CWST brings health and safety training to construction industry and municipal sector Canadian Design and Construction Report special feature Construction Workplace Safety Training Ltd. (CWST) brings a wealth of experience to the construction indus- try and municipal sector. “We have been providing health and safety services for more than 10 years,” says consultant and owner Bruce Bolduc. Bolduc brings more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry to his clients. This experience gives him the ability to relate to both the employee, and employer health and safety issues that arise on a site, the company’s promotional material says. Bolduc serves on several committees and boards. He is currently the president of the Simcoe County Home Builders Association, is an active member of the WSIB Task Force Committee and the Regional Labour Manage- ment Committee. He is also a member of various asso- ciations, including the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering, Ontario Home Builders Association, and the Barrie Construction Association. Meanwhile, CWST trainer and consultant Dale Thompson brings more than 25 years’ experience in the industry and more than 15 years in heavy equipment dealership experience. “His knowledge and expertise in heavy equipment gives him the leading edge in providing excellent training sessions, workshops and equipment operator assess- ments,” the company says. Thompson is a board member of the Orillia District Construction Association and an active member of Sim- coe County Roads Supervisors Association, Association Roads, Muskoka Association of Road Superintendents, and Grey County Public Works Association. The Canadian Design and Construction Report — Fall 2013 – 49