Intermediate Business

Training Requirements

• Construction Entry-Level Training
• Principles of Health & Safety Management
• Hazard Identification & Control
• COR® Audit
• Leadership for Safety Excellence
• + Any compliance-based training required

Safety Program Implementation

Your safety program should meet the specific needs of your company. You must:

• Complete a Comprehensive Hazard Assessment
• Implement safe work practices
• Write safe job procedures
• Create / Update policies to reflect new safety standards
• Provide supporting documentation of your safety program.

This step proves your safety program is functioning and benefiting your company.

Safety Program Review

Submit to CSNS:

• Completed COR® Audit Instrument
• Safety Manual (First Year only)
• Payment of Audit Fee

External Audit:

• A CSNS safety advisor will contact you to book an external audit

Receive Certificate of Recognition & Letter of Good Standing

Certification Maintenance

Intermediate Businesses must maintain their safety program, complete a yearly audit, and pay the COR® audit fee to receive their annual Letter of Good Standing.

*Random COR® audits are performed on 5% of certified companies.  This is done to maintain the integrity and quality of the COR® standard.