Your Yukon safety program, YWCHSB aligned.

The Yukon Workers’ Compensation Health and Safety Board administers the Certificate of Recognition program directly, rather than delegating to a separate industry association as Alberta and British Columbia do. This means your COR audit is conducted under YWCHSB’s own audit instrument and scoring framework. The On-Track Compliance Portal structures your evidence vault around YWCHSB’s specific element requirements, so documentation is organised the way Yukon auditors expect to see it, not formatted for a southern certifying body.

Major Yukon mining projects require contractors to hold active pre-qualification profiles in ISN, which means keeping policies, procedures, and worker credentials current and accessible at all times. The portal’s Document Vault centralises the safety program documentation that feeds your ISN questionnaire, while the Worker Certificate Tracker monitors expiry dates for individual worker licences and training records. When ISN triggers a requalification review or a new project operator requests your profile, your team can pull everything from one location rather than assembling records manually.

First Nations development corporations in Yukon increasingly apply their own contractor pre-qualification standards as economic development activity grows, particularly in resource and infrastructure sectors. The portal’s Document Vault stores the safety program documents, insurance certificates, and training records that these requirements typically call for, and the compliance scheduler flags renewal dates so nothing lapses before a pre-qual review. While requirements vary by corporation, the portal gives your team a single organised source to pull from whenever a new pre-qualification request arrives.