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
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What is COR?
COR is the 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.
COR Submission
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.

