b'3. SAFETY EVALUATION ladder safety, etc.) or safety stand downsto be there in person. The use of real-and do toolbox talks. time video streaming, webinars and Challenge your project teams totraining has facilitated alternate ways confidentially assess where the projectSafety education events are extremelyto engage our workforces remotely and measures in terms of safety performanceproductive and beneficial, wheremorefrequently.(non-compliant, compliant, goodToolbox Talks, educational materials practice, best in class, etc.).and best practices can be shared from5.CONDUCT TRAINING AND During the evaluation, focus on safetysafety leaders across North America.REFRESHER COURSESculture, education, team memberRemember: Safety is not proprietary! competency/training, communicationsReview policies and procedures on (best practices, incident reviews, etc.),COVID-19 taught us that we canindividual jobsites, including planning compliance with regulations and tradecommunicate remotely and get thesome safety activities. Here are contractor performance.message across without always havingsomeexamples: If you have not done so already, utilize events such as Safety Week to put additional safety plans into motion and begin or further your efforts to work toward achieving best in class status. Engage trade personnel to participate in this effort as well, as they are valued partners and will carry your safety commitment with them into the future.At the League of Champions, we are in our third year of a construction industry Safety Culture Survey S-CAT (Safety Culture Assessment Tool) that helps you access your staffs thoughts on your companys safety culture and gives you feedback on several topics. In addition, you get to see how you compare to thousands of other companies in North America, and if you are a member of the League of Champions, you also get additional analysis and comparison to other League of Champions members. You can visit the website at www.theloc.ca.4.HOLD IN-PERSON EVENTS AND VIRTUAL EVENTS THAT FOCUS ON SAFETYHolding regular safety events and celebrations is important. One such example is Safety and Health Week, which is promoted by several organizations. For example, Construction Safety Week (www.construction safetyweek.com) and Safety Health Week(www.safetyandhealthweek.ca) offer a wide range of events and activities to hold throughout safety week. You can host a safety roadshow and invite vendors to showcase new tools and safety equipment, hold safety training sessions (hand injury prevention, fall protection, ACCESS CANADA FALL/WINTER 2024/2025 19'