Registered Auditor
In accordance with NCSA Audit Protocol, each company self audit required to maintain COR™ must be submitted by a NCSA Registered Auditor.
The NCSA Principles of Safety Management training encourages each company to tailor their safety program to suit their operations. The intent of the new requirement for NCSA Registered Auditor status is to assist in ensuring all audits received by the NCSA are accompanied by the required supporting documentation and information.
Prerequisite: Individuals who apply for Registered Auditor status must complete the NCSA Principles of Safety Management and Auditor Training Courses (Equivalent training through other Provincial jurisdictions may be given consideration for credit).
Items Required for Submittance:
- Verification of attendance in Principles of Safety Management & Auditor Training
- Completion of a safety program registered company’s (self) audit
- Submission of a completed audit instrument and required supporting documentation
- Preparation of a written audit report
A NCSA Registered Auditor Certificate will be issued upon successful evaluation and approval.
Registered Auditors must submit a self audit on an annual basis in order to maintain their status.
Note: Supporting documentation submitted to the NCSA will be retained on file and will not be returned to the company.
If you would like more information on becoming a Register Auditor, please contact chris@ncsa-nt.ca. Or you can download an Application to become a Registered Auditor.