Auditor Training Program (ATP) (IP)

Classroom Course

This three-day Instructor Lead Training course has been designed for individuals who will be evaluating the effectiveness of a company’s health and safety management system. Participants will be shown how to evaluate systems against the Partnerships in Injury Reduction (PIR) standard. This is a two-tiered program which consists of the three-day course (Certificate of Completion) and a voluntary Qualification Audit submission (Certified Peer Auditor Certificate).

Course Topics

• Introduction to audit instruments and the COR process
• Roles and responsibilities of auditors and auditees
• Review of the ACSA Audit Tool
• Auditing skills and sampling
• Steps in the audit process
• Auditor certification and self-qualification audit processes

Certification

Participants must achieve a minimum score of 80% on an open book, on-line test as well as demonstrate an understanding of the practical auditing procedure by participating in the activities completed in the virtual classroom.

Certified Peer Auditor Certificate

Participants may submit a qualification/self-audit (individually conducted) within 66 days after completing the three-day course. If the qualification/self-audit is approved by the ACSA COR department, the participant will be considered a certified auditor. It is a requirement for Active NCSO’s to become a certified auditor. It is also a requirement for COR companies to have a full time certified auditor on staff.

Prerequisites

Principles of Health and Safety Management (PHSM) must be completed before taking the Auditor Training Program (ATP).

Please call 780-453-3311 or visit www.youracsa.ca to register.