COR Certified Companies
COR Certification
- 1
Complete and submit AgSafe's COR Registration Form.
Note: Find your Classification Unit (CU) here. - 2Connect 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 Small COR audit standard.
- 3
Have a permanent employee complete AgSafe’s COR Internal Auditor Training.
Note: A company can use an AgSafe approved External Auditor to conduct any of their COR audits. More information about AgSafe's Internal Auditor Training is available here. - 4Conduct a Small COR Certification Audit.
- 5Submit the Certification Audit for a quality assurance review.
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If the Certification Audit meets the audit requirements (minimum 80% overall with at least 50% in each element), a Small COR Certificate may be issued.
Note: The COR Certificate is valid for 3 years, providing annual maintenance audit requirements are met.
The COR program is easy to use, there is an incentive at the end … It is a Win Win situation.
- Tia Wagner,
Vernon Seed & Orchard Company
Maintaining COR Certification Status
- 1Conduct a Small COR Maintenance Audit.
- 2Submit the Maintenance Audit for a quality assurance review.
- 3Based on your Maintenance Audit, continue to work on improving your Health and Safety Management Program.
The entire team is proud of this official COR recognition. We look forward to continuing to improve the company’s overall health and safety program.
- Jaye-Jay Berggren,
Sea to Sky Soils
Re-certifying COR Certification
A Re-certification Audit must be conducted and submitted to AgSafe for quality assurance review by the original certification expiry date.
The Small COR Re-certification Audit can be conducted by an AgSafe qualified internal auditor or an AgSafe approved external auditor.