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Commercial construction sector

Commercial construction safety programs that document what the GC needs before you set foot on site.

COR certification under ACSA, ISNetworld pre-qualification, and safety manuals written for the specific trades and scope of commercial projects.

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What compliance looks like in commercial construction.

Commercial construction involves general contractors requiring sub-contractors to hold COR certification, ISNetworld pre-qualification, and a written safety program before they can set foot on a restricted site. The documentation requirements start at the bid stage, not after you win the work.

  • ACSA COR certification — the standard pre-qualification requirement for commercial GCs across Western Canada
  • ISNetworld account maintenance — the platform most large GCs use to vet subs before awarding scopes of work
  • Trade-specific safe work procedures for electrical, plumbing, structural steel, and finishing trades
  • Online training for apprentices and journeypersons who need additional tickets before site access

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