Injured workers can request help with their WCB claims and appeals through the Injured Worker Appeal Services (IWAS).
Employers and contractors must report workplace fatalities, serious injuries and dangerous occurrences to Occupational Health and Safety. Find out what types of incidents need to be reported. Call 1-800-567-7233 to make a report.
Learn more about the approved standards that are required by The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020. This list will be updated as information changes or new information becomes available.
Information on the appeal process regarding both occupational health and safety as well as harassment and discriminatory action decisions.
Information on occupational health and safety investigations, penalties and fines, compliance undertakings, and current and archived prosecution outcomes and statistics.
Prevention is the first line of defence when it comes to workplace safety. Find information on how to prevent workplace injuries, tips on keeping employees safe, and policies on violence and harassment in the workplace.
It is everyone’s responsibility to maintain a healthy and safe workplace. Information for occupational health committees and occupational health and safety representatives including duties, how to set up a committee, minutes, and information on training.
Employers are required to have a copy of The Saskatchewan Employment Act and The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 readily available to workers and management. Hard copies of the act and regulations are available for purchase, or electronic copies can be downloaded at no cost
Everyone in the workplace is legally responsible for safety. Find information on the responsibilities for employers, supervisors, workers, and more.
Quick Links Employment Standards and Working Safely in Saskatchewan українською мовою (in Ukrainian) Basic information about employment legislation in Saskatchewan for newcomers arriving from Ukraine. The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 The regulations come into force on April 1, 2021. Review the table to see what has changed. The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations Table Part 5 of the regulations (first aid) now requires workplaces to comply with the CSA standard Z1220-17 to meet first aid requirements in the workplace. Frequently Asked Questions: Amendments to First Aid Requirements Understanding Occupational Health and Safety in Saskatchewan An overview of Saskatchewan's occupational health and safety legislation under The Saskatchewan Employment Act for employers and employees. Ce document est aussi disponible en français