SAFETY ARTICLES & RESOURCES

Poor documentation costs companies COR audit points year after year. On-Track auditors consistently find the same five gaps across construction, oil and gas, and trades companies in Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan. Here is what auditors look for and exactly how to fix each one before audit day.

Thinking of moving from SECOR to COR? Don’t just update your manual — improve your evidence. Learn what auditors really look for and how to avoid the most common failure points before booking your certification audit.

Many companies fail COR audits for avoidable reasons — from outdated safety manuals to poor documentation and lack of training. This post breaks down the most common causes of failure and shows how On-Track Safety’s audits, manuals, and training services can help you prepare, stay compliant, and pass on the first try.

Getting COR or SECOR certified can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. This guide breaks down each step — from building a compliant safety manual to preparing for your audit — and shows how On-Track Safety’s services, online training, and expert support make certification easier, faster, and far less stressful for your business.

In today's competitive landscape, businesses across industries—particularly in construction, transportation, and oil & gas—face a myriad...

Discover the vital role of COR & SECOR certifications for Canadian businesses, ensuring safety and OHS compliance.