That’s why Construction Safety Nova Scotia offers the Youth Safety Education & Training Program, a resource designed to prepare youth for safe and successful careers in construction. This program gives young workers the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to recognize risks, make smart decisions, and protect themselves at work.
Whether you’re a teacher, guardian, or mentor, you play a vital role in guiding youth toward safe work practices. By encouraging participation in this program, you’re helping them build a strong foundation for a safer future in the workforce.
Current Courses
| Construction Entry-Level Training (CELT) Free, all-inclusive training program designed for youth entering the construction workforce. Learn about workplace safety, rights and responsibilities, hazard recognition, and practical strategies to stay safe on the job. Available online 24/7. Course Highlights: Interactive modules with real-world scenarios, game-style learning with avatars, challenges, and badges Clear explanation of worker rights and responsibilities, and employer responsibilities Practical strategies for spotting hazards and controlling risks Awareness training for high-risk tasks like working at heights, confined spaces, and electrical hazards Emergency preparedness skills to help you respond confidently in unexpected situations Contact to Register: Email: info@constructionsafetyns.ca Phone: 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 | Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Under Canadian law, anyone working with or around hazardous materials must complete WHMIS training. We offer free WHMIS training to students and participants in our programs. What you’ll learn: How to read and understand WHMIS labels and safety data sheets Safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous products Contact to Register: Email: info@constructionsafetyns.ca Phone: 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 |
Construction Safety Webinar Series
Learn Safety. Build Confidence. Prevent Injuries.
This ongoing series explores key topics to help construction workers and employers stay safe on the job. Each session features practical examples, expert insights, and simple strategies for building safe habits.
Safety Resources
Need a quick safety tip or refresher? These links, videos, and tools are made for young workers like you.
- Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety – Young Workers
- Threads of Life
- OHS Canada – Young Worker Archives
- Nova SAFE
- Nova Scotia – Young Workers Resources
- Work Safe For Life – Young Workers