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Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association - SCSA
The SCSA would like to remind drivers to #slowdown in the #orangezone during this #constructionseason in #Saskatchewan #seethesigns, maybe sing to pass the time #CarKaraoke. Evidently one of Collin Pullar's favourite songs is Break My Stride by Mattew Wilder and Jamie Nye of Rawlco Radio's The Green Zone drops a pretty good beat. Tell us what you favourite #CarKaraoke song is in the comments below.
Prince Albert Construction Association golf tournament celebrates 30 years! #MeritMonday ow.ly/2AuI30peS2n
This month, SGI's focus is on work zones! This morning, Assistant Deputy Minister Tom Lees, Tyler McMurchy from SGI, Shantel Lipp from Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association and Collin Pullar from Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association - SCSA all spoke with media about the importance of slowing down in work zones.
Look out! Police will be keeping an eye on work zones this month...
For more information, check out SGI's news release. www.sgi.sk.ca/news?title=-slowdown-in-the--orangezone-and-help-keep-workers-safe
Another Duffer Classic in the books! 🎩
Thank you to everyone who came out and enjoyed beautiful Cooke Municipal Golf Course and the great meal by The Rock and Iron!
A special shoutout to our sponsors BDC and WCB and all our hole and prize sponsors!
#PrinceAlbertChamber #DufferClassic2019
Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association - SCSA
Summer is #construction season, please remember to #slowdown in the #orangezone, give yourself some extra time and take SCSA President, Collin Pullar's advice . . . try a little carpool karaoke to pass the time
Congratulation Lake Country Co-op on the opening of your new Beer, Wine and Spirits addition on Marquis Rd! We would like to recognize the RNF team lead by Stacey Moran and Jamie Labelle. Great Job!
Considering/ currently in the middle of a new home build or renovation project? Be sure to ask the right questions when hiring a contractor. Companies that value safety are more likely to get the job done on time, on budget, without deficiencies and injuries. #ThursdayThoughts
Vaughn Palmer: Pro-union rules implicated as B.C. highway project soars over budget
theprovince.com
The government attributes the $22.3 million increase to “escalating costs of materials, labour and the complexity of the work required.”We had a great time at the RNF Family Barbecue Friday night!
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