​Note: The Early Safety Training Program is now known as Career Safety Education.

Career Safety Education is the first program of its kind in North America. It provides universal access to completely FREE safety training for all youth in Saskatchewan. By working together with generous partners, we are able to deliver the training to any youth between 14 and 21 years of age.

The goal of Career Safety Education is to increase the knowledge of safety in Saskatchewan youth through education. Following the completion of Career Safety Education, students will apply their knowledge to prevent injuries at work or at home.
The online components are specifically designed by industry safety experts to address the most common injuries to new workers in their respective fields. The online components can be complimented with practical on-site training if community sponsorship is available.

To complete Career Safety Education, four safety courses must be completed.
The 4 compulsory courses are:
  1. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS 2015) - Youth Specific Online
  2. Young Worker Readiness Certificate Course
  3. Mental Health Wellness Training
  4. And, depending on your career interest, you choose one of the following industry orientations:
  • Agriculture: OATS (Online Agriculture Training System) (Currently unavailable due to technical issues)
  • Heavy Construction: RSTS (Roadbuilders Safety Training System Online) (Currently unavailable due to technical issues)
  • Construction and Trades: SCOT (Safety Construction Orientation Training)
  • Healthcare: WAVE (Workplace Assessment and Violence Education)​
Optional Next Steps
No matter the height, as soon as a worker leaves stable ground, they are increasing risks to health and safety. This Fall Protection program is specifically designed to give participants information that they will need in order to make safe decisions when working at heights.
Ground disturbance happens routinely during many types of work for a wide variety of reasons. No matter what the method or reason for conducting a ground disturbance, this activity can present a variety of hazards that workers and organizations need to be aware of. The type of work, scope of project, location, time of year, weather conditions and many other factors can create further hazards or change the risk of expected ones.
For most workers, noise or audible sound hazards are treated as a common workplace risk. Often times, these hazards are considered uncontrollable and are ignored. However, prolonged and constant exposure can affect the health and safety of workers, resulting in both temporary and permanent physical damage.
​This program reveals that noise is, in fact, controllable with the proper training and safety measures in place. By understanding how to control it, and protect yourself, you will significantly decrease your risk of injury and hearing loss.
Respiratory hazards exist in every workplace, from bacteria to viruses, aerosols to odors and gases to dust. Often times, these hazards are considered uncontrollable and are ignored. However, prolonged and constant exposure can affect the health and safety of workers, resulting in both temporary and permanent physical damage. Knowledge of these hazards and the appropriate personal protective equipment is extremely important to those exposed to such hazardous conditions.
For most workers airborne hazards are treated as a common workplace risk.
​More online courses will be added to the list as they become available.

Ready to get started? Click on the appropriate button at the top of the page.
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For Youth - Sign up here
You are on your way to building your resume and looking like a star candidate for your future employers. Now you can receive safety training for free! Whether this training is to help you keep first-day awkwardness at bay or further develop your career, you are in the right place.

All you need to complete the training is:
  • Access to a computer or laptop with internet access
  • Headphones or speakers for online training
  • Valid email address
There are three options to complete the training:
  1. You can choose to do this on your own, registering online, and completing the four courses required. Sign up below.
  2. If you are enrolled in a class at school that has safety as part of the curriculum (e.g. Energy & Mines 30 or a Career and Work Experience Course), you can ask your teacher to participate in the Curriculum Fitted option to involve your whole class.
  3. If you really want to bring this training to your school, and include a hands-on component like Fall Protection or First Aid, talk to your guidance counsellor, favourite teacher or principal about our Hosted Groups format. Your school, or a local organization can host the training over two days.

Sign up with the form below

If you have any questions, please contact cse@sasksafety.org or 306-757-3197 or Toll Free at 1-855-280-7115.

Watch the video with step-by-step instructions to get you started.

    Career Safety Education Student Registration

    Career Safety Education is open only to those between the ages of 14 and 21 who are a resident of the province of Saskatchewan.
    ​After submitting this registration form you will be re-directed to a page outlining the process for completing the Career Safety Education program. You will also receive the information in an e-mail.
For Educators / Teachers
Participating in Career Safety Education allows secondary students to access training that may be required for summer employment or for their future careers at no cost, while ensuring safe practices in their future.
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You can choose to deliver Career Safety Education by including components in your existing high school credit courses (Curriculum Fitted Option), such as the Wellness 10 course. Students would be required to take the courses during class and homework time.

Unsure of where safety training fits in the curriculum? Check out our list of curriculum connections here. 

Curriculum Fitted Option

Students are required to take the four courses during class time or through assignment.

Requirements to complete Career Safety Education:
  • Access to computers in the classroom or a computer lab with internet access
  • Headphones or speakers for online training
  • Valid email addresses for all students
You will:
  • Register your email address 
  • Provide a class list
  • Assign training as homework or in-class work
  • Monitor student progress throughout the program
We will:
  • Provide FREE online training, including user guides and easy to access links
  • Provide industry recognized, digital certificates, for students upon completion of the program that can be added to their resume.

Download this poster to promote Career Safety Education in your community or school.

Requirements to complete the training are:
  • Access to computers in the classroom or through a computer lab with internet access
  • Headphones or speakers for online training
  • Valid email addresses for all students
Steps to enroll your students in Career Safety Education:
  1. Register with the form below, you will be sent a link to a form with which you can register your students, as well as access to guides to assist students if needed.
  2. Each student will have to self-register for Career Safety Education with their own email address.
  3. Each course will provide a certificate of completion.​
Ready to include Career Safety Education in your curriculum?
Participating in Career Safety Education requires filling out the form below. Once the form is complete and submitted to the Saskatchewan Safety Council, we will ask for a class list.

    Registration for Career Safety Education for Teachers and Educators
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Career Safety Education Hosted Group Option (Availability suspended due to COVID-19) (Including a Practical Component)

If you want to include hands-on training in your school or division, you can host our safety training in your community. In this format, students complete the online training as a prerequisite and then participate in a hands-on safety elective. Practical components depend on additional available funding. We can provide a letter of support for potential sponsors in your community if funding is not already available.
You would:
  • Contact us through email at cse@sasksafety.org, or call us at 306-757-3197 or 1-855-280-7115
  • Locate and coordinate local facilities suitable for training
  • Coordinate with parents/guardians for approval
  • Ensure suitable adult supervision for breaks and lunch hours
  • Keep track of documentation for the Saskatchewan Safety Council
  • Market the program through the school website and/or newsletter
We would:
  • Provide a letter of support to gain community sponsorship
  • Provide registration forms, waivers, and other applicable documents
  • Provide guides and links to the free online training
  • Provide a list of industry recognized electives to choose from
  • Coordinate sourcing and booking of specific training providers
  • Media relations with local media contacts
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Ready to host Career Safety Education in your community? Complete the form below. We look forward to working with you.
For Businesses/Organizations
As a prominent employer in your community, you want to aid your future employees by sponsoring and hosting Career Safety Education in your community. The benefits to your organization, current employees, community members, and youth are countless.

Is your company committed to safety and ready to give back in a visible way? Career Safety Education Hosted Groups is a great way to enhance your business’s community connection with local schools and potential future employees.
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There are three methods available to youth to participate in Career Safety Education:
  1. The self-study program
  2. Curriculum Fitted (offered during regular school classes)
  3. Hosted Groups (offered outside of regular classes on weekends or after school)

Interested? Learn about the ways to support Career Safety Education.

Want to join these valued program partners and host Career Safety Education for youth in your community? Contact the Community Relations Coordinator at 306-757-3197 or cse@sasksafety.org
For Parents
As a parent, your child's first day at a new job is an exciting milestone. They are starting a new chapter in their lives and you want to ensure your children are able to be successful and safe. You also want them to have an edge on competition when applying for their summer jobs or future careers with the best employers in your community. Completing industry recognized safety training would provide your children with the critical safety knowledge to assist them in being successful.

There are three methods of completing Career Safety Education:
  1. Complete the training on their own through the Self-Study method. Your child would have to complete all four of the mandatory courses in one year, before they turn 21. 
  2. Participate in the Curriculum Fitted format, where their teacher would complete the training during regular school classes.
  3. Hosted Groups format, where the training is offered outside of regular classes on weekends or after school. 
You can contact the Community Relations Coordinator at 306-757-3197 or cse@sasksafety.org for more information about the three options.

If you work for, or own a company that wants to promote safety training in your community, we recommend sponsoring a Career Safety Education Hosted Group. Share the video below to inform those you know.
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