WHEN! Nov 22nd & 23rd 9 AM – 12 PM (CST) WHERE! This training will take place via our virtual training platform, Demio. There is no need to download any ...
Safety in the Summer… Summer Skills Camp 2022!
The Regina District Industry Education Council has teamed up with Skills Canada SK and Miller Catholic High School to host their annual Summer Skills Camp on August 15th-19th, 2022. The Summer Skills Camp focuses on hands-on learning in several industries such as Digital Photography, CAD/Robotics, Small Engine Repair, Culinary Arts, Game Design, Cosmetology and Welding […]
Does Your Organization Have a Fully Functioning Safety Management System? Find Out Today With Service Hospitality’s Safety Evaluation!
Have you ever wondered if you have a fully functioning Safety Management System? Do you want to know if you have all the necessary policies and procedures to remain compliant with legislation? Do you not only want to stay compliant with legislation but also be provided with industry best practices to take your Safety Management […]
Join Us For Claims Management Training Nov 22nd & 23rd
WHEN! Nov 22nd & 23rd 9 AM – 12 PM (CST) WHERE! This training will take place via our virtual training platform, Demio. There is no need to download any additional software, you will be able to participate using your internet browser. Claims Management is an interactive training course involving discussion, dialogue and case studies […]
Announcing Our Latest Health & Safety Leadership Certificate Recipients…
Today we would like to recognize Canalta Food Services and their commitment to improving workplace health and safety. It is with great pleasure to announce that their Victoria Avenue A&W location in Regina has achieved its Level 1 Health & Safety Leadership Certification (HSLC) in our Hospitality Stream. In 2021, during a global pandemic, this […]
Youth Safety Education Day 2022 – Be A Safety Leader!
Join us for Youth Safety Education Day Week, from Sept 6th – 10th! Did you know? Young and new workers are the most at risk for injury on the job. Each year in Saskatchewan, approximately 3,200 youth under the age of 25 are injured on the job, and an average of two die from a […]
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