Service Hospitality

Did you know? Young and new workers are the most at risk for injury on the job. Each year in Saskatchewan, approximately 3,200 youth under 25 are injured on the job and an average of two die yearly from workplace incident. (According to SK WCB stats in 2021) Through our youth presentations, we aim to […]

Do you work within the Community Service, Hospitality or Service Industry? Are you required to drive for your day-to-day tasks?  Have you identified driving to be one of your top hazards? Whether you are driving within the city limits or out on the highway, driving safely should never be overlooked. In 2022 there were 141 […]

Part 25 of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations outlines Fire and Explosion Hazards. Every workplace is required to have a written fire safety plan and practice a fire drill evacuation at least once a year. The more you practice, the more you reduce the risk of panic and error and build internal knowledge of […]

Celebrating SaskAbilities for Achieving Level 1 in our Health and Safety Leadership Certificate Program!  Service Hospitality is thrilled to welcome SaskAbilities as the latest Level 1 recipient of the Health and Safety Leadership Certificate program in the Community Services Stream. As a non-profit organization that provides programs and services to people with disabilities in Saskatchewan, SaskAbilities […]

Partnership Opportunity Did you know? Young and new workers are the most at risk for injury on the job. Each year in Saskatchewan, approximately 3,200 youth under the age of 25 are injured on the job, and an average of two die from a workplace incident. (Source: WCB 2021 Annual Report – Page 47) Young […]