Ed Dyna - Saskatchewan Safety Hall of Fame

Ed Dyna, Inductee to Saskatchewan Safety Hall of Fame, shared his appreciation for the honour via desktop video as he could not be present for the ceremony.

This past February during the Industrial Safety Seminar, Mr. Ed Dyna, a pillar within the province and across Canada for the safety profession and beyond, was inducted into the Volunteer category of the Saskatchewan Safety Hall of Fame. 
Ed has actively volunteered with the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering every year since 1986. In that time, he served on every position of the Executive for the Northern Lights chapter, including as Chair Person. He also served as the national Regional Vice President of CSSE, representing Saskatchewan and Manitoba for 4 years. He was co-chair of the national CSSE Professional Development conference for four years and was Chair of other committees including the National Committee on Advocacy of the Safety Professional and the #NAOSHWeek national committee.
Ed has volunteered with:

• the Saskatchewan Safety Council, having served on the planning committee for the Industrial Safety Seminar for 24 consecutive years, including terms as Chairperson.
• the Saskatchewan Mining Association as a member of their Safety Committee for over 10 years. 
• the Canadian Standards Association was a sub-committee member developing the N393 Fire Protection for facilities that process nuclear substances Standard.
• the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals as Chair of the Regional Screening Centre. 

Mr. Dyna has been previously recognized for excellence, being awarded:

• the Canadian Forces Decoration (1988)
• Saskatchewan Safety Professional of the Year (1997)
• Canadian Safety Professional of the Year (2005)

Ed is currently a Senior Safety Specialist with Cameco Corporation. His gift of time and expertise into the broader safety community has distinguished him as a leader in the province of Saskatchewan where the significance of his contributions will last for generations.

Learn more about the Saskatchewan Safety Hall of Fame

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