Small Employer Internal Auditor Course - September 2024 In person OR Online

Small Employer Internal Auditor Course - September 2024 In person OR Online

2 day course | Sep 25th-26th| 9am - 4pm In-Person Or Online

By SafetyDriven - Trucking Safety Council of BC

Date and time

Wed, Sep 25, 2024 9:00 AM - Thu, Sep 26, 2024 5:00 PM PDT

Location

SafetyDriven - Trucking Safety Council of BC

210 - 20111 93A Ave LANGLEY, BC V1M 4A9 Canada

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 1 day before event
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About this event

  • 1 day 8 hours

Member: $49 / Non-Member: $49 | 2 day Online Course (9am - 4pm)

This online course, led by a member of the COR team, teaches internal auditing for small employers (3-19 employees). It covers how to gather the information necessary for measuring the effectiveness of a company safety program. It familiarizes participants with the Audit Document and prepares them to complete a COR certification audit.

Topics covered include:

  • Understanding audit program definitions
  • The reasons for conducting audits
  • Understanding auditor & auditee’s responsibilities
  • Understanding the auditor certification process
  • Audit preparation & using the standard Audit Document
  • Auditor ethics & code of conduct

Class timing:

Wednesday June 26th : 9am - 4pm Pacific Time

Thursday June 27th: 9am - 4pm Pacific Time

Please respond to COR@SafetyDriven.ca with the answer to the following questions:

• Will you be taking the course online or in-person at the Langley office

• If you are taking the course in-person, do you have any dietary restrictions as lunch will be provided

Please note - Up to 4 students are allow to attend in person class

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SafetyDriven - Trucking Safety Council of BC

We are an industry-led organization dedicated to improving safety operations, reducing injuries and fatalities, and preventing loss and stoppage by providing leadership, safety programs, services, communication, education, and certification. Our vision is the elimination of workplace injuries and fatalities in BC’s trucking, transportation, and related industries.