Certificate of Recognition Program
Improve workplace safety, reduce costs, and earn potential WCB premium refunds through COR: a voluntary program that helps organizations meet Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety standards. Developed through Partnerships in Injury Reduction (PIR), COR supports injury prevention, lowers claims-related expenses, and enhances your company’s overall safety culture.
Audit Registration
All COR audits must be registered with AMTA and submitted prior to your audit start date. If there are any discrepancies you will be contacted for verifications.
COR Submission Checklist
Please submit your COR audit and all supporting documentation to audits@amta.ca. A preliminary check will be conducting and confirmation of receipt will be sent.
COR Info Sheet
This informational document provides a one-page summary of the COR program.
Audit Resources & FAQ
Visit our Resources page for a comprehensive collection of links, documents, and tools to support your COR/SECOR audit and education needs.
What Is COR?
COR (Certificate of Recognition) is a voluntary program designed by the Partnerships in Injury and Reduction (PIR). It is essential to WCB’s injury reduction strategies and a key component of the Partnerships programs. By participating in this program you will help your organization:
Decrease your workers’ time away from work
Reduce additional hiring or training costs
Reduce costs associated with claims
Participation in this program also means you could be eligible for refunds up to 20%, and ensuring you are meeting the provincial Occupational Health and Safety standards.
COR is not a compliance program. Since this is voluntary and with exception to loss of a COR, there are no punitive results arising from poor audit performance.
Find a Certified AMTA Consultant Auditor Near You
For in-depth consultation services related to COR compliance and/or the QA process, please email audits@amta.ca.
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