COR

The following is a general overview of the COR certification process:

• Streamlines the bid process – often times potential clients will only invite COR-certified companies to the bid process. Being COR certified often leads to being given preferred status on vendor hiring lists, and assures potential clients your business is pro-active, already employed industry-leading Health & Safety standards.

• Enhances your competitive advantage when it comes to work contracts. As clients become more socially-conscious and discerning in choosing who to work with, it’s important to seize every opportunity to make the most of every opportunity to give your company the competitive edge.

• Financial savings and incentives: COR-certified companies often have few worker injuries, and shorter claims duration times. These positive metrics mean your WorkSafeBC experience rating will improve, which means a discount on your WorkSafeBC premiums and significant savings to your business. Assures your workers (and potential new hires!) that your company offers a committed, safe and healthy workplace that places a premium on their health and wellness. Workers can feel confident that your business places a premium on creating a safer, healthier workforce and work environment, which helps ensure workers go home safely every day.

• Being COR certified with such a strong commitment to Health & Safety may make it easier to hire and keep workers.

• Enhances recognition amongst your industry peers as being a being an Safety leader.

• Develops and Enhances your company’s Safety Culture

• Increases Employee Satisfaction (having the right tools & training to get job done the 1st time without re-work, workers know your Company is committed to their safety – everything works better!)

• Reduces Incident Rates in the Workplace

• Improves worker Productivity