Job Safety Skills Society

established in 1991 and registered as a charitable not-for-profit organization in 1995, the job safety skills society (jsss) has partnered with educators, industry, and government to build a community focused on the safety and wellbeing of youth entering the workforce. through our jobsafe program, we provide young workers with the educational services that have helped significantly reduce work-related fatalities, injuries, and illness that result from workplace hazards. the program is available, at no cost, to all publically funded junior and senior high schools, and we encourage schools to use it as an effective career and technologies studies (cts) resource for both teachers and students. the job safety skills society has assisted schools throughout alberta, saskatchewan, and the northwest territories to implement the jobsafe program. the program is currently used by over 200 schools across these three provinces, with more than 115,00 students having completed the courses and 36,000