St. John Ambulance First Aid and CPR courses are Canada’s most comprehensive, state-of-the-art training programs for businesses, individuals and communities. Choosing a St. John Ambulance first aid and CPR course will give you life-saving skills and support communities across Alberta. Proceeds from our first aid courses and training support services for seniors, youth, the community, and so much more. St. John Ambulance is proud to deliver reliable and sustainable community services in accordance with our organization’s mission. These services are provided by trained volunteers who recognize and respond to community-based health and safety needs. Proceeds from our training programs support services for seniors, youth, and the community.

The ARHCA is the largest heavy construction association in Canada whose members build vital infrastructure including roads, water and sewer, bridges, commercial, industrial and energy projects.  The ARHCA is committed to safety in the roadbuilding and heavy construction industries and created the Roadbuilders Safety Training System (RSTS) to educate workers on the critical safety awareness topics related to these industries.

At Bee-Clean, we proudly provide exceptional commercial cleaning and janitorial services to commercial offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, industrial sites, retail spaces, and government buildings. Our dedicated team tailors solutions for each sector, maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness and safety. Bee-Clean Building Maintenance enhances every space we touch, from bustling offices to critical healthcare environments, with unwavering commitment.

Founded in 1938, the Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) is a not-for-profit advocacy and safety training association that serves as the Voice, the Standard, and the Resource for commercial transportation in the province. AMTA offers a wide range of services to our members, including regulatory updates, workplace supports, and an array of safety and training initiatives. With a strong focus, AMTA is at the forefront of the commercial transportation industry’s transformation. The AMTA and its members have advanced the commercial transportation industry through safety programs, progressive policy and partnerships. Our influence is evident on every highway—where the work we do, the training and expertise we impart, becomes clear-cut confidence behind the wheel. Through advocacy, training, and innovation, AMTA supports the development and adoption of cutting-edge technologies, including hydrogen, to drive the future of transportation in Alberta.

The Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is the largest certifying partner in Alberta, where passion for safety meets expertise. We offer training, national designations and Certificate of Recognition (COR) programs. ACSA leverages industry expertise to drive safety and business excellence, strengthening Alberta's construction industry. We envision an industry where safety is foundational to everything we build.

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AMSA has been the voice of the mining industry in Alberta for over 40 years.

We work with Miners to make Alberta Mines the safest places to work with a goal for a workplace free of injuries, illness and incidents.

The Alberta Mine Safety Association was formed in December 1982, the principal reason for this was to look for opportunities to make mining the safest place for all Alberta mine workers to make a living.

We are an organization made up of mining, quarrying and oilsands industries. The purpose of the association is to foster good relationships between the safety personnel and operating management of all mining industries in the province of Alberta. The association is principally interested in developing and/or disseminating information and material that will carry out the purpose of the association, to accomplish this AMSA will support forums for the exchange and acquisition of professional knowledge among its members.

Representatives from all Mine Operators in the Province will meet on a regular basis to share ideas and determine best industry practice.