b'CSAM NEWSFROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CSAMWorking with YOU to prepare for summer hazardsAfter a long and stormy winter and spring, summer is finally hereand with it, a different set of hazards. With construction projects ramping up at this time of year, it can be challenging to manage the increased work and accompanying additional risks. The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba (CSAM) is here to help.Among our resources, we have a selection of toolbox talks available for download from our website, covering a range of hazards youll encounter this summer, such as heat stress, lightning safety and tornado awareness. But more than that, our client services advisors will also come right to your jobsite to deliver these toolbox talks with information tailored to your specific scope of work. Well deliver safety information in a way that is practical and applicable for your workers, while also helping you meet your legislated requirement to provide regular safety education, as per Section 44(3) of the Workplace Safety and Health Act.Our client services team can assist your company with more than toolbox talksthey can help you manage safety and health in your workplace with services like MSI assessments, hazard identification, workplace inspections, return-to-work program development and safety program development/implementation. You can find information on a variety of our consulting services and make a consultation request at constructionsafety.ca/consulting-services.Additionally, CSAM On Tour is back on the road this summer, bringing safety information, resources and practical demonstrations directly to your jobsite. CSAMs team of safety advisors will refresh your employees knowledge on fall protection, eye protection, hand safety and safe lifting with visual demos that highlight the direct and immediate impact safety measures have on preventing injuries. As always, YOUR Construction Safety Association of Manitoba is fueled by our focus on providing exceptional customer service, quality and value for our clients. If there is another way in which CSAM can help make your workplace safer, let us know. Our team is ready to serve your company however works best for you. Call us today in Winnipeg at 204-775-3171 or in Brandon at 204-728-3456.Sean Scott Executive Director Construction Safety Association of Manitoba26 BUILD MANITOBAwinnipegconstruction.ca'