Kasa is pleased to announce our two new team members, Aaron Poutanen and Zack Darling.

Aaron comes with an extensive background in safety and specializes in construction.  He is a Certified Canadian Registered Safety Professional and is working towards becoming an external ACSA auditor.  We look forward to adding his knowledge to the team.

Zack has extensive experience in the field within the oil and gas sector and was ready for a new challenge in his career.  We are happy to help him grow and use his firsthand experiences in the field to give a new perspective on health and safety and its culture.

As we continue to grow at Kasa, we are thankful for continuing to find great individuals to add their expertise and knowledge to our team.  Welcome, gentlemen!

We would like to welcome Amy Thomson and Sarah Jimmo to the team!

Amy comes to Kasa with a background in Environmental Sciences. We look forward to the new skill set Amy can add to our team.

Sarah has worked with Kasa when she was a client of ours. Kasa was happy to jump at the opportunity to snag Sarah when she was looking for a career change over to the consulting and auditing side of safety. We are pleased to offer her 14 years of health and safety experience to our clients.

Welcome Ladies, we are happy to have you to help grow the Kasa team!

The Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (CRSP) shared an article on LinkedIn featuring Kasa’s President Cam Mitchell. During the COR Summit 2019 held in Toronto. Cam moderated a panel discussion, representing our sister company AudEng International. Click here to check it out the Article!

Cam had the honor of presenting at the CSSE 2018 Conference in Niagra Falls with a few like-minded gentlemen. Allan J Moore, OH&S Group Manager at Wood Environmental Infrastructure Solutions, Paul Chamoun, Sr. Health and Safety Lead at Clifton Associates Ltd, and Cam Mitchell, President of Kasa Consulting conducted a workshop on Safety Leadership For Extraodinary Executives. The findings of the workshop have been published in the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering’s Contact Magazine. The 2019 Spring Contact Magazine features the the trio’s findings on Page 15-20, please clink on the Contact Magazine link and read more about it.

The CSSE is also pleased to welcome them back to present at the 2019 Conference held this year in Winnepeg September 22-25. Be sure to sign up for their workshop this year, Communication for Safety: Understanding and Being Understood. This workshop was developed to highlight “strong communication” as the overwhelming number one choice for a skill or attribute that every safety leader should possess.

Congratulations on being published!

Going to be in Winnipeg on September 22-25th? Come and see our President Cam Mitchell speak at the CSSE conference!