Certificate of Recognition (COR) for Large Employers

20 or More Full Time Employees

Certificate of Recognition (COR) for Large Employers

20 or More Full Time Employees

COR Certified Companies

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COR Certification

AgSafe's Large Employer COR Certification process.
  • 1
    Complete and submit AgSafe's COR Registration Form.
    Note: Find your Classification Unit (CU) here.
  • 2
    Connect with your AgSafe Advisor or Regional Safety Consultant.
    Note: This is to ensure the company has a health and safety management system that meets AgSafe’s Large COR audit standard.
  • 3
    Contact an AgSafe approved External Auditor to conduct AgSafe's COR certification audit.
    Note: A company can train a permanent employee through AgSafe's Internal Auditor Training Program, for maintenance audit years only.
  • 4
    External Auditor submits the Certification Audit to AgSafe for a quality assurance review.
  • 5
    If the Certification Audit meets the audit requirements (minimum 80% overall with at least 50% in each element), a Large COR Certificate may be issued.
    Note: The COR Certificate is valid for 3 years, providing annual maintenance audit requirements are met.

Becoming COR certified validated everyone's hard work and gave us a sense of recognition

- Justin Hochstrasser,
OriginO

Maintaining COR Certification Status

Maintenance Audits must be conducted and submitted to AgSafe in years 2 and 3 in order to maintain COR status. Large COR Maintenance Audits can be conducted by the company’s AgSafe qualified internal auditor, or an AgSafe approved external auditor.
  • 1
    Conduct a Large COR Maintenance Audit.
  • 2
    Submit the Maintenance Audit to AgSafe for a quality assurance review.
  • 3
    Based on your Maintenance Audit, continue to work on improving your Health and Safety Management Program.

Our AgSafe rep has been an inspiration and a great mentor on this journey to achieving our COR goal!

- Fran Guliker,
DeVry Greenhouses

Re-certifying COR Certification

A Re-certification Audit must be conducted by an AgSafe approved External Auditor and submitted to AgSafe for quality assurance review by the original certification expiry date.

Documents

The audit tools allow you to see the COR certification requirements and will help pinpoint the gaps in your current Health and Safety Program. Your local AgSafe Consultant or Advisor can help you to understand the audit and how to apply it to your workplace.