Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association Recognizes Leaders in Safety Excellence

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The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) has honored three individuals and a company for their outstanding contributions to safety in the construction industry.

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) recently revealed the recipients of its 2026 SCSA Awards, which commend both companies and individuals within the province's construction sector for their exemplary leadership in safety practices. This year's honorees include Westridge Construction Ltd., recognized for Corporate Leadership in Safety; Dustin Chenier of Pro-Western Mechanical, awarded as Safety Leader; and Natasha Deitz from Gypsum Drywall Interiors/Pacesetter Homes, honored as Safety Practitioner. The selection of these awardees was based on a thorough evaluation of their safety protocols, leadership roles, and commitment to continuous improvement within their respective organizations. Edward Pyle, acting president of the SCSA, expressed satisfaction in acknowledging this year’s winners, emphasizing their dedication to safeguarding individuals and enhancing safety measures across the construction landscape. He stated, “Their leadership and achievements tell a powerful story about a healthy, growing industry where safety is essential to long-term success. Their efforts make a meaningful difference and set strong examples of dedication to creating safer workplaces.” Westridge Construction Ltd. has maintained a nationally recognized Certificate of Recognition (COR®) since 2004, highlighting their commitment to safety. Their approach to safety management focuses on identifying hazards, fostering employee involvement, demonstrating strong leadership, encouraging ongoing education, and pursuing continuous improvement. The company regularly collaborates with the SCSA to provide training sessions, conduct inspections, and implement hands-on safety demonstrations, ensuring their workforce is equipped with the necessary training, resources, and support to operate safely. Dustin Chenier, a certified National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO®), actively works across various provinces to enhance the safety knowledge and confidence of supervisors and workers. He emphasizes the integration of safety into every discussion, job, and decision, advocating that a robust safety culture is built on trust, respect, and open communication, where employees feel their opinions are valued. Natasha Deitz's commitment to safety extends beyond the management of safety programs and procedures. She actively provides in-house training, performs audits, supports field workers, and continually seeks opportunities for learning, improvement, and sharing knowledge with peers. Deitz holds the NCSO® designation, is a Gold Seal Safety Practitioner, and is currently pursuing the Canadian Registered Safety Technician designation.

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