The Toronto Chapter of the CSSE was established in 1969, and has been actively engaged in the GTA safety community since then. The first electronic road signs in Canada were placed along Highway 401, and the safety messages were requested and authored by the Toronto Chapter.
With a current active membership of approximately 400, it is the third largest chapter in Canada. The chapter serves an area bounded by Oakville/Milton (west), Lake Ontario (south), Highway 9 (north), and Belleville (east).
The chapter is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The current Chair is Lisa Tkaczuk.
The purposes of the chapter are sharing occupational and environmental health and safety information, networking and professional development. This is accomplished by:
Hosting monthly breakfast meetings with guest speakers
Organizing annual education days
Offering CSSE specialized professional development courses
Supporting North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week activities
Launching an interactive dedicated chapter website
Any CSSE member in good standing is welcome to join the chapter. There is no cost to do so, and you are encouraged to get involved with the chapter and its Board.