SALUS

📢 Exciting Announcement! 📢

The SALUS team is thrilled to welcome Rob McKinney (aka Construction App Guru) as our new Construction Safety Evangelist!

With over 20 years’ experience in both construction safety and tech, Rob is the perfect addition to our growing team.

A trailblazer in every sense of the word, Rob recognized very early on the impact that technology can have on safety and mental health in the construction industry. Rob brings his deep knowledge of safety and passion for technology to this new role at SALUS, where he will continue to educate, inspire, and guide construction leaders to elevate their safety practices through the adoption of digital tools.

“I have seen firsthand how innovative software can enhance companies’ operations while reducing risk for workers on sites,” Rob says, “ and that’s why I’m thrilled to join the SALUS team and help contribute to our shared mission of eliminating barriers to workplace safety and enabling meaningful impact for construction businesses.”

We couldn’t be more excited to have you on board, Rob.

Stay tuned for many exciting developments as we move safety forward together!

We need more young people in trades.

A simple statement with a not-so-simple solution.

As the skilled labour pool continues to shrink and we see a decline in young tradespeople entering the workforce, we need to find a way to introduce young people to everything that a career in trades can offer.

And the Abbotsford School District is doing just that.

Last month, our Director of Safety Insight and Innovation, Amandeep Beesla, spoke to the students of Abbotsford’s Heavy Equipment Operators Program. This program offers high school students theoretical and practical experience with equipment in a local pit and gives them the opportunity to explore a potential career in trades before they’ve even left high school. After the semester, students have their heavy equipment operator apprenticeship through Industry Training Authority

SALUS is proud to be a part of this initiative in encouraging a career in trades for our community’s students.

And wishing all these future heavy equipment operators the best in their journey!