Today the SCGA recognizes World Mental Health Day and the importance of mental well‑being in every workplace and community. Mental health is part of safety—checking in, talking openly, and supporting one another helps create safer, healthier spaces for everyone. #SCGA #Sask1stcall #MentalHealthDay

Visit the SCGA Resource Page for videos, publications, and more to help you and your team always Dig Safe. https://scga.ca/en/resources/ #SCGA #Sask1stCall #digsafe #ExcavationSafety #UtilitySafety

Another friendly reminder that the Sask First Call and SCGA mailing address has changed as of June 1, 2026. You can now send all correspondence to Box 1404 STN MAIN, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3P7. scga.ca #SCGA #Sask1stCall #mail #update

Today we pause to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The SCGA honours Survivors, remembers the children, and reaffirms our commitment to respectful partnerships with Indigenous communities across Saskatchewan. #TruthAndReconciliation #SCGA #Sask1stCall

The SCGA welcomes VIVAX as our newest member and sponsor! We’re excited to have their support in strengthening safe digging across Saskatchewan. Thanks, VIVAX, for joining our community committed to damage prevention. #Vivax #SCGA #Sask1stCall

Installing or fixing sprinkler lines this fall? Always click before you dig. Utility lines don’t stay where you expect, and even small trenches can cause big problems. A free locate keeps your project safe, fast, and damage‑free. #ClickBeforeYouDig #SCGA #Sask1stCall

Harvest season means more machinery on rural roads. Stay alert for slow‑moving combines, trucks, and grain carts, especially at dawn and dusk. Give equipment plenty of space, expect wide turns, and be patient — everyone’s working hard to bring the crop in safely. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

Ever wonder what’s beneath your feet? A hidden network of underground utilities—power, gas, water, telecom—running just below the surface. Those markings and flags aren’t random. They map the world you can’t see. Look out below and always dig safe. #DigSafe #SCGA #Sask1stcall

Welcome Commissionaires South Saskatchewan to the SCGA! We’re proud to have your team join our damage‑prevention community and strengthen safe digging practices across the province. Great to have you with us. #Commissionaires #SCGA #Sask1stCall

International Equal Pay Day highlights the UN’s call for equal pay for work of equal value. Women worldwide still face a persistent pay gap. The SCGA supports this initiative and the push for fairness, dignity, and equal opportunity for all. #EqualPayDay #SCGA #Sask1stCall

Visit us at Booth 99 at the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show today! Grab prizes, explore damage‑prevention resources, and get practical guidance on safe utility locating. Stop by and strengthen your underground safety game. #SCGA #Sask1stCall #LHOS

Heavy rain makes trenching unpredictable. Saturated soil loses strength, walls can slump or collapse, and water fills excavations, hiding hazards and undermining stability. Wet ground also affects equipment footing and increases the risk of striking buried utilities. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

World Suicide Prevention Day reminds us that suicide is preventable. Start the Conversation. By challenging stigma and speaking with openness, empathy and support, we help create communities where people feel safe to seek help. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #SCGA #Sask1stCall #MentalHealth

As many people travel for the long weekend, stay alert for heavy equipment working on or near roadways. Our members prioritize safety, but large machines create blind spots. Be extra diligent around equipment, utility work, and traffic every day. #SCGA #Sask1stCall #Equipment

Kids are heading back to school, which means more little feet and busy crossings around job sites. Whether you’re excavating, locating or conducting other utility work, stay alert, slow down, and keep an eye out for those shorter industrialists. #SCGA #Sask1stCall