About COR Modernization

Why are we doing it?

As our construction industry grows more complex, our Certificate of Recognition (COR) and Small Employer COR (SECOR) programs must keep pace with its safety needs.

The Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is modernizing our COR and SECOR programs to keep them practical, relevant, and adaptable for our members and industry.

What are your challenges with workplace health and safety in Alberta construction? We need to hear from you.

Every perspective is important, from workers with boots on the ground to those developing safety policy, and whether you have COR, SECOR, or neither.


What will we do with your feedback?

Your feedback will shape the future of COR/SECOR. Your insights and experiences will inform the COR Modernization working group and research phase.


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The survey close date has been extended to late January to provide additional time for all interested stakeholders to respond.

Defining Success

Changes

What is the one key change you would make to COR or SECOR? (max 140 characters).

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Moderation Policy

9 December, 2024

AltaweldSafety says:

Standardize the Audit Tool throughout the Industry

6 December, 2024

James Taylor says:

Use the audit soft tool that all the other CPs are using

6 December, 2024

Laura Ewing says:

Create new observation evaluation questions.

6 December, 2024

Laura Ewing says:

Heavier emphasis on the auditing critical (high-risk)functions such as fall pro plans, respiratory, hearing, h2s response etc.

5 December, 2024

SafetyJim says:

Ease of use

5 December, 2024

Ali says:

Option to modify specific criterion if meeting the current standard is unrealistic or unachievable based on a Company's size/scope of work.

5 December, 2024

Mitch says:

Audits that can be more adaptable to the specific company or type of work.

3 December, 2024

cjohnson1986 says:

Tailored audits to industry code.

25 November, 2024

Laurel says:

Working at heights is the most frustrating issue since I started in 1988. So I built a wood frame working at heights safety system. ISAFE

25 November, 2024

Williamso says:

Improve safety, Educate people on safety, Put safety above productivity on site Give prizes to safety reporters

22 November, 2024

MRUCK says:

When we are struggling to get a better mark on something it would be helpful to have a place to go with examples of what you are looking for

6 November, 2024

ambermisner says:

Consistency across the Certifying Partners in regard to layout, guidelines, validation methods.

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