Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming June training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

The Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council has opened registration for their 2026 Trades Summer Camp for grades 7-9.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Construction Craft Worker Program. The 14-week twelve-person program, starting on July 6th, 2026 and ending on October 9th, 2026 is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia and have a high school diploma or a GED.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Insulator Pre-Employment Program. The 10-week twelve-person program, starting on June 29th, 2026 and ending on September 4th, 2026 is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia and have a high school diploma or a GED.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Boilermaker Program. The nine-week, 10-person program, starting on July 6th, 2026 and ending on September 4th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Housing Construction Council Nova Scotia (HCC) is currently hiring for two positions: an Advancement Coach and a Project Coordinator.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming April training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council and Construction Industry Supports (CIS) Program’s Introduction to Sheet Metal. The 13-week, 12-person program, starting on May 11th 2026 and ending on August 7th 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

YWCA Halifax is hiring for a Tradesperson to join their Facilities and Property Management team. Read more to learn about the position overview, job duties, and required qualifications.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming March training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Construction Craft Worker - Mason Tender Program. The 11-week, 14-person program, starting on April 20th, 2026 and ending on July 3rd, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming February training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming January training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Construction Safety has two new online programs for workplace leaders to support their teams’ mental health and wellbeing. These courses are free for CSNS members.

The Department of National Defence at the Government of Canada has six job opportunities for those in the trades sector who reside in Atlantic Canada. These positions are in Gagetown, NB, Gander NL, Greenwood NS, Happy Valley Goose Bay NL, and Halifax, NS. These positions close on March 31st 2026.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Free Pipe Trades Pre-Employment Program. The 15-week, 12-person program, starting on February 23rd, 2026 and ending on June 5th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming December training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Join Construction Safety Nova Scotia’s The Working Mind for Trades Program, a new mental health training program for both workers and supervisors. This program aims to reduce mental health stigma and build a safer workplace for all in the construction industry.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Communication Technician. The 16-week, 10-person program, starting on January 12th, 2026 and ending on May 1st, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

View Construction Safety’s upcoming November training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.