NLCSA

NLCSA The Newfoundland and Labrador Construction Safety Association (NLCSA) is a not-for-profit corporation

⚠️ Hazard Alert: Misting & Fogging SystemsMisting and fogging systems are commonly used to apply disinfectants, sanitize...
06/03/2026

⚠️ Hazard Alert: Misting & Fogging Systems

Misting and fogging systems are commonly used to apply disinfectants, sanitizers, pesticides, and other chemicals across a variety of workplaces.

To help protect workers and ensure safe application:

✔️ Use only approved products designed for misting or fogging systems
✔️ Follow product labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
✔️ Wear the required PPE
✔️ Ensure adequate ventilation during use
✔️ Use food-safe products in food preparation areas
✔️ Follow re-entry instructions before returning to treated spaces

📞 Member Notice: Phone System Upgrade TodayThis afternoon, the NLCSA will be transitioning to Microsoft Teams Calling to...
05/29/2026

📞 Member Notice: Phone System Upgrade Today

This afternoon, the NLCSA will be transitioning to Microsoft Teams Calling to improve how members connect with our team. This change will help us direct calls more efficiently and improve the member experience.

During the transition, there may be a brief period where incoming calls experience delays or temporary interruptions.

If you are unable to reach us by phone during this time, you can still contact us at [email protected].

We appreciate your patience as we make this improvement and thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Wishing everyone a happy Victoria Day long weekend!🌿🔥Whether you’re heading to the cabin, enjoying the outdoors, or spen...
05/15/2026

Wishing everyone a happy Victoria Day long weekend!🌿🔥

Whether you’re heading to the cabin, enjoying the outdoors, or spending time with family and friends, we hope you have a chance to relax and recharge.

As you celebrate, please remember to keep safety top of mind especially around campfires, travel, and outdoor activities.

Please note that our office will be closed on Monday, May 18 in observance of Victoria Day. We will reopen and be ready to assist you on the next business day.

Enjoy the long weekend and stay safe!

🚧 Be Respectful. 🚧Traffic control and road crews are there to keep everyone safe, including you.They’re managing traffic...
05/15/2026

🚧 Be Respectful. 🚧

Traffic control and road crews are there to keep everyone safe, including you.
They’re managing traffic, equipment, and risks all at once.

A little patience goes a long way.

Follow directions and treat roadside workers with respect.

🚧 Road Workers, Your Safety Matters. 🚧Working roadside comes with real risks, from moving traffic to harsh weather and d...
05/14/2026

🚧 Road Workers, Your Safety Matters. 🚧

Working roadside comes with real risks, from moving traffic to harsh weather and distracted drivers. Staying alert and following proper safety procedures can help prevent serious injuries on the job.

✔️ Stay visible
✔️ Watch for moving vehicles
✔️ Be aware of your surroundings
✔️ Use the right PPE
✔️ Always identify an escape route

Your safety is worth protecting every day. ❤️

Watch how your driving impacts road maintenance workers(Courtesy of WorkSafeBC):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=impAF4GTuQs&t=4s

Learn more about staying safe in construction work zones:
https://nlcsa.com/events/cones-out/road-workers/

🚧 Heads Up. 🚧Distraction doesn’t just mean texting. It’s checking directions. Grabbing something off the seat. Looking a...
05/13/2026

🚧 Heads Up. 🚧

Distraction doesn’t just mean texting.
It’s checking directions. Grabbing something off the seat. Looking away “just for a second.”

In a work zone, that second is all it takes.

Stay focused. Watch for signage, workers, and traffic control.

🚧 Drivers: Your choices matter in construction zones. 🚧Flashing lights and cones are more than traffic delays - they’re ...
05/12/2026

🚧 Drivers: Your choices matter in construction zones. 🚧

Flashing lights and cones are more than traffic delays - they’re there to protect roadside workers.

If you see crews or emergency vehicles ahead:
➡️ Slow down
➡️ Stay alert
➡️ Move over when safe to do so

In Newfoundland and Labrador, the Move Over Law requires drivers to reduce speed and move into the next lane when approaching stopped emergency and authorized roadside vehicles with flashing lights activated.

A simple lane change could save a life.

See what it’s like working on the roadside (Video Courtesy of WorkSafeBC):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE0nCBktyQA&t=10s

Learn more about driving safely through construction zones:
https://nlcsa.com/events/cones-out/drivers/

🚧 Slow down. It’s not just about a ticket.🚧When you speed through a construction zone, workers have less time to react a...
05/11/2026

🚧 Slow down. It’s not just about a ticket.🚧

When you speed through a construction zone, workers have less time to react and so do you.

Roadwork environments can change in an instant, with crews, equipment, lane shifts, and traffic all moving nearby.

Reduced speed limits are there to protect everyone on the road and everyone working beside it.

A few extra seconds could make all the difference.

Slow down. Heads up. Be respectful.

🚧 Cones Out? Slow Down. Workers Ahead. 🚧Cones are out across the province - and that means road crews are back to work, ...
05/10/2026

🚧 Cones Out? Slow Down. Workers Ahead. 🚧

Cones are out across the province - and that means road crews are back to work, often just feet away from moving traffic.

Every construction zone is an active workplace. A moment of patience behind the wheel can make all the difference for the people working to keep our roads safe and moving.

Slow down. Stay alert. Be respectful.

Drive like your family works there - because someone’s family does. ❤️

Learn more: https://nlcsa.com/events/cones-out/

🚧 Cones Out? Campaign (May 10-16) is almost hereThis initiative brings together industry and community to improve safety...
05/08/2026

🚧 Cones Out? Campaign (May 10-16) is almost here

This initiative brings together industry and community to improve safety for both roadside workers and motorists - and your role matters.

Here’s how you can get involved:
✔️ Start conversations about safe driving in work zones
✔️ Share the message with your team or network
✔️ Use the campaign toolkit to raise awareness

Construction zones can be unpredictable but simple actions like slowing down and staying alert can save lives.

Let’s work together to make our roads safer for everyone.

🔗 Download the toolkit and start the conversation:
https://nlcsa.com/document/cones-out-2026-toolkit/

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80 Glencoe Drive
Mount Pearl, NL
A1N4S9

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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