or reducing the risk of occupational illnesses and disabilities.

A Return-to-Work (RTW) or Disability Management Program is a clearly developed plan to accommodate a work-related disability in the workplace, providing alternate or modified work for injured workers. 

Because safety doesn’t end when the work day ends, WorkSafe Saskatchewan is proud to be a founding partner in Safe Saskatchewan, working to eliminate unintentional injuries in Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan safety associations are non-profit associations of employers funded by the WCB for the purpose of injury prevention, safety and return to work.

A guide for employers. WorkSafe Saskatchewan believes that all workplace injuries are predictable and preventable.

Order up to 10 free copies of WorkSafe's most popular posters to promote safety at work.