Fish Safe NS

Fish Safe NS To inspire a strong safety culture for the NS seafood industry through collaboration, education, and

Vision:
Nova Scotia Seafood Industry: Home safe and sound for current and future generations. Values:
Professionalism: Demonstrating transparency, honesty, respect, and integrity

Commitment: Continued passion and support for the safety of the Nova Scotia seafood industry

Relevance: To remain relevant, current, and credible through diversification

Strategic Priorities:
The strategic priorities o

f Fish Safe NS are:

Modernization and Growth – Expanding our reach and portfolio through industry participation and partnerships

Relationship Development – Encourage engagement and participation with our membership through a clear message of who we are and what we do, and to foster further relationships with other organizations.

☀️ Sun Safety Tips ☀️Protect your skin and eyes from harmful UV rays year-round by seeking shade, covering up with cloth...
08/18/2025

☀️ Sun Safety Tips ☀️

Protect your skin and eyes from harmful UV rays year-round by seeking shade, covering up with clothing, using sunscreen, and wearing sunglasses 😎

Sun safety is crucial for preventing sunburns, and skin cancer. And it’s not just about the summer months ⚓️

Check out this video on our YouTube channel that’s all about sub safety for outdoor workers 🛟🌊⛅️

Learn all about Sun Safety. If you work outdoors, this video will show you what happens after brief and longer-term exposure to the sun can do to your skin &...

08/10/2025

We would like to send a thank you to Fish Safe NS for sponsoring Harbour Wars this year! Without the continued support of sponsors like you, we wouldn’t be able to put on a successful event, this year on August 16th. Your contribution to helping us raise money for the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation Tom MacNeil Cancer Patient Care Fund is greatly appreciated.

Please support our generous sponsors ❤️⚓️

Fishing is woven into the fabric of Nova Scotia, but there's no denying it is a dangerous job. The impact of safety with...
08/08/2025

Fishing is woven into the fabric of Nova Scotia, but there's no denying it is a dangerous job. The impact of safety within the fishing industry extends beyond fishermen and their vessels, to the family and community members who are touched by a loss.

A vibrant and prosperous fishing industry in Nova Scotia becomes more possible as it becomes a safer one. ⚓️

Nova Scotia Safe at Sea Alliance - Fishing Safety Now:

Visit http://www.safeatseans.ca for more information on Fishing Safety Now.Fishing is woven into the fabric of Nova Scotia, but there's no denying it is a da...

Fish Safe is all set up at the 50th Annual Digby Scallop Days ⚓️Check out the schedule below, and be sure to stop by our...
08/08/2025

Fish Safe is all set up at the 50th Annual Digby Scallop Days ⚓️

Check out the schedule below, and be sure to stop by our booth to chat about all things safety 🛟🌊

Hope to see you there! ☺️

Book your Man Overboard Drill with Fish Safe today ⚓️Practicing your safety drills, and being prepared in an emergency s...
08/07/2025

Book your Man Overboard Drill with Fish Safe today ⚓️

Practicing your safety drills, and being prepared in an emergency situation could save your life 🛟

📣Nova Scotia Works in Digby have some exciting Marine courses coming up this summer.  Don’t miss these opportunities.📣We...
08/06/2025

📣Nova Scotia Works in Digby have some exciting Marine courses coming up this summer. Don’t miss these opportunities.📣

We’re gathering expressions of interest for the Fishing Master 4 Certification course, tentatively set to begin August 25, 2025.

We’ll run this training if there’s enough interest, so if you or someone you know could benefit, call Captain Andrea (number on the flyer) before August 13.

We are offering:

* Small Vessel Basic Safety – August 18, 2025
* Small Vessel Operator Proficiency – August 19 -22, 2025

Please note that contact information is located on each flyer.

Call to register your spot today ⚓️

08/04/2025

📣 Office Closure 📣

Our office will be closed today, Monday, August 4th for the Natal Day Holiday ⚓️

Do you know that Fish Safe NS offers ON-SITE Forklift Training !!We will work with your schedule to get your employees t...
07/29/2025

Do you know that Fish Safe NS offers ON-SITE Forklift Training !!
We will work with your schedule to get your employees trained.
Our Forklift Training meets the CSA Standard for forklift training
Call/Text Gary for more details 902-233-5887

Fishing is woven into the fabric of Nova Scotia, but there's no denying it is a dangerous job. The impact of safety with...
07/25/2025

Fishing is woven into the fabric of Nova Scotia, but there's no denying it is a dangerous job. The impact of safety within the fishing industry extends beyond fishermen and their vessels, to the family and community members who are touched by a loss.

A vibrant and prosperous fishing industry in Nova Scotia becomes more possible as it becomes a safer one. ⚓️

Nova Scotia Safe at Sea Alliance - Fishing Safety Now:

Visit http://www.safeatseans.ca for more information on Fishing Safety Now.Fishing is woven into the fabric of Nova Scotia, but there's no denying it is a da...

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Halifax, NS

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19024713534

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Functions of the Safety Association The safety association focuses its efforts on prevention education, advocacy, communication and awareness. This is achieved by the conducting the following functions: Prevention Education - Implementation of an accident prevention strategy for the fishing industry. Educate the industry on accident investigation, preventing workplace injuries, ergonomics, etc. - Undertake concrete activities that are of direct interest to industry and that have the potential to have a positive effect on rates. This can be achieved by developing educational tools. Research and Advocacy - The association has the capacity to undertake research on causes of escalating rates. Research could also be done on the economic impacts that could result from the continuation of escalating costs that could make the fishing industry in the province less competitive. - Continue the dialogue with Workers’ Compensation Board and Government in their efforts to implement improved medical services in a timely fashion – ie: Doctor’s Nova Scotia and the Physiotherapy contract. - Work with all stakeholders that have a keen interest in improving workplace safety. Communication and Awareness - Show industry wide leadership on the issue of safety. - Increase awareness of safety and celebrate success. - Promote a safety culture in the industry. - Communicate with industry on causes, and various specific activities that can address these.