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Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week Proclaimed November 3 to 7

To help bring the dangers of the invisible, odourless, tasteless gas sharply into focus, the Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed the first week of November as Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week. During the week, SaskEnergy, the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) are sharing important carbon monoxide (CO) safety reminders with the public. “The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to support Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week as part of our ongoing commitment to safe and secure communities,” Minister Responsible for SaskEnergy...

Environment

… area in which immediate environmental impacts can be made.  Residential and commercial end-use emissions have declined …

Homes Beyond Code Program

… (including a house with secondary suite); or a multi-unit residential building ("MURB") being exclusively a … within the building. The Building must not contain any non-residential units. The Building must be on a permanent …

Pipeline Welders are fusing a career at SaskEnergy

After building a career in the oil and gas industry, Brett Katzberg jumped at the chance to join the Construction team at SaskEnergy two years ago as a Pipeline Welder. “I actually had done a lot of contract work for the company previously and always wanted to get on with SaskEnergy full-time,” says Brett, who’s been welding for 16 years. “To me, this isn’t just a job. It’s a long-term career that offers stability and professional growth. And, for someone with a young family, the work-life balance here is a huge draw.” For fellow Pipeline Welder James Daniels, family played a significant role...
… and professional growth. And, for someone with a young family, the work-life balance here is a huge draw.” For fellow Pipeline Welder James Daniels, family played a significant role in starting him on his … of a jack-of-all-trades,” says Brett. “One day you’re in a residential area doing a hook-up for a customer, and then …