About Us

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Who We Are 

 The Motor Safety Association (MSA) is a non-government, non-profit organization funded through an operational agreement with the Workers' Compensation Board .

Our ultimate goal is to reduce the number of injuries and the duration of those injuries in our industry.  We strive to educate our members to the benefits of developing and maintaining an effective Safety Management System.

Our members range from one-man shops to companies with 10 or more employees. Covered under MSA, there is an estimated 25,000 employees. The management style and techniques needed to create a safe workforce are dependent on many basic factors including the size of the workforce, location, resources available (people, training, suppliers and materials) as well as the types of work processes they engage in.

Board of Directors

The Motor Safety Association’s Board of Directors is elected by members, and directly responsible to them for the management and conduct of the Association’s affairs.

President & Director:  Len Ritchot - Market Tire Ltd.
Vice-Pres. & Director: Tony Reslein - Village RV
Treasurer & Director: Isaac Sneath - Queen City Auto Body Ltd.
Secretary & Director: Teresa Hensrud - Industrial Scale Ltd.

Directors:
Patrick Gosselin - Girard Bulk Services Ltd.
Greg Charles - Moose Jaw Brake Check
Calvin Bast - Novlan Bros. Sales
Tim Allan - Kramer Ltd.
Brenda Blommaert - Royal Ford
Richard Shyluk - Moody's Equipment

Non-Voting Associate Members:
Susan Buckle, Executive Director SADA
Bill Ziebart, Executive Director SAAR
Phil Germain, Executive Director Prevention Saskatchewan WCB 

Our Staff

Executive Director: Marty Cobb
Executive Assistant:
  Bunty Harmen
Injury Prevention Manager:  Gord Martin 
Safety Advisor:  Ken Kostyniuk
Safety Advisor: Ryan Bast
Safety Advisor:  Tim Allan

MSA is committed to excellence and this is reflected in our very professional and personable staff. We are committed to take a leadership role in advising and assisting our members in safety issues, with a focus on reducing the number of on-job injuries, and by demonstrating methods of returning injured workers to active members of the workforce as soon as practical.

We also believe in developing an open and honest working partnership with our members in implementing and developing safety related programs. Our staff is available to firms for safety audits, inspections, counseling and training in virtually every aspect of safe operating procedures. We actively support and encourage our members in safety related initiatives and programs, as we help them evaluate, improve and maintain the highest possible standards of safety.

 

Current Events

MSA Strategic Plan 2011 - 2013

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Claims Management

2012 Claims Management Workshops

January - Melfort
February - Swift Current
March - Regina
June - Yorkton
July - Meadow Lake
October - Maple Creek
November - Saskatoon

Claims Management Workshop
February 28th, 2012
Best Western Inn - Swift Current
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ISNetworld Workshop
March 15th, 2012
1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m
Sandman Inn - Great Room
1800 Victoria Ave, Regina
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