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The latest in Canadian construction safety, regulations, and industry best practices.

A certified first aid attendant in a bright orange high-visibility vest and white hard hat opens a large green first aid kit mounted on a construction site trailer.

First Aid RequirementsJune 8, 2026 · 9 min read

First aid requirements on Canadian construction sites by province

When a worker suffers a severe laceration from a circular saw or falls from scaffolding, the first few minutes dictate the outcome. On a construction site, you cannot wait for paramedics to figure out what to do. You need the right supplies, the right

Terrance Leacock

NCSO & Construction Superintendent

A confident construction project manager in a hard hat and hi-vis vest reviewing blueprints on a large Canadian construction site.

Training & CertificationsJune 5, 2026 · 10 min read

Gold Seal certification in Canada: who qualifies and how to apply.

For construction management professionals in Canada, proving your expertise and experience is critical for career advancement. While trade workers have the Red Seal program to validate their skills across the country, management professionals rely on a

Construction site superintendent reviewing WSIB and WCB claims paperwork at a desk with an active building site visible through the window.

OHS RegulationsJune 3, 2026 · 10 min read

Managing WSIB and WCB claims in Canadian construction: what employers need to know

When a workplace injury occurs on a Canadian construction site, the immediate focus is always on getting the worker medical attention and securing the area. However, once the initial emergency is handled, the administrative clock starts ticking.

Construction supervisor reviewing COR certification document on a Canadian job site

OHS RegulationsJune 1, 2026 · 11 min read

COR certification explained: what it is, who needs it, and how to get it

For Canadian construction companies, winning bids often comes down to more than just price and schedule. Public owners, municipalities, and large general contractors increasingly demand proof that a subcontractor operates safely before they even look at

: Construction supervisor reviewing documents with workers on an Alberta site with mountains in the background.

GeneralMay 27, 2026 · 10 min read

Alberta OHS Act employer duties: What construction companies must do.

Operating a construction company in Alberta requires a deep understanding of the provincial safety framework. The Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act serves as the foundation for all workplace safety rules in the province. For construction employers