
How it works
From order to audit, in four steps.
Step 1
Order and answer the questionnaire
Pay the 50% deposit and complete a 20-minute questionnaire about your company, your work and your provinces.
Step 2
We build the program
Your custom manual, hazard assessments, job task inventory, forms and implementation checklist. The draft comes within 5 business days of your completed questionnaire.
Step 3
Temporary Letter of Certification
We prepare your TLC application and membership paperwork, so you can bid on work while your records build up.
Step 4
Build records, then book the audit
ACSA needs at least three months of records before the audit; a longer run scores more fully. You run your internal audit and book an independent auditor. SECOR Ready: we prepare your SECOR submission.
Build packages
COR Ready and SECOR Ready. One price, one package.
Everything we build for a company going after certification, in one order. 50% deposit today, the balance when your draft is emailed.
COR Ready
From $4,495
One province, plus GST. $4,995 with a second.
Everything the manual factory makes, bundled for a COR application: hazard assessments, forms, the implementation checklist, and your TLC paperwork.
- Custom manual, built for every province you work in
- Up to 20 custom formal hazard assessments for your ticked tasks
- Job task inventory
- 22 core fillable forms, plus the ones your work calls for
- The 7-part implementation checklist, including a section on getting ready for an audit
- TLC (Temporary Letter of Certification) application and membership paperwork
- A training plan: one LSE seat through our corporate training account, plus links to ACSA's PHSM, LEG and ATP courses
- Custom manual, built for every province you work in
SECOR Ready
$3,920
One province, plus GST. For small employers who qualify for SECOR.
The same COR Ready bundle, plus we complete your 20-hour SECOR submission end to end.
- Custom manual, built for every province you work in
- Up to 20 custom formal hazard assessments for your ticked tasks
- Job task inventory
- 22 core fillable forms, plus the ones your work calls for
- The 7-part implementation checklist, including a section on getting ready for an audit
- TLC (Temporary Letter of Certification) application and membership paperwork
- A training plan: one LSE seat through our corporate training account, plus links to ACSA's PHSM, LEG and ATP courses
- Your 20-hour SECOR submission - documentation gathering, audit writing and submittal, handled by our team
- Custom manual, built for every province you work in
Optional add-ons for either package: Custom Safety Orientation Package 1 ($1,850) and the NSC program ($495). Three or more provinces? Email info@on-tracksafety.com for a package quote.
We do
- Build your manual, hazard assessments, job task inventory and forms
- Write your 7-part implementation checklist
- Prepare your TLC application and membership paperwork
- Set up your training plan and LSE seat
- SECOR Ready: gather, write and submit your SECOR package
You do
- Put the program in place and use the forms on the job
- Keep your records
- Complete the courses your certifying partner requires
- Run your own internal audit
- Book your certification audit with an independent auditor
What a package can and cannot do
A manual can score at most 450 of the 900 audit points on its own. You still put the program in place, keep records, run your own internal audit and book the audit. Because we help build your program, On-Track will not also be the certifying auditor for it - that keeps the certification independent.No package, ours or anyone's, can promise a pass. The audit measures what your people do.
How long before the audit? ACSA needs at least three months of records before the audit. Auditors sample up to twelve months, so a longer run scores more fully. The TLC lets you bid on work while you build them.
What certification is worth
A certificate can pay for itself.
In Alberta, COR and SECOR both earn a WCB premium rebate. Enter your premium to see what it could be worth each year.
Your operation
Find your annual WCB premium on your WCB account statement or CRA T4 summary. Most small-to-mid contractors fall in the $20,000–$150,000 range.
Estimated annual benefit
$3,000
5% (typical; up to 20% possible) - 5% for maintaining COR; higher tiers require claims performance below industry average
$2,333
$7,000 amortised over 3 years
$667
Audit pays for itself in 2.3 years
WCB Partnerships in Injury Reduction (PIR)
PIR pays the highest of three measures, capped at 20%: 5% for simply maintaining COR (10% in your first certified year), up to 20% for improving your safety performance, or up to 20% for claim costs well below your industry average. There is no separate SECOR rate - SECOR is a COR, and earns the same structure. Registration in PIR is required and is separate from certification.
These are estimates only. WCB rebate rates and qualifying conditions vary and change. The actual rebate depends on your experience rating, your industry rate group, your certification status at fiscal year-end, and applicable WCB rules in your province. Verify current rates with your provincial WCB before making financial decisions. Audit costs are typical ranges - your actual cost depends on operation size, scope, and certifying partner.
Common questions
Before you order.
How much is COR Ready or SECOR Ready?
What is the difference between COR Ready and SECOR Ready?
Does the package guarantee we pass the audit?
How long before we can book our certification audit?
What is a Temporary Letter of Certification (TLC)?
Why won't On-Track do our certification audit?
We work in three or more provinces. Can we still get COR Ready?
See your price in five questions.
The price builder shows your exact package price and takes the 50% deposit online. Questions first? Email us and we will answer directly.
