It gives us great pleasure to announce that the Regina Immigrant Women Centre has successfully achieved HSLC Level 1. The Regina Immigrant Women Centre is an outstanding non-profit organization that does vital work. This includes providing opportunities, programs and services for immigrant and refugee women and their families to facilitate and support their smooth transition into our local communities!
On top of everything Regina Immigrant Women Centre does for our community, we want to shed light on the hard work that they have done to prove their overall commitment to workplace health and safety. Even though this past year has been full of challenges and uncertainty, safety continues to be a TOP priority for Regina Immigrant Women Centre! Please join us in celebrating their amazing achievement!
Our Health & Safety Leadership Certificate is designed to lead your organization through developing and implementing a Health and Safety Management System and empower you to create a corporate safety culture that will improve the way you do business! HSLC is the national standard for health and safety leadership, with four levels of certification in each stream. We provide the guidance you need to create a system that controls hazards and prevents injuries.
We are here to help you step by step — we are your roadmap to safety!
Check out our new HSLC Streams for Community Services, Hospitality and our General Stream:
SARC works in the community services sector to provide services to non-profit organizations supporting people within their community to live life to their fullest potential. In partnership with SARC, the HSLC Community Services Stream provides efficiencies and risk-specific training options for joint customers in the community service industry. Find out more below:
Tourism Saskatchewan provides education and training to help strengthen Saskatchewan’s tourism and hospitality sector. In partnership with Tourism Saskatchewan, The HSLC: Hospitality Stream provides efficiencies and risk-specific training options for joint customers in the hospitality industry. Find out more below:
If you are an employer in an industry outside of hospitality & community services in the province of Saskatchewan, you have legislative obligations. This stream is for you! Find out more below:
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