SaskatchewanA Saskatoon modular homes company has been fined $100,000 after a serious workplace injury. A worker was seriously injured after a wall fell and landed on their leg in July 2023Aishwarya Dudha · CBC News · Posted: Nov 24, 2025 5:14 PM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours agoListen to this articleEstimated 1 minuteThe audio version of this article is generated by text-to-speech, a technology based on artificial intelligence.3Twenty Modular pleaded guilty to violating Saskatchewan’s occupational health and safety regulations. (CBC)A Saskatoon modular homes company has been fined $100,000 after a serious workplace injury.3Twenty Modular pleaded guilty to violating Saskatchewan’s occupational health and safety regulations.The case stems from an incident in July 2023 in Corman Park. A worker was seriously hurt after a wall fell and landed on their leg at a construction site.“These are unfortunate situations that you take seriously and we’re working hard to improve,” Bryan McCrea, co-founder of 3twenty Modular, said in an interview.”We’ve rectified all the issues that were identified and continued to build a strong safety culture and program.”Saskatoon provincial court heard that the company failed to ensure the hoist, crane and all rigging were properly maintained and safely operated.It also failed to ensure workers handling rigging were properly trained.3Twenty Modular received two fines, plus surcharges, for a combined total of $100,000. Two other charges were stayed.ABOUT THE AUTHORAishwarya Dudha is a reporter for CBC Saskatchewan based in Saskatoon. She specializes in immigration, justice and cultural issues and elevating voices of vulnerable people. She has previously worked for CBC News Network and Global News. You can email her at aishwarya.dudha@cbc.ca
Saskatoon modular builder fined $100K after workplace injury in Corman Park
