Training Technician; Safety Education

SCSA is non-profit
organization funded by the construction industry to provide cost-effective, quality safety training, programs and advice through its Business Services. Our team is committed to injury prevention and supporting a safe, healthy and profitable industry in Saskatchewan.

If you are a positive and driven individual who would like to join us in making a difference in the Saskatchewan construction industry, and someone who can contribute positively to our workplace culture and team,

We are seeking a self-motivated, adaptable professional with a strong foundation in health and safety and a talent for teaching others. This role involves delivering engaging training to adult learners both in-person and online, so exceptional communication skills, proficiency with computers/technology, and the ability to present fluidly are essential.

The right candidate will bring a positive, professional demeanor and thrive in a fast-paced environment where adaptability, continuous learning, and collaboration are key. You should feel comfortable delivering training on topics you may not have direct hands-on experience with—demonstrating curiosity, initiative, and a growth mindset to quickly develop subject matter understanding where needed.

Technical knowledge or experience in construction is a strong asset, however, we also value individuals who are quick learners, open to new topics, and willing to grow their technical knowledge as needed.

If you have a genuine interest in safety, value continuous improvement, and are excited about shaping a culture of safety through education, we would love to hear from you.

This position is responsible for the delivery of instructor-led safety training courses in both virtual and in-person formats
; assisting with the review and development
of existing or new courses and programs; and providing professional, quality safety related customer service to the membership and other identified customers.

• Provide accurate and efficient delivery of safety training courses.
  • Prepare to instruct: review course content and learning objectives; set up classroom as required.
  • Instruct: teach the course as outlined in the course guide; employ appropriate questioning techniques and other effective instructional strategies; use training aids to enhance learning.
  • Evaluate:
    Evaluate the performance of other Training Technicians going through the trainer certification process and provide feedback; make recommendations for changes to course content; assist with the review of occupational health and safety legislation/regulations and safety standards to identify implications for SCSA courses or programs as assigned.
• Administration: maintain a record of class participants; send relevant course documents to Administrative Services to ensure accurate and efficient processing of courses; evaluate LSE Proficiencies. Provide superior customer service; conduct follow-up calls with students when needed; answer student questions.
• Provide effective marketing and delivery of programs and services in the classroom setting.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

• Background in occupational health and safety (education and/or experience)

• Experience teaching adults (bonus if you have formal education or training in Adult Education)

• Experience in construction or a National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) or National Health and Safety Administrator (NHSA) designation.

• Strong communication and presentation skills

• Computer literacy and attention to detail

• Ability to learn quickly and teach technical content with confidence

• Team player with a positive attitude and a proactive mindset

• Comfortable working in a fast-paced setting with the expectation to get up to…